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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 21, 1793

Page

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Mayor Attestation of Loyalty to King and Constitution

The town clerk records a formal affirmation by the mayor and others of their loyalty to His Majesty and the present Constitution. The document reflects duties, piety, happiness, and reverence for the king, with expressions of support for established authority.

ALDER Ynou Angi Olas Roe

Norwich Meeting Endorses Constitution Declaration

A Norwich gathering at the Maid's Head in St Swithin's endorsed a public declaration supporting a Constitution for the Kingdom. City merchants, mayors, and ward committees formed to circulate the declaration. notices of publication were planned in several local papers.

Norwich St.Simton’s John Briaferne Harveys Ely Ebcouuy Eesti Ted Phi Derend Sheriff Chafe William Hethap Robert Barlee Sivecve Edward Squire John Morptow Carrington Mancrest John Brooks John Herring Aibert Powell John Britain William Cutting Norwich’ Mercury Norfolk Chronicle Ipswich Bury -Papits Reneral John Harvey Manly

19th Century pageant details of attire and illuminations

Dressed high and wide Labres-Harry and caes featured fattin blond hair, heathers, and feather plumes. Ladies wore emblems and necklaces while illuminations brightened venues like White's and Gouldznab's. Mansion House glowed with a wreath of lamps. Lord Cavatenay led splendid equipage with gilded liveries and embroidered flags.

Labres-Harry White Citar Cavatenay Devonshire Treband

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