Citation - American Weekly Mercury: 1736.07.01

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Index Entry Anthem, sung in London, for marriage of Prince of Wales 
Location London 
Citation
AWM.736.020
24 Jun-1 Jul 1736:11, 12, 21 (861)
London . . .  [Arrival of Princess of Saxe-Gotha.] 
Apr 26.  The Prince of Wales dined with her Highness at
Greenwich, in one of the rooms towards the Park, the windows
were thrown open, to oblige the curiosity of the people: 
His Royal Highness afterwards gave her the diversion of
passing on the water, as far as the Tower, and back again in
his barge finely adorn'd, and preceeded by a concert of
music.  The ships saluted their Highnesses all the way they
pass'd, and hung out their streamers and colours, and the
river was cover'd with boats.  Their Highnesses afterwards
supped in publick.
. . . [1/2 column, marriage ceremony, attendees.] 
 The marriage service was read by the Lord Bishop of London,
Dean of the Chappel; and after the same was over, a fine
anthem was performed by a great number of voices and
instruments. . . [[1 column more with details of food and
clothing worn.]


Generic Title American Weekly Mercury 
Date 1736.07.01 
Publisher Bradford, Andrew 
City, State Philadelphia, PA 
Year 1736 
Bibliography B0001069
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