Citation - Connecticut Gazette-New Haven: 1756.07.31

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Index Entry Drum major, in London, in procession for declaration of war 
Location London 
Citation
CG-NH.756.016
31 Jul 1756:11
From the London Gazette, May 18. . .  [3 lines introduction,
10 lines; letter (signed) H.Fox followed by 4 lines
introduction]   The officers of arms, with the serjeants at
arms and trumpeters, mounted their horses in the stable-
yard, St. James's, and proceeding thence to the palace-gate,
Garter Principal King of Arms, read his majesty's
declaration of war, and Norroy King of Arms, proclaimed it
aloud: which being done, a procession was made as follows. .
. [6 lines listing order of participants] Drums,. Drum-
major.  Trumpets. Serjeant-Trumpeter in his collar, bearing
his mace. [7 lines listing participants, 3 lines describing
second reading of declaration]. . . Rougedragaon Pursuivant,
being conducted by two of his majesty's trumpets, after
sounding thrice, he knocked at that gate. . .  [17 lines
describing two more readings of declaration]


Generic Title Connecticut Gazette-New Haven 
Date 1756.07.31 
Publisher Parker, James, and Co. 
City, State New Haven, CT 
Year 1756 
Bibliography B0013248
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