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NYEP(D.751.055
7 Oct 1751:22,31 (233)
London . . . August 3. On the 9th day of July 1751, a fine
statue of his present Majesty was erected, at the publick
expense, in the square of the town of St. Helier in the
island of Jersey, with the following ceremony. . . [9 lines,
troops, officials assembled] As soon as this was done,
notice was given to the squadron to begin their march, with
drawn swords, and trumpet sounding, which they immediately
did. . . [1/2 column] As soon as the Lieutenant Governor
and Lieutenant Bailly came into the lane, the men rested
their arms, drums beating, and officers saluting. . .
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