Citation - Pennsylvania Gazette-Philadelphia: 1761.01.08

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Index Entry Bells, in London, rung for accession of George III 
Location London 
Citation
PG-P.761.003
8 Jan 1761:21,22 (1672)
London . . . From Leister Fields (where his Majesty King
George the Third was yesterday first proclaimed, before
Saville-House) the Heralds, &c. proceeded to Charing-Cross,
in the following order.  Farriers of the Horse-Grenadier
Guards, with Axes erect; French-horns of the Troop; Troop of
Horse-Grenadiers Guards; two Knight Marshall's Officer;
Knight Marshal and his men; Houshold drums; Kettle-drum;
Trumpets; Pursuivants; Heralds; King at Arms, supported by
two Serjeants at arms with their maces; Archbishop of
Canterbury in his coach; Lord Viscount Falmouth; Troop of
Horse-guards.
 . . . [9 lines, to Temple-bar, gates open, and the
following units join the procession:] City drum; Trumpets;
Sheriffs Officers;  City Music; two City Marshals; . . .
[various officers and noblemen.]
  The guns were fired at the park and tower on this
occasion; and the evening concluded with ringing of bells,
bonfires, &c. &c.


Generic Title Pennsylvania Gazette-Philadelphia 
Date 1761.01.08 
Publisher Franklin, B., and D. Hall 
City, State Philadelphia, PA 
Year 1761 
Bibliography B0036408
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