WOODTHORPE.

Printed by Arthur Taylor, Printer to the Honourable City of London,

Basinghall Street.

_Precept to the Companies._

By the MAYOR.

_To the Master and Wardens of the       Company of      _

WHEREAS the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor Elect and Court of Aldermen

have appointed at their return from _Westminster_, on _Wednesday_ the

9th day of _November_ next, to land at _Blackfriars Stairs_, and pass

from thence to _Fleet Street_, through _Ludgate Street_, to _St. Paul’s

Church Yard_, down _Cheapside_ and _King-street_, to the Guildhall, to

Dinner:

These are therefore to require you to be in your Barge by Eleven o’clock

in the Forenoon precisely, his Lordship being resolved to be going by

that time; and that as well in your going as return you will cause your

Barge to go in order according to your precedency; and that such of your

Company as walk in the Streets land at _Blackfriars Stairs_ aforesaid;

and that you be early and regular in taking and keeping your Standings.

Dated the Eleventh day of _October_, 1825.

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