Corporation of London. Court of Aldermen.
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Books by Corporation of London. Court of Aldermen.
Total count: 133
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Short instructions for the executors and administrators of free-menwith severalorders of the Lord Mayor and court.printed by Roycroft1682-01-01
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Prichard mayor(29 January, 1682/3. An order for the suppression of all conventicles and unlawful meetings in the City).1683-01-01
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Fleet mayor(1 December, 1692. An order forbidding wagers on the outcome of the war against France).1692-01-01
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Levett, Mayor. Jovis decimo quarto die Decembris, 1699Whereas notwithstanding ... (Orders for remedying forestalling and other abuses in Billingsgate fish market).1699-01-01
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Begin Know all men by these presents, that I(Form for a broker's bond).1700-01-01
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Levett, mayor. Martis vicesimo quinto die Junii 1700(Orders against prophanenessand vice at Bartholomew fair).1700-01-01
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Begin Know all men by these presents, that we(Form for a brokers' bond).1700-01-01
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Abney mayor(27 February, 1700/1. An order requiring City officers in receipt offees to lay before the court tables of such fees).1701-01-01
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Gore, mayor. Jovis duodecimo die Februarii 1701 (1702)Order forbidding cock-throwing or other unlawful sports on shrove Tuesday).1702-01-01
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Gore Mayor. Jovis, octavo die Octobris ... Whereas the order of the ... Lord Mayor, aldermen and companies(Order datd 8 Octobes 1702, to control disorder in the streets on Lord Mayor's day).1702-01-01
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Dashwood Mayor. Martis, vicesimo die Julii, 1703(Order forbidding posting up ofplayhouse bills within the City).1703-01-01
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Buckingham, Mayor. Martis, vicesimo tertio die Octobris 1705 ... Upon complaint now made unto this court(Order dated 23 October 1705 for prevention of abusees in the measuring of goods for Cocket duty).1705-01-01
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Withers Mayor. Martis, viii|p0|s die, Junii, Anno. Dom. 1708 ... It is this day ordered ... that the clause relating to servants in a late act1708-01-01
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Duncombe mayor(14 December, 1708. An order relating to false weights and measures).1708-01-01
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Garrard mayor(2 May, 1710. An order regulating the price, assize and weight of bread).1710-01-01
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The report and order ... made (by Sir William Ashurst, Sir Thomas Abney and Sir John Parsons) concerning the coal-meters and their deputies.printed by John Barber1714-01-01
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Humfreys, mayor. Martis xvi|p0|s die Novembris, 1714 ... Whereas it hath been presented to this court(Order dated 16 November, 1714, to prevent the sale of diseased animal carcasses, and to enable the Butchers' Company to control such sales).1714-01-01
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Bateman, mayor ... This day the committee lately appointed to consider of the petition of the ticket-porters(Report of the committee to the Court of 6 November 1716, with order to print dated 13 November).1716-01-01
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Peers mayor(24 July, 1716. An order forbidding watermen to clean and trim theirboats on the public stairs and landing places).1716-01-01
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Ward Mayor. Martis, xxvii|p0|s die Octobris 1719(Order of October 27, 1719, forthe better regulation of traffic in the streets of London).1719-01-01
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Fryer mayor(10 January, 1720. An order regarding the observance of the acts of Parliament regulating weights and measures).1720-01-01
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Steward mayor(20 February 1722. An order for the suppression of abuses in the leather trade).1722-01-01
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Conyers mayor(23 July, 1723. An order reprinting the order of 3 December 1695 realating to ticket porters).1723-01-01
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The report of a committee of Aldermen, in affirmance of the rightof the Mayor and Aldermen to put a negative to bills or acts depending in the Common-Council of Londonconfirmed by the Court of Lord-Mayor and Aldermen, and published by their authority.Printed for E. Symon1724-01-01
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Delme Mayor. Martis quarto die Februarii, 1723 ... Whereas this Court hath received ... complaints of great numbers of country carts(Order dated 4 February that constables should impound in the Greenyard any carts which block the streets).1724-01-01
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Becher mayor(27th February 1728. An order, reprinting an act of Common Council of 1705, for regulating the night watch).1728-01-01
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Brocas mayor(28 July, 1730. An order reprinting certain clauses of an act, 3 GeoII c. 26, 1729, for the better regulation of the coal trade).1730-01-01
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Brocas, mayora(28th July, 1730. An order relating to the official marking of weights and measures).1730-01-01
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Parsons Mayor. Martis 23|p0|s die Februarii ... Whereas the square piece of groundat Billingsgate(Order of 23 February 1731, to control the times of business of coal traders and coal heavers who use the market).1731-01-01
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Parsons Mayor Martis 23° die Februarii, 1730. ...Printed by George James, printer to the Honourable City of London1731-01-01
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Parsons mayor(14 September, 1731. An order that no negroes be bound apprenticesto any freemen of the City).1731-01-01
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Bellamy mayorAn especial court held on ... the 24th day of June 1735 ... (Orderthat the Southwark Lady fair should be restricted three days).1735-01-01
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Eyles, mayor(29 May 1727. An order that no innholder be admitted to the freedomof the City unless he be first admitted to the freedom of the Innholders' Company).1736-01-01
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Barnard mayor ... thirty-first ... of January 1737 (38)(An order for the suppression of a market for old rags and cloths held in Little Tower Hill).1738-01-01
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Hoare, mayor. Tuesday the 15th ... July, 1746(Order enforcing the act of Parliament to prevent profane cursing and swearing).1746-01-01
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Ladbroke, mayorAn especial court held on the feast of the Parification of the Blessed Virgin Mary ... (Order of 2 February, 1747/8 to enforce the laws agains beggars, rogues and vagabonds).1748-01-01
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A list of the brokers of the city of London at Michaelmas, 1748.1748-01-01
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Ladbroke, Mayor. Tuesday the 19th day of April 1748(Order for reprinting part ofa former act of Parliament relating to fires caused by servants).1748-01-01
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Rawlinson, Mayor. Tuesday the fourteenth day of May, 1754(Order to prevent overcrowding at elections in Common hall).1754-01-01
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Hoare, mayor. Tuesday the 10th day of December, 1745(Order that no measurable goods shall pass through the City other than as the Lord mayor's warrant directs).1757-01-01
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Blakiston, mayorThe first court held on Tuesday the twenty-fifth day of November, 1760 ... (Order for the apprehension of beggars, rogues and vagabonds).1760-01-01
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Blakiston mayor ... 20th ... January 1761(An order prohibiting throwing at cocks, gaming upon wheelbarros or other unlawful sports on Shrove Tuesday and other days).1761-01-01
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Beckford mayor. Tuesday the tenth day of May, 1763(An order for keeping the hustings clear at elections in Common hall).1763-01-01
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A list of the brokers of the city of London ... Christmas, 1763.1764-01-01
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(Reports and proceedings of committees appointed to examine the office of collector of duties of package and scavage, from February 1759 to June 1773).printed by Fenwick1773-01-01
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Plumbe, mayor. Tuesday the 8th ... December, 1778 ... The petition of the severallightermen, owners, keepers and workers of lighters on the Thames, between Gravesend and Windsor, whose names are thereunto subscribed, was this day presented unto this court and read in these words.1778-01-01
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Kennett, mayor ... Tuesday, the 18th day of July, 1780(Recommendatory letter, addressed to the livery companies, requesting money to help maintain a military force to restore order after the Gordon riots).1780-01-01
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Statutes, ordinances, and rules, devised ... by the Lord mayor and aldermen of ...London, governors of Emanuel hospital ... for the good government of the said hospital.1784-01-01
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Abstract of rules, orders and ordinances, to commence ... from the 1st day of November, 1785 ... for the governing and regulating all persons who shall fish in the river Thames or waters of MedwayRules to be observed in the tide fishery, from Richmond-bridge eastward.1785-01-01
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Abstract of rules, orders and ordinances, to commence ... from the 1st day of November, 1785 ... for the governing and regulating all persons who shall fish in the river Thames on waters of Medway ... Rules to be observed in the stream fishery, from Richmond bridge westward.1785-01-01
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Clark, mayor. At a court of aldermen held ... the 25th day of October, 1785(Order to prevent the sale of goods by hawkers without license).1785-01-01
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Clark, mayorA table of the several rules & orders made ... for regulating the fishing in the river Thames ... from the 1st day of November 1785.1785-01-01
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Wright, mayor. Tuesday the 21st day of March, 1786(A resolution that it be recommended to the several aldermen to take effectual measures in their respective wards for enforcing the laws relating to victualling houses).1786-01-01
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Gill, mayor(25th November 1788. A resolution in support of the late Royal proclamation for the encouragement of piety and virtue, particularly with regard to Sunday observances).1788-01-01
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Crosby, locum tenensBurnell, mayor ... (Report of 1788 from the committee appointed to enquire into the ancient custom observed in the procession of the Lord mayor, judges, aldermen, &c. to and from St. Paul's cathedral).1788-01-01
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A list of the brokers of the City of London, at Michaelmas 1789Printed by Henry Fenwick1789-01-01
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Gill, mayor ... Tuesday the 14th day of April, 1789(A resolution that it be recommended to the Lord mayor to prohibit the erection of scaffolds against any buildings on 23rd April, The day of the King's attendance at St. Paul's).1789-01-01
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Pickett, Mayor. At a court ... held ... the 20th day of July 1790(Stating the proper method of electing constables within the City).1790-01-01
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Rules, orders and ordinances, to commence (7th November, 1792 made by the Mayor and Court of aldermen for regulating the driving of cattlewith an abstract of an act, 21 George III cap. 67 and Schedule of penalties).(printed by Fenwick1792-01-01
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Rules, orders and ordinances, to commence ... 7th ... November, 1792 made ... by the Court of Mayor and aldermen ... for ... regulating all persons who shall drive any cattle(With an abstract of an act, 21 Geo. III, c. 67).1792-01-01
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Skinner mayorA rota of justices who attend each for a week, at Guildhall, from Sunday the 2d day of November 1794 to Sunday the 8th day of November, 1795.1794-01-01
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By the Mayor. To the alderman of the ward of (blank)(Precept directing that lists of persons to serve on juries in the City's courts should be made).1800-01-01
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Rules, orders, and constitutions, made ... by the Company of ... Watermen, and Lightermenexamined, altered and approved by the Court of ... aldermen.The Corporation1800-01-01
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Combe, mayor. Tuesday the 27th day of May 1800(An order for keeping the hustingsclear at elections in Common hall).1800-01-01
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Rules, orders, and constitutions, made ... by the Court of ... Aldermen ... for governing and regulating the watermen ... and lightermen ... working boats ... upon the river Thames.The Corporation1801-01-01
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Staines, mayorAn especial court of aldermen, held at Guildhall ... the 17th dayof February 1801 ... Ordered ... the following regulations respecting the brokers of this city.1801-01-01
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Eamer, mayor. Tuesday the 11th day of May 1802(An order for keeping the hustingsclear at elections in Common hall).1802-01-01
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Marshall mayor. Tuesday the 18th day of June 1745(An order of 16th February 1762reprinting the orders of 18th June and 9th June 1745 relating to the leather trade).1802-01-01
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Price, mayor ... Monday, the 11th day of July, 1803(A resolution to form volunteer units in the city wards for the defence of the city and to raise money during the war against France).1803-01-01
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Price, mayor ... Tuesday the 26th day of July 1803(A resolution for the organisation of the City volunteers into four divisions).1803-01-01
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Perring mayor ... 31st ... January 1804(An order prohibiting throwing at cocks or gaming upon wheelbarrows in the streets on Shrove Tuesday and other days).1804-01-01
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Smith, mayorThe first Court of Aldermen held on Tuesday the fourth day of December 1810 ... (Order enforcing the laws against rogues and vagabonds).1810-01-01
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Smith, mayor ... 4th day of December 1810(An order for the regulation of the sergeants at mace and yeomen).1810-01-01
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Scholey, mayor. Tuesday the 4th day of May 1813(An order for keeping the hustings clear at elections in Common hall).1813-01-01
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Domville, mayor. Whereas His majesty has been pleased to express his tender regard(A precept, dated 16 November 1813, for the enforcing of the laws against profaning the Lord's day).1813-01-01
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Rules, orders and regulations ... for the admission of brokers within the city.The Corporation1818-01-01
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Atkins, Lord-mayorRota of attendance of the City marshals and their men for 1819.1819-01-01
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Rules, orders, and regulations for the police of the city of London.(The Corporation)1824-01-01
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Orders for regulating the standing of carts for hire, in the city of London and liberties thereof.(The Corporation)1825-01-01
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A statement of the number of short stage coaches standing in the streets of the city of London, and the daily number of journies performed by them.The Corporation)1825-01-01
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Venables, mayor. Tuesday the 21st day of March, 18261826-01-01
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Venables mayor(Notice of places staked out on the Thames for the preservation ofthe fishery, forbidding people to remove these stakes, or fish in an illegal manner or at forbiden tunes).1826-01-01
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Lucas, mayor ... Tuesday the 27th day of November, 1827(An order for the properenforcement of the act 17 Geo. II c.5 relating to rogues, vagabonds and other idle and disorderly persons).1827-01-01
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Lucas, mayor. Mansion house, 14th November, 1827(A notice prohibiting the throwing of rubbish into the Thames).1827-01-01
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Pickett, Mayor(Notice reprinting a resolution of 20 July 1790, on the proper method of electing constables for any ward).1828-01-01
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Brokers: rules orders and regulations, made ... by the court ... on Tuesday the 15th day of September, 1818, for the admission of brokers.The Corporation1829-01-01
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Crowder, mayor. Tuesday, the 12th day of October, 1830(An order relating to keeping clear the streets through which the King and Queen will pass on the occasion of their visit to Guildhall, 9th November, 1830 to attend the Lord mayor's banquet).1830-01-01
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Hunter, locum tenens. Crowder, mayor ... Monday, the eighth day of November, 1830(A notice disavowing knowledge of any communication made to the government of the inability of the magistracy to preserve peace on Lord mayor's day).1830-01-01
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Crowder, mayor ... Tuesday the fourth day of May, 1830(An order for keeping thehustings clear at elections in Common hall).1830-01-01
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Laurie, mayorTuesday the 26th ... February, 1833 ... The Committee ... in relation to the police ... did deliver ... a report (to the Court of Aldermen) ... relative to the attendance of the aldermen at the sessions (at the Old Baily) and the Justice room.1833-01-01
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Laurie, mayor ... 14th ... June, 1833 ... (Order that every public house close atmidnight, except certain houses adjacent to Smithfield and Billings gate markets).printed by Taylor1833-01-01
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Ceremonials connected with the offices of Lord mayor.The Corporation1834-01-01
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A statement of the number of short stage coaches, omnibuses and flys, standing inand passing through the City ... and the number of journeys respectively performed by them dailytogether with the return of empty cabriolets passing up and down between the west end of Cheapside and the Bank ... on the 28th, 29th and 30thJanuary, 1834.1834-01-01
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Additional rules and bye-laws for the regulation of the Watermen and Lightermen ofthe River Thames.(The Corporation)1836-01-01
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Kelly, mayorRules, orders and regulations ... for the due reception of Her Majesty, and for keeping the streets and avenues through which Her Majesty passes ... clear from all impediments ... on Thursday the ninth day of November, 1837.1837-01-01
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Regulations for the police of the city of London by the commissioner of police ...seen and allowed by the court of mayor and aldermen ... 1843.1843-01-01
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Report by the Remembrancer on(whether wholesale dealers are compellable to become freemen of the City) May 1844.1844-01-01
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Magnay mayoar. Saturday 26th October, 1844Orders and regulations ... for keepingclear the streets through which Her majesty passes (on the occasion of the opening of the Royal exchange).1844-01-01
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Ceremonials to be observed by the lord mayor, aldermen, sheriffs, and officers ofthe city of London.(The Corporation)1845-01-01
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Return to an order of the Court of Aldermen of the 6th ... of March, 1849of thenumber of places appointed ... for the standing of carts, omnibuses, cabs, and other carriages.printed by Taylor1849-01-01
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Gibbs, locum tenens. Duke, mayor ... Tuesday the sixteenth day of January, 1849(An order restricting the standing of omnibuses and stage-coaches in Gracechurch street and Bishopsgate street).1849-01-01
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Report to the Court of ... Aldermen from the committee of the whole court in relation to Her Majesty's intended visit to the City on the opening of the Coal Exchangepresented 8th November, 1850.printed by Taylor1850-01-01
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Farncomb, mayorTuesday the 15th day of January, 1850 (An order for printing thereturns of the governors of the several City prisons relating to the receipt and distribution of their annual charities. With a copy of the returns).printed by Taylor1850-01-01
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The committee of privileges diddeliver ... a report (to the Court of Aldermen) ... on enquiring into the vacant rectory of St. James, Duke's place and ascertaining in whom the presentation thereto rests.printed by Taylor1851-01-01
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Report to the Court of ... Aldermen in relation to the Brandsburton Estate, 9th December, 1851.printed by Taylor1851-01-01
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The committee of the whole court appointedto consider and report relative to thesessions at the Central Criminal Court and Guildhall ... did deliver ... a report.printed by Taylor1851-01-01
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The special committeeappointed to act with the committee of the Court of CommonCouncil in relation to prisons did ... report ... upon the progress made in erecting the new prison at Holloway.printed by Taylor1851-01-01
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Orders for the standing of hackney and stage carriages in the city of London.printed by Taylor1852-01-01
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The committee of the whole court appointed to cooperate with the committee of theCourt of Common Council to consider what steps were requisite to be taken in consequence of thedecease of the ... Duke of Wellington, did ... deliver ... a report.printed by Taylor1853-01-01
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Attendances of Aldermen, &c(Returns to an order of the Court of Aldermen on thenumber of meetings of the Aldermen in the court, committees, sessions and Guildhall justice room, November 1852-November 1853).The Corporation1853-01-01
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Rules, orders, and ordinances for governingpersons driving cattle, sheep, calvesand lambs, within the cities of London and Westminster ... and the bills of mortality, with the penalties annexed for the breach thereof.printed by Taylor1854-01-01
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Minutes of evidence on an enquiry into the escape of three prisoners from the Gaolof Newgate, 1855.printed by Taylor1855-01-01
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London Corporation bill. Statement of the court ... submitted to ... both houses of Parliament ... (22nd April, 1856).Printed by Taylor1856-01-01
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Report of H. Chatteris ... with appendixrelative to prison charities, 1866.The Corporation1867-01-01
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Farringdon without wardIn the court ... 1882. Minutes of proceedings in the ...election of Mr. Polydore de Keyser as and Alderman.(The Corporation)1882-01-01
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Paviors' CompanyPetition for the grant of a livery: report of the Town clerk andthe City solicitor to the General purposes committee of aldermen.The Corporation)1896-01-01
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Samuel, mayor ... Tuesday the ninth day of June 1903(An order for keeping the hustings clear at elections in Common hall).1903-01-01
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Coronation celebration, 1902Report to the court ... from the committee of the whole court in relation to privileges.The Corporation1904-01-01
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Handbook of ceremonials, &ca revised ... edition of the Book of ceremonials of the city of London, as reprinted ...1882.printed by Blades1905-01-01
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Handbook of ceremonials, etca revised edition of the book of ceremonials of thecity of London.printed by Whitehead Morris1933-01-01
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Ceremonials of the Corporation of Londona handbook(The Corporation)1962-01-01
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Hooker maior(10th February 1673/4. A notice approving the work so far undertakenon John Ogilby's survey of the city of London and recommending that more money be advanced to him by City companies or wealthy individuals).
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Orders to be usd in the time of the infection of the plague within the Citie.
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Orders conceived and published by the Lord Major and aldermen of the city of London, concerning the infection of the plaguePrinted by James Flesher ...
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Generall matters to be remembered of the Lord Maior, throughout the yeare.
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Hanson maior(19th June 1673. An order inviting subscriptions towards John Ogilby's survey of the city of London and appointing a committee to report on the work's progress).
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Ten severall orders to be put in execution by the Lord Major and Aldermen of Londonfor the price and sale of meale ... and other commodities.printed by Alsop
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Orders heeretofore conceived and agreed to bee publishedby the Lord Mayor and aldermen ... of London, and the justices of peace of ... Middlesex and Surrey ... (with regard to preventing the spread of the plague).
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(26 May, 1674. An order of) ... the committee appointed to consider the rates of wharfage and crainage to be taken at the several wharfs between London bridge and the Tower.
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To the ... Lord maior and Court of Aldermen of the city of London(Report by Committee appointed to report on the work in progress on John Ogilby's survey of the city of London).
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Pack, Mayor. Tuesday the second day of January, 1654(5)Ordered, that such of therules and by-laws made by this Court in pursuance of the late ordinance for regulation of hackney coachmen, and approved by ... the Lord Protector ... as are of most concernnment ... be forthwith printed.Printed by Flesher
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Rules, directions, and by-laws devised and made by the Court of Aldermen of the city of London by vertue of the late ordinance of His Highnesse the Lord Protector, with consent of his Councell, for regulation of hackney coachmen within the said city and places adjacentPrinted by James Flesher, printer to the honourable city of London
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Orders, rules, directions, and limitations made(28th) April (1668) ... for ... direction of the President and governours of Christs-hospital ... in the rule, oversight and government of the carrs ... and carmen within the city of London and liberties thereof ... in pursuance of an act of Common council ... June (1665).