The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-09 00:00:00

LORD MAYOR'S DAY,

The new Lord Mayor had a faemarable Ino•
for his civic show, but the pageant beteg this mg:
roughly divested of its former tinsel vomit,
inhibition sensed to present bus vraff 4108
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'tura of interest for the eight-swig
There were no men in armour ; no allegerisel
Mine of the four quieten of the earth, and sou of thew
ipiallesene figures at horseback which haul Melons
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inlet affair of the promotion. In feet, it
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At ea early hoar the vicinities of Guildhall and thou.
sloe-house were in a perfect bustle, though at this
City was enveloped in a dense fog ; as the monde( ski;
hewer, this nasty mist fortunately cleared of, aid
midday the sea shone forth in brilliant weasel
dour. The fineness of the weather naturally dm,
immense concourse of people into the city, tad tbski
marked out for the procession from %Aim
to Blickletere was thronged from rod to st
Shortly after twelve o'clock, and jolt before tat
esmion moved away from Guildhall-yard, a smut ark g
rain fell, and the rain continued more or his it& tu
weenies was in progress. The Lord Mayor,siot
luting with his more immediate friends, menet
Coarsen Chamber in the Guildhall, where a spode
tell
of Aldermen was held, and the usual Oen alba selek,
tend to his lordship upon assuming the duties of aless ss
chief magistrate Of the city of London. This asstttey
being duly disposed of, the procession win fersni satg
doors soon after twelve o'clock, in the following
Police Constables to cum the way.
City Marshal's Mem
Three Trompeter*.
The Beadle of the Worshipful Compsay *1 Cogan
The Barge Muter in his State Mow
Waterman bearing the following Boners of the Wonshipki
Compaoy of Coopers:
The Banner of the Comers' Ceogiar.
The Benner of the City ans.
The Banner of the Sword. sad Mau,
The Union Jack.
The Banner of D. Salomon, Esq., Sheriff, tui.
The Banner of Sir Fells Booth, But. ,Sheri(,
The Banner of Sir J. Eseleile, Lord Mayo, um.
The Banner of Thomas Johnson, El., Lord Kim tiff,A Military Band.
The Clerk of the Coopers' Company, in his Christ
The Gentlemen of the Court of Animals, larks
Carriages.
The Master and Wardens in their Cannot
Guard of Honour on horseback of the Boyd Dorm
Three Trumpeters.
The Under City Marshal, on florobsch.
The Lord Mayor's Beadle.
The Lord Mayor's Barge Muter, in his thateDrim
The Bargemen, bearing the various ahem
The Banner of the Lord Mayor.
The Captain of the Themes Navigation Sup.
The Principal Assistant Water Baia
The Watermeo, with Colour,.
Grand Military Band.
The Two Under Sheriffs.
The City Solicitor.
The Remembrances,.
The Comptroller.
The Secondary.
The Three Common Pleaders.
The Judge of the Sheriff Conna.
The Common Seriesat.
The Town Clerk.
Tree Cnamberteis.

Three Trumpets's.
Mr. Sheriff Rees in hi.Cha State. Chariot, attadtdbplk
/sin.
Three Trpumpeters.
Mr. Sheriff Kennedy in hie State Chariot, attendeiblii
Chaplain.
The Aldermen who have net laved the Chit.
The Recorder.
The Aldermen who have pawed the Chair.
The Late Lord per.
The Lord Mayor's Servants is State /ATMIL
The Band of the Lite Guards mounted.
The Upper City Marshal on Horseback.
Gentlemen of the Lord Mayor's Household.
The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor,
in his State Carriage, drawn by sir lone"
Attended by the Chaplain, Sword Bearer, Comamerie,
and Water Bail•ffi
Guard of Honour on Horseback.
The procession, in this order, passed through Ilegrati,
Clasen-street, New Cannon.street, St. Paul's Cheeky!,
Ludgate-street, New Bridge.street, to Bischblea blip.
The Lord Mayor was everywhere well rerhek
appearing, indeed, to be exceedingly papier. Al
Blackfriars his lordship took water, and mended
state barge to Westminster, whither be was waist by
the bargee and officers of the Watermen's end other City
Companies, his program up the river being signalised by
repeated salutes of cannon.