The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-09 00:00:00

CITY ARRANGEMENTS.

The Lord Mayor will leave the Guildhall on horseback
to meet her Majesty, at one o'clock precisely, and the dif-
ferent companies will follow in his wake, as far as their
platforms, where they will quit the procession, and defile
to their respective places.
ORDER OF PROCESSION

TO RECEIVE HER MAJESTY AT TEMPLE-BAR, IN HER PRO-
GRESS TO THE GUILDHALL, ON THURSDAY, THE
9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1837.
Police Officers on Horseback.
The State Carriages of the Sheriffs.
The State Carriages of the late Lord Mayor.
The Lord Mayor's State Coach.
THE CITY MARSHALS,
On Horseback.

MEMBERS OF THE COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL,

in their Mazarine Gowns, on Horseback, each with an

Attendant.
John Anderton, Esq. Richard Dixon, Esq.
Joshua Thomas Bedford, Esq. William Collingwood, Esq.
William Hunter, Esq. W. A. Peacock, Esq.
SHERIFFS,

in their Scarlet Gowns, and Chains, on horseback, each
attended by a Sergeant and a Groom.
Moses Montefiore, Esq. George Carroll, Esq.
ALDERMEN,

in their Scarlet Gowns, those past the Chair in their
Chains, on Horseback,
each attended by a Beadle and a Groom.
J. Humphery, Esq., M. P. James White, Esq.
Thomas Wood, Esq. James Harmer, Esq.
W. T. Copeland, Esq., M. P. Henry Winchester, Esq.
Charles Farebrother, Esq. Sir Peter Laurie.
Sir John Key, Hart. W. Thompson, Esq., M.P.
Matthias P. Lucas, Esq. William Venables, Esq.
Sir W. Heygate, Bart. M. Wood, Esq., M.P.
Sir C. S. Hunter, Bart.
Three Footmen in Rt. Hon. T. Kelly, Three Footmen in
State Liveries. Late Lord Mayor. State Liveries.
The Common Crier The Swordbearer
on Horseback. on Horseback.

Samuel Beddome, Esq., Chas. Wm. Hick, Esq.,
Carrying the City Mace. With the Cap of Maintenance.
Three Footmen The LORD MAYOR, Three Footmen
in The Right Hon. John Cowan, in

State Liveries. In a Crimson Velvet Robe State Liveries,
and Collar of SS,
On Horseback,
Bearing the Sword of State.

The Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Sheriffs will receive
her Majesty at Temple-bar, and precede her Majesty on
horseback to the Guildhall.

Upon her Majesty entering the City, the Lord Mayor
will deliver to her Majesty the Sword of State, according
to the usual custom.

The procession from Temple-bar will be formed in the
following order :

Police Officers.

The Six Members appointed by the Court of Common
Council, in their mazarine gowns, two abreast,
each attended by a groom. .

The Sheriffs, in full dress, in their scarlet gowns and chains,
each attended by a sergeant and a groom.
The Aldermen, in full dress, in their scarlet gowns, those
past the chain in their chains, with their beadles
carrying their maces on their right side, and
a groom each on their left, two abreast,
the juniors first, and so down
to the seniors.
The Swordbearer and Macebearer.

The Lord Mayor, in full dress, with a crimson velvet robe
and collar of SS, immediately preceding her Majesty.

The Lord Mayor, Aldermen,liecorder,Sheriffs:theprin-
cipal City officers—viz., the Chamberlain, Town-clerk, Com-
mon-Sergeant, Mr. Sergt. Arabin, and the Remembrancer,
and a deputation of six members of the Court of Common
Council—his Lordship in his entertaining gown, with the
collar of SS and jewel ; the Aldermen in their scarlet
gowns, those past the chair in their chains ; the Sheriffs in
their scarlet gowns ; and the Recorder, principal City offi-
cers, and the deputation of the Court of Common Council
in their gowns, will attend at the entrance of the Guildhall
to precede her Majesty to the Council Chamber, and at-
tend her Majesty till seated, when the Recorder will address
her Majesty with suitable compliments.
The Aldermen and Sheriffs, with their ladies, will be
introduced to her Majesty in the Council Chamber, upon
her Majesty's arrival there, in like manner as upon former
occasions.

The Lord Mayor, and not less than six Aldermen, ac-
cording to seniority, with the Recorder and Sheriffs, will
precede her Majesty to the Royal table in the Guildhall,
and attend upon her Majesty at dinner.
The Lady Mayoress will be requested to receive her
Majesty at the entrance of the Guildhall.
The Alderman will be in their carriages, with their ladies,
and enter the barrier at Temple-bar by a quarter of an hour
before two o'clock, at the latest ; and, as soon as the Alder-
men alight, the carriages, with their ladies, will imme-
diately proceed to the Guildhall, so that no interruption
will take place to her Majesty's procession.
The swordbearer and common crier will be in attendance
in a room to be provided for them till wanted in the Guild-
hall, and no other member of the Lord Mayor's household
will be admitted within the hall.