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BG.732.011
9-16 Oct 1732:12 (667)
London. . . July 18. They write from Edingburgh, July 11,
that the Royal Company of Archers met in the Burrow-Room on
Monday morning, when the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Weemyss, First
Lieutenant, went down with a command of the said company, to
the Abbey of Holy-Rood-House for the Company's colours,. . .
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About eleven the grand procession began from the
Parliament Close, in the following order ( preceded by the
led horses, richly caparison'd, belonging to the noblemen
and gentlemen concern'd, and the musick which consisted of
trumpets, drums, hautboys, french horns, bag-pipes, &c. )
viz. . . [rest of col. + 6 lines]
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