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Waiting for His Lordship, Lord Mayors Show, 1895

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Waiting for His Lordship, Lord Mayors Show, 1895

" The state coachman of the Lord Mayor at the law courts on Lord Mayors Day." " Waiting for His Lordship" Date: 1895

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Coachman Coachmen Courts Mayor Mayoral Mayors Renouard 1895


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Waiting for His Lordship: A Scene from the Lord Mayor's Show, 1895 This photograph, titled "Waiting for His Lordship," offers a glimpse into the grand tradition of the Lord Mayor's Show in London during the late Victorian era. The image, taken in 1895, captures the moment of anticipation as the coachman of the Lord Mayor waits outside the Law Courts. The Lord Mayor's Show is an ancient ceremony and procession that dates back to the 13th century, marking the installation of the new Lord Mayor of London. The event is steeped in history and tradition, with the newly elected Lord Mayor making his way from the Mansion House to the Guildhall, accompanied by a procession of livery companies, military units, and other dignitaries. In this photograph, the coachman, dressed in his formal attire, sits patiently on his horse-drawn state coach, his gaze fixed on the entrance of the Law Courts. The Lord Mayor, who would have been inside the building attending to official business, was expected to make a grand entrance on horseback, accompanied by a retinue of officials and guards. The photograph, taken by renowned photographer Renouard, provides a fascinating insight into the ceremonial role of the coachman in the Lord Mayor's Show. His expression of quiet determination and unwavering attention to duty underscores the importance of the occasion and the meticulous planning that went into making it a success. The image also offers a glimpse into the grandeur and pageantry of London in the late 19th century, with the imposing facade of the Law Courts and the elegant horse-drawn carriage adding to the sense of occasion. Overall, "Waiting for His Lordship" is a captivating snapshot of a bygone era, offering a glimpse into the rich history and traditions of London and its civic ceremonies.

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