Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Jubilee of George the Third, 25th October, 1809: A Record of the Festivities With the Proclamations, Congratulatory Addresses, Etc
With regard to the reports of Festivities, though most of them of necessity are condensed, it may be stated that the rejoicings at London and Windsor are. Given at some length, and the Marks of Royal favour, including the brevets for the Army and Navy, the release of debtors, and the pardon of deserters, are duly recorded. Amongst the public celebrations will be found examples of the more characteristic speeches, the toasts that were drunk, the sentiments uttered, and the songs that were sung.
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