. Un Lord Mayor's diary, 1906-07. iciel les énonciations sont censés être des prodigieux,poli-tical importance. Comme Sir William dit à l'GermanAmbassador greatg, le distajia l£££,,^j :,^^ndon,le plus d'importance est accordée à la position de theLord Maire. L'Université de Cornell LibraryDA 684.T81 Lord Maire journal, 1906-07 3 1924 028 064 933^ J Cornell University Library, l'original du livre est tiiis intine Cornell University Library. Il n'y a aucune restriction de copyright connue dans le United States sur l'utilisation du texte. www.archive.org/details/cu31924028064933 UN LORD MAIRE DIARY 1906-07 BT LA MÊME

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. A lord mayor's diary, 1906-7. icial utterances are supposed, to be of portentous poli-tical importance. As Sir William said to the GermanAmbassador, the greatg£ the distajia£, , £^j:, ^^ndon, the more importance is attached to the position of theLord Mayor. Cornell University LibraryDA 684.T81 Lord mayors diary, 1906-7 3 1924 028 064 933 I Cornell University^ Library The original of tiiis book is intine Cornell University Library. There are no known copyright restrictions inthe United States on the use of the text. www.archive.org/details/cu31924028064933 A LORD MAYORS DIARY 1906-7 BT THE SAME AUTHOR WILKES & THE CITY With Illustrations. Twelve Shillings net Sir William Treloar has created a wonder-fully human portrait of a very much dis-cussed historical character. His portraitis by no means done in whitewash, buthe seeks to justify and explain many of thethings which historians of the City ofLondon have condemned in Wilkes lifeand personality. ... It is a book whichyou cannot help enjoying, —Tie Tatkr.. fjv»- fiu) ALORD MAYORS DIARY 1906-7 By WILLIAM PURDIE TRELOAR AUTHOR OF WlLKBS AHD THE OTY, ETC. TO WHICH IS ADDED THE OFFICIAL DIARY OF MICAJAH PERRY LORD MAYOR 1738-9 WITH ILLUSTRATIONS LONDONJOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET, W. 1920 f.r) :^ All rights reserved I DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO MY DAUGHTER FLORENCE, WHOSE DUTIFUL AND HELPFUL LOVE HAS BEEN ONE OF THE BLESSINGS OF MY LONG AND HAPPY LIFE. PREFACE When, in 1881, I became a member of the Corpora-tion, I had no idea of becoming Lord Mayor of London.If I had possessed such an ambition I might probablyhave become an Alderman in 1882 and the LordMayor in 1B87, for I think I should have beatenMr. De Keyser in the election for Alderman at thattime. I should say that very few men who join the Cor-poration, on what is called the floor of the Court, do so with any idea of eventually becoming LordMayor. Whereas, those who join the Corporation asAldermen know that they must, if they live, occupythe position at some time.

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