in the City would fly from it with indignation; and yet with all our modern mildness the faith in question gains no proselytes:--a memorable _memento_ of the liberality of the age[15:A]! "Upon the 17th of November the bells began to ring about three o'clock in the morning in the City of London; and several _honourable_ and _worthy_ gentlemen belonging to the Temple as well as the City, (remembering the burning both of London and the Temple, which was apparently executed by Popish villainy[16:A]) were pleased to be at the charge of an extraordinary triumph, in commemoration of that blessed Protestant Queen, which was as follows: In the evening of the said day, all things being prepared, the _solemn_ procession began from Moorgate, and so to Bishopsgate-street, and down Hounsditch to Aldgate, through Leadenhall-street, Cornhill, by the Royal Exchange, through Cheapside, to Temple-bar, in order following. 1st. Marched six whifflers, in pioneers' caps and red waistcoats. 2. A bellman, ringing his bell, and with a _dolesome_ voice crying all the way "Remember Justice Godfrey." 3. A _dead body_, representing Justice Godfrey in the habit he usually wore, and the cravat wherewith he was murdered about his neck, _with spots of blood_ on his wrists, breast, and shirt, and white gloves on his hands, his face pale and wan, riding upon a white horse, and one of his murderers behind him to keep him from falling, in the same manner as he was carried to Primrose-hill. 4. A Priest came next, in a surplice and a cope embroidered _with dead men's sculls_ and bones and _skeletons_, who gave out pardons very plentifully to all that would murder Protestants, and proclaiming it meritorious. 5. A Priest alone, with a large silver cross. 6. Four Carmelite Friars, in white and black habits. 7. Four Grey Friars, in their proper habits. 8. Six Jesuits, carrying _bloody daggers_. 9. Four wind-musick, called the waits, playing all the way. 10. Four Bishops, in purple, with _lawn_ sleeves, and golden crosses on their breasts, and crosiers in their hands. 11. Four other Bishops, in their _pontificalibus_, with _surplices_ and rich-embroidered copes, and golden mitres on their heads. 12. Six Cardinals, in scarlet robes and caps. 13. Then followed the Pope's chief Physician, with Jesuits powder in one hand and an _urinal_ in the other. 14. Two Priests in surplices, with two golden crosses.