Note 207 — Chapter XXIII

First went a large body of constables for the county of Middlesex, preceded by one of the high constables—a party of horse grenadiers and a party of foot—then Mr. Sheriff Errington in his chariot and six, the horses dressed with ribbons—next Lord Ferrers, in his own landau and six, escorted by parties of horse and foot—Mr. Sheriff Vaillant’s chariot, followed with the under-sheriff, Mr. Nicols—a mourning coach and six, with some of his Lordship’s friends—and a hearse and six, which was provided for the conveyance of the corpse from the place of execution to Surgeons’ Hall.