Lord Mayor Sir Denys Lowson presents gift to Denmark's King Frederick IX

The transcript is a formal address that begins with a divine blessing for the Majesty, wishing them health, happiness, and a long reign in peace and prosperity over a united people. It concludes with the presentation of an address in an open casket made from the timbers of the damaged roof of the Guildhall, symbolizing resilience and unity.

What does the speaker wish for the Majesty in terms of health and reign?

• A short and tumultuous reign

• Health and happiness with a long reign

• A reign filled with challenges

• A reign without any divine blessings

What is the speaker's hope for the people under the Majesty's reign?

• To be prosperous but divided

• To be divided and in conflict

• To be united but not free

• To be free and united

What is the significance of the casket presented to the Majesty?

• It symbolizes the speaker's personal achievements

• It is made from the timbers of a new building

• It is crafted from the damaged roof of the Guildhall

• It represents a gift from another country

What material is the casket made from?

• Stone from the Guildhall

• Newly sourced wood

• Metal from the Guildhall

• Timbers from the damaged roof of the Guildhall

What does the speaker express pleasure in doing?

• Writing a book

• Presenting the address to the Majesty

• Rebuilding the Guildhall

• Organizing a festival