The Lord Mayor, 1960, part 2 - Common Council meeting at Guildhall

The video tutorial explains the duties of the new Lord Mayor, starting with the first meeting at the Guildhall. It covers the traditional practices and proceedings of the Court of Common Council, including the role of the Town Clerk. The video also details the structure of the Honourable Court, highlighting the roles of the Common Councilmen, Aldermen, and the Lord Mayor. The Aldermen are elected for life and serve as Justices of the Peace, while the Common Councilmen are elected annually. The video emphasizes the efficiency and experience of this governing body.

Where do the new Lord Mayor's duties officially begin?

• At the Central Criminal Court

• In the Guildhall

• At the Town Clerk's office

• In the City Hall

Who conducts the business of the Court of Common Council meeting?

• The Lord Mayor

• The Aldermen

• The Chief Commoner

• The Town Clerk

What is the traditional prayer and motto of the city mentioned in the meeting?

• In God we trust

• Domino, Dirige, Nos

• Lord, lead us

• O Lord, guide us

How long are the Blue-Gowned Common Councilmen elected for?

• For life

• Two years

• One year

• Five years

Who elects the Red-Gowned Aldermen?

• The Chief Commoner

• The ward voters

• The Lord Mayor

• The Council