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CORONATION CEREMONIES
Lop of Canterbury . began the actual 'oath?"
ceremony.
First on the program was the "rec
ognition" or presentation of the kins
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cepter with, the dove and the Dt.ke '
of Somerset with the orb, a goiden
ball alx Inches In diameter and drcM '
with a fillet of pearls and p.eclous
tones. , j
Ills Majesty's Appearance,
Now a patch of scarlet, a duster of
nodding white plumeg and the gleam !
of halberts announced the appronch cf
the. king's personal bodyguard. Fol
lowing these 20 gentlemen-at-arms!
there swept malestlcally across the
blue carpet the Bishop of London car
rying the crimson bound bible, the
Bbbop of Winchester 'upholding the
chalice- and the Bishop of Ely with the
patina.
Then the king himself.
Hlg majesty wore no ordinary unl
form, on this, his coronation day. Ills
monarch's robes of cloth of gold, cros
sed by the ribbon and collar of the
Garter, set off the beauty of the royal
mantle which lad did duty on the
shoulders of the fourth George. On his
head hv wore the crimson "cap of
maintenance", and , his long purple
robe trailed away behind him, support
ed, by eight youthful nob'emen, the
sons of the higheet peers In England.
"Vivat Rex Georglusl -Vlvat We
GeorglueJ.yivat! Vivat,! Vlvat!" shril
led the Westminster school boys as
the king walked to the second "chair
of recognition."
With the star actor's arrival very lit
tie attention was paid to the rear
guard of the1 procession, though many
notable personage follot'ec' behind
their sovereign. The Earl of Gran
ard was among them and so was the
Duke of Buccleiigh In the extraordi
nary old-world uniform of, captain
general of the Royal Archer Guard of
Scotland... So. too. were all the great
soldiers and sailors of the realm, in
cluding the somber and even bored
looking Lord Kitchener.
Trailing after camo the officers of the
household, Hindoo orderlies and the
bodyguards of the gentiemen-nt-arms
and the Yeomen of the Guard.
It was past noon when the Archbls-
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' King George replied, firmly and
clearly, "I am."
"Will you solemnly promise and
to his people. His mijtsty and the swear," Inquired the archbishop, "D Into the bowl and then, turning to tho
(jueen having knelt for a moment in ; govern the people of this United Kins-, king, he marked the cro3s In oil 01
silent prayer, George advanced to the dom of Great Britain and Ireland and the crown of the latter's'head, on his
ed a few drops of holy" oil from the
ampulla Into the quaint old spoon
held ready to receive it, the Archbls-
Jhop of Canterbury dipped his finger
center of the dais, whll his wife re- the dominions thereunto belonging, ac- breast and on the palm of each hand,
seated he'iself In the "chair of recos-i cording to the statutes In parliament saying In conclusion. -"And as Soli-
iiltlon."
Then, followed bv the Arch-, agresd on. and the resoectiv; liwa mon was annolted kins; hv Sadoc 'tlm
ed sword previously given to him by . king,
the Lord Great Chamberlain, received
the sword of state In exchange, un-
Ceremony of Investment.
Then the monarch arose to be ln-
sheathed It and, during the rest of the I vested with the armllla or bracelet
ceremony, carried it drawn before th ' fContlmto.' on Page Three.)
bisnop or canterbury, Lord Chancellor and customs of the fcamer
Lord Lorebtirn, Iord Graat Chamber
lain Earl Carrlnaton, Lord High Con
stable of England the- Duke of Fife,
Earl Marshal the Duke of Norfolk and
utirier iviug-ui-Ai uig air Aureu di'uu-j jD ajj v-,l ;
Gatty, the monarch faced successivdy archf 110)
10 tne east, soum, west t na norm 01
the "theatre," and at each corner tho
archbishop cried loudly: "Sirs, I
1 priest, and Nathan, the prophet, so be
"I solemnly promise so to do," said you annointed, blessed and consecrat
the king. j ed king over this people, whom tho
"Will you to your power cause law Lord your God ,hath given you to rule
j and Justice In mercy to be executed and govern." " -
Judgmea,: ' cont'nu tl tha
Having knelt for the archbishop's
blessing, the king then reseated hhn
self In Sf. Edward's chair and, the
canopy having been removed, the
"I will, said the k'n.
"Will you," said the archbishop, "to
hr nrBen to vou Kins r.oore. thl, the utmost of your power maintain the , Dean of Westminster threw over his
un(in,,hu, vin r,f th. r,im WhBM!laW! of God th Irue .profession of shoulders the kingly vestments-the
fore all you who are come this day to
do homage, are you willing to do the
same'?"
the gospel and the protestant reform- J "colobium slndonls' and the "super
ed religion established by law? And tunica" respectively a sleeveless
will you maintain and preserve in- surplice of fine white carabrb,
vlolably the settlement 0! the church" trimmed with lace, and a short-sleer-
shoutg of "God save King George'.'
At each presentation the king bowed
to the corner at which he had been
acclaimed. The ceremony ended with
a fanfare rfom the sliver trumpets.
. Comminlon Sen Ice Begun.
Then the king and qusen were coa
ducted to the chairs set for them at
the south side of the communion ta
ble. The noblemen bearing the r.
galla, excepting those with :the
swords, presented them to the Dean of
Westminster to be. placed upon the Pi
tar. The litany, sung by two bishops, fol
lowed and the communion service be
gan. During the litany and the first
part of the communion service tho
jklng sat bareheaded, but at the begin
ning of the sermon a snort one
preached by the Archbishop of York
he resumed his crimson cap.
The Bishop of Durham and the peers
with the gwords stood at his majesty's
right and Earl Carrlngton at his left.
The queen had the bishops of Norwich
nnd Oxford at her right and left and
I was supported by her tralnbearers an!
1 other attendants.
! Standing In front of the king, th(
i Archbishop of Canterbury asked. "Is
I your majesty willing to take the
discipline and government thereof, as gword belt was worn
by law established In England? Andj
will you preserve un:o the bishops .
and clergy of England nnd to the
church committed to theL charge all
such rights and privileges as by law
do or shall appertain to them or any
of them?"
"All this," said the kluK, "I promise
to do."
foroaatlon Oath Taken.
This formula concluded, the king
Then the dean brought the "great
spurs" from the altar and handed
them to the Lord Great Chamberlain,
who "knelt, touched the king's heels
with them and returned them to the
altar. .;
The nobleman with the sword-of
state next advanced and surrendered
the weapon to the Lord Great Cham
berlain. The latter buckled the belt
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arose from his seat, and preceded by :Rround the N11'1 waist and the ardi-the-
sword of state, stepped to the al-' b,8hP' hav,n ble88ei1 the sword u
tar, where he uncovered and knelt, self, placed the hilt in the royal hand
while the archbishop presented to him lth th words: "Wltn th, 8WOrd dj
the great bible, open at the gospels. Justice and stop the growth of Iniquity
Laying his right hand on the bock, his vTOlct ine no1' cnurcn or . neip
majeety said: "The thing, which I and defend widows and orphans, re-
have heretofore promleed, I will per- "lore in inins ar Kne a
form and keep, so help me God." Then ca'r' maintain the things that are re
he kissed the bible and formally sign-, s,ored punish and reform what is
ed the parchment upon which the oath 81,1,88 anJ confirm what Is In good or
was set forth. dr"
Then the king returned to his chair 1 At the conclusion of this exhortation
and waited until the choir and orches- ( George unglrt the belt and going to
tra had rendered the hymn, "Venl( the altar, offered the sword there, af
Creator." terwards returning to his chair. As
Four gentlemen In black then . he took his seat, the blade's original
brought forward the golden canopy bearer, Lord Londonderry, advanced
and four Knights of the Garter ad- to the altar to "offer the- price of It.
vanced and held It over the royal and redeem" his charge. He handed 3
head. The Dean of Westminster pour- to the dean a purple velvet scabbanl- f
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