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1.l iliv lriiii 1-11.1111. 'l‘he :i1'1ili.ii;li liiiiits assign his (frown to Henry. l.at1-r on tho i~ltat1ii.1‘siii l’i1rli1imeni. 1-nrreeil 111i,

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1'|1iwii |_l1i:i-o. King (l1~11i';;e V will stor Abbey. The Archbishop of (lan-

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The Elevation of Edward the Elder at his Coronation, in 901.

'The Coronation in Biblicol ond Medina-v1ilTimc_8 imdllttoched Superstitlons f of the Emperors ol” Rome--The Coronation Sizoiie, its History

and Sacred Stiite Connihitioiis;

ilo'.'.c11 the religious rites were proba- hly llin ii1oi.t iiiiposiiig and brilliant

Mediiievnl liiiitory in lull oi the su-U

liiiiwiiilioiis iiitiicliiiiii to the rite oi The Norman Kings were oltcn l‘1ir<iii:1li1iii 1iii1l l1i the npnciiil pliiees Crowned twice, mid used to have their if"" UI" iilciisilii iiini oiiihieiimiic ob- sons crowned when very young; as in `.i1~1-|11 1-;illi 1i.'hii~li ii wiin perlorn1ed_ the case oi Henry Il. 'l‘he iirst di- l_il11-1ii_i.1 wil,|i iii: 1i;1_1~:'1‘_1l A11ipiill11»~the rect account oi nn English Uorona-_lie kneels at the elliir and oilersi fi

:_1_1_.:.._::1.1y 11_l‘ tbl; 1__|__|______ mr the nn- 3;inAis tiiul. ol Richard 1.__nt whiiéhypall of cloth oi gold, and an. liigoi. Ii'oiIi llIi‘;i\‘:~ii by 1;:H`1`l)1;\'|i’~),O;II,il1x1']1ii(IfiIi/1? ed? Lhrifh/QI;'Ii(I>lIsl?1gi§A;rIt(lll‘dB:>Ii~Ogii'II1EIiri i.hegArchbishop and olli1'.5ii.iiii: bish- ilifirliiiil. in l"iriiii'e. N11 l-luiigsri:».ii and l.cw1‘.s, and all lhc bishops in i‘o1-111111111111 wm1 v:.ii1l unless mnile the Kingiloni being pri-sent. A great iwllll i.lii\. 1-1-i.1\'ii ol lit. rltcpiion, still pi'o1‘.ession followed the King to .\':ili|1-1| iiv the Ai1i:1.1‘ia1i i‘1iiii't. Al. Wcstiniiistei' Abbey, ilio ldarloi Ches» ,lille ileriiiiiii l‘1.1'1.ii1ii.ioi11i, the ciistoni icr hearing the Crown, which on ar- "|w:11»1 l1.r llic l‘I1n|i1-1'1.1‘ Iinioic he wan rival at I-he Abbey was placed on the, `:iii1i11iiil.1~1l, lo ile':l;1i'1~. 'lii1= 111-tlimioxy Altzir. Alter the King had taken the

fby :i_1i i1:1l.li liikcii 1111 the fiinioiis copy oiith, and been aiiointed, the Arr.h»‘, _oi I ie (l1i.1|11il unc1l iiv llliirrles i.he_hishop pliicod the (frown on his head. .llri-.-ii., 1i|i1l on 11 1'1111li-.l. 1:o1ii.11iiiiii|; At the 1‘oii1‘lusion of the service the .1-.1iih '1a1..ili1~1l iii the hl1i1.1loIi.ii11 Mor- great ernwii was replaced hyasmail- l_\'[' l\‘I.1‘!\|i1‘ii. 'i`hn iron iiroivn of the cr unc which the King wore on leav-

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to Westminster. It is a block ol red-,ivilllng to do the same?" The King flish sandstone 25 inches long, 16} laces the congregation in the various inches broad and 10; inches deep, parts as the Archbishop iiddrosses built into an onion chair. them. The people-gepresenteil hy the

- boys ol Westminster School who liave

C0.lONATlON IN EARLY TIMES. been rshenrsnii for the part--shout

"G;od save King G1~.ori;c," to signify assent, the trumpets sound, iinri drums roll. 'l‘he King resiimea his seat while.. an uiitliein is sung and then iollows the lirst oblntiun when

of old oi 1.1. pound's wei lit. Ilore

ops aasllmc l.heii‘ rich ohlel:_»il rohes. 'l"hc Litnny, with special prayers, and the tirst part ol the iiiiniiniiiiiiin Scr- vice, and a sermon, follow. `

'I‘l-IE K]NI.l'Si UATH.

The AI`0hhlEih(ip 0( (lnniprliiii-y,

standing before the King, says: "Sir, is your Majesty willing to take the oath?" The King aiiswern, “I um willing," and the Archbishop .inks

ing the Abbey. these questions: “Will yon solemnly

The Coronation of Henry I1. con- swear and promise to govern the peo-I

sistcd ni two ceremonies, the tlrsi ple of the United l(ing1"lnin oi (lreiiti when Rlrhnril Ili iii regal attire was Britain and lrcliiiiil, and the iloniin-

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1approa1-.licii the Altar, was anointed,

,wus said and the procession departs- .od from the~Ahbey. i I-lenry VI. was 1-.rawned ana child int Westminster, and later at St. ‘Denis near Paris.

Henry III. was crowned by the Pa-

pal Imgi-ite at. Gioiieostnr, at theage oi nine years. His Grown consiswci oi a plain golden circlet, lor the ori- ginal crown had been lost by King John in the-waters of the Waah.‘

THE (YUIION/\'I`If)N

UF OUR LATE KING.

The date iixed for the Coronation

oi' our late beloved Sovereign was .lime 26th, and for many months he- iore that date the King, strongly siipported by- public sentiment, devot- ed time and close attention to what was intenilefi to he the most splen- did night England had seen for gen- cratioiis. Siiildcnly- on the very day before that fixed lon the great cere- mony, a 1li1=.1|iiietiug rumor got abroi-111 which thrilledinto intense an- xiety when the illness and personal danger of His Majesty- became Uiown. Disappointment was lost sight ot in the general dlstvess and npprehensioii

of seven weeks the. "Great Solemni- oi any kind, it was necessarily siiorn ty" took place-without a. drawback oi some of its- glory. The Heirs Ap- parent of foreign Soverelgns, and many of the high Colonial Olicitls had been forced to return home, but even so it was a splendid and- most. _moving sight, and the ieieliug of in- dividual love and loyalty, always so strong in the breasts of English»|uh»

return of the King lrom the border- land ol death.

-, THE COMING CORONATION.

The date lined for tiie.1Cor.ons.tion

George V., and I-Iieitloneort., .Queen Mary, is_.l1ina 22nd, 1911. The [esti-

over the reports, but alter a lapse.

jects, seemed intsnsiiied by the recent-

oi our Gracious Sovereign, King

and the respective liiws 111111 1-iifilziiriis ol the same?" 'l‘he King 1i.ii11\rei'11: “1

solemnly promise so to do."

"Will you, to y1i1irp1.\vei~, cause 1

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Will you to the utmost of your ly, in_tlie pi'es1\1ic1- iif (11.11, pi~1.f1-ss.; fmtlifni ]'»r,-.r,,5,1_,,,,t_ ,md I w1i|_ M-_ __,__________ _ __ _ _j-*'I‘3°'i ' fl __ _ __ Cvffliili: to the iriie eniictnients which

` sreiirr- 1111: Profvstiiiit Sii1'1'iisni1in to

the 'l`lir11i1i oi my llefiliii, uphold and iii:1i;.l'i1n the sziiiic en:i1‘.t1iient.sl.1. the best 1.1 `__.\' powi-rs iici 'ding t1.lnw."

'l'l1vii Iollows the iiniiiiiting. 'Flin oil

is coiii i'i1‘1l ii. the il0l1le|i Eiigle, ».'z 'I io iiaiv-‘ Iiveii .l.¢.1~i1 iii. fiir ('1lir1»n- :ition of H1-.iiry IV, .fnfl is poureii in-, in thi: Sil~'1‘r (‘11ion:il.iciii or Apostle

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ri.fii'1i1ii'ieiil;iry ror~'~s, anil niiusnds the i~t1»rie Vbnir of l~'.iiiir iiidwiird in the

_iiiifhile of iiic il:1ne1:u1iry, while the l.\i'ehbi.<1liop 120115111. ‘nies the nil. A rich 1:iin1.,1v is held i:i"':r hiii lieiid by four Kiiigflils 1.' the Corter, rolieil in

' `1liirl< biiiie m.'iiii.l1‘s. I’-~ kiieeli-i while

lli1~ Arehbisliop iinoiiits his hruii iiiifl iiiinikos 11 lilcssi 1;: up. J him. The Uliliiiion oi' the Ili-gnliii, the Hpiirs :iirifl i,ii1- ‘u'\\'11r1_ n:1\\ takes plncr. 'Pho `li1‘1in of W11sti:iiiu=i<‘r .hires from the -'<'t1ir the 'lolilon Spurs which sym- b11lii.i- the lii..i;’1~' -ini1;l1thoo1i,han1is tl..-in ti. thi- (li'r»:if. Lord Uliiiiiiber- liiiii, who 1ippli1‘1=1 them to the heels oi ihn Kina. ’l'iir_1' nré sent hiirk (O the i1lt.r. Thi- King rises, goes to i,li1-_ iilrrir ;iii1l riiY1~i'r< the Great Hword iii Henri- io thi- .\r1:lil.isiiop, who iiliires it on lliii iili.ir. ’l`hls Hyniliol-

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>.` _`1'i'Cis‘.r\ it for t,1‘11ipi\r11i'j.' use, as ii pri- ' -vil1>.;1-__ not fis 11 riglic.

_ 'l`ii1\ King r1'ti\\”t‘.=i l..'i the Chziir ol l<I1i\\'iiril iinii the bearer ofthe Sword of Sliitr iifls-,rs the price ol it-ton .=l1illinzs~--L1. the nltiir, whereiipon the 1*'-11-11r1l is i'eiiirii1~-l to him by the .U1-111', The l1e."ir1r iiiii=.l:+°:1i.b1‘s it and .imirrir-1: ii, niikerl 1.1-_inre the Fiovoreign ,rliiriiiz ihi- i'e:iiiii111l1»i' ui the ceremon- ‘ies ‘ 'l‘i11= Kim; is H1111 iii\'f-stml with the ilioyal liolie 11ii1i 1l.i- ('>rli, mid oiire ri111|-ii :isiiiiiiies hifi n1>:il. The ll1\I'J9 OI 1'l11th 1iI 1g1.l'l. .i'1ii11lr:i‘i`iilIy enili|‘old~ 1-r1~1]_ 1>11111pl1-41-_< thi- ecclesiastical at-

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vitieo will begin on June 19th and

will probably continue until June 30th. There will bn-is-Royal Prog-_ ri-s11~throu¢h the Capital, the historic procession to the Giiilelliallf and a Royal lbvreption tsl/he Envoys ol the illiioiwiiit. countries. The route taken by the l’roco1;slon on the occa- sion ol the (‘1oi‘onati1iii, will he lrom,

mirnlty Archway South-west-, (_7orn1\,r

liamont Street. to Westminster Ah-

Ai; the Wcst..D0or ol the .Abbey the

i-lvie and ecclesiastical dignitaries, hearing the (‘.nrniin_tinri. Regall.a,_ will meet Their Maiestics, and tliepi-o- ccasion will ailvhnco. un the nnve of the Abbey, through the choir. ,pro- ceeded by tho chnrletrrii singing, "I was glad when theyaaid unto me, we will go into the House ol the Lord."

The King and Qii11nn.11dv1inc1i till

they reach their positions side by side in the centre, tim royal prin- cesses sit within the preshytery, and the peers and pseressen ln their pic- turesque robes ni velvet and nrmlna, occupy separate galleries in the tran- sept. -

RECOGNITION OI'-4

THFJ BOVBIRRIGN.

1 Ti... .irein.1¢i.1.|. 2.1 o..11oeri.1.ry wise.

the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Greet Chamberlain, t/he Lord High Con~ stable and the Earl Marshall, and preceded by the Garter King at Arms challenges the assembly in the east, south, west and north oi the Abbey separately, thus: "Sire, I here present unto you King George, the undoubted King ol this Realm, _wherefore all you who have come this

day to do your homage, are you

liiickiiiizhnm Palace hy tho Mall, Ad. |*-‘“`i“" *1I\“"‘1Ifi hl‘lf"1i:Iii1:.' » Anil will ,_ ii | i '1~-1 _

you preserve l.o_l.hc itlerigy iii Iuiiiz- ;.. 1 , -` _.1

of fl1m_|l1,m,. S,1,'m,.e_ w,,m,ha||_ |.M.,‘ land.an1l.lr1~.liiii1l, iinil in lho ehiiri-hes '.

power maintain the laws of God. this

true prolession of the Gospel nnil i.li1= _\ /5, 'V' -, Protestant reIoriii<‘1l religion oslnli- _ 1 - » _ \\ 1* .__;Ii_lL |1111..-.11 hy n.1~ 11.1-1? A1111 wni ye.. 1.. , l , .-_ .1 .1

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