my riirymqygiwaainw oiinr.o'rsmov;vfNy& will 1. 1983 t 
     
    
   
   
    
     Catholic Duke 
     
     Takes Charge 
     
     Of Coronation 
     
     N...-r..ll.7Tu.Tu,l Has 
     
    
   
   
    
     Slll!0l'ViSt',(l Rite for 
     
     More Tliliii 700 Years 
     
     RiANY people think it is 
     
    

    
     mlri Ihnl Ilw (nrnnatzon 
     
     ,.nm.;-..-nirrgll; in hllcslminster 
     
     ..xi.:,py sllliillfi helmade by a 
     
     Rm.,,.n ijilhnlil: Hthe pDuke 
     
     ml fxjullulk. Rn! it is not half 
     
    
   
   
    
     Small Boy and His Sister 
     
     Eagerly Await Great Day 
     
    
   
   
    
     Prince Charles and Princess Anne 
     
     Watch as Preparations Speed Ahead 
     
     By Dorothy Barkley 
     
    
   
   
    
     On Coronation Day. one small boy and his small sister 
     
     will be in their seventh heaven of delight. They have long bean 
     
     i nthe centre of preparations for this special day. have been told 
     
     about it from their mother and father. and have watched the 
     
     soldiers rehearsing outside the Palace and'in the parks. And 
     
     now the great day has arrived. 
     
     Of course. they don't yet understand their own significance 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
      f”l'l "3 S'”"" "if  thins: in this scheme of thingsmwhen you are only four or two-and. 
     
     Ml - Mmt Ln”. vi Enid me a-bit you don t understand everything that goes on. .But you do 
     
     l)"1'C ” l"rH””5ms 5 take note that this is a very special day, and there is plenty of 
     
    
   
   
    
     mi. 
     
     I ll1r- Dukes and Earls of 
     
     h:..llulI.. lmvo l-irtcli in the 
     
     . on ,lmu llIl'sill”.'3G ior more 
     
     y3.,., fun yniir. .mrl .1 more 
     
     int.-ilmil lwiinrh ni barons 
     
     in xvi crowned a king. Their K 
     
     mi-iv is .1 potted history Oi 
     
    
   
   
    
     fun to be enjoyed. 
     
    

    
     The two children? You mush' 
     
     have guessed-Prince Charles. the e as 
     
    

    
     Duke of Cornwall. and his sister   
     
     Princess Anne. Their pictures are . 
     
     familiar to millions. The one. a T B  
     
    

    
     chubby little boy. confident. sturdy. 0 9 own 
     
     well made. with thick golden- 
     
     brown hair. and sea-blue eyes: A L d Z 
     
    

    
     the other. a fairy-tale Princess, t    
     
     with ErlIX:lll:hlr0.s;IC0l0l';l!”lng, fair By Craven Hm 
     
    

    
     cury r sug ng ue eyes. 
     
    

    
     dainty anilitaii for her age. ' M5E,S',e.Eh?..afglldilgniogeiil 
     
     RW51 Bllllllelle-llle doll and Coronation visitors. is a display 
     
     dont's of a life in the ubllc eye-- of South American liummin; 
     
     they have been told al about that. birds. The big '"l.lll”y pat the 
     
     Out in the park with his nanny. Small Eii-ds' House is being pre- 
     
     Miss Helen Llilhtbody. Prince pared ior them. 
     
    

    
     Charles knows a must look The birds are being bmngm 
     
     straight in front of him in his hem Brazil and from (japan. 
     
    
   
   
    
     pram. must not talk to strange v . 
     
     children, must not run away from huge" A00 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     .- . 3.igl.xln '.liicn1ar- I 
     
     'lli. lie spvlir half illS y 
     
     'lt'lilll.; xr;'n llvliry Ill, 
     
    

    
     . - . "nnilllll. hes 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
     .l...v.:i-cl gwsied the 
     
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      ., . L , - "We hope to get at least 20 
     
     t '(.l. . L ):hidhhl:'lF-l his nursei Tmvenm in 3 car of the (:00 dilferelil. known 
     
     . - H 1, through the streets 0 London. he .. .. . M J h Y H, 
     
     ,. H lmig, said knows how to return the cheers specmll Sm” rt 0 " 0” mid- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     or the crowd with a royal wave, Cl”5'-0” 0I.b”d5- 
     
     and how not to look too scared "One kind we illirllcullllly 
     
     of the photo raphers' iissh bulbs. want is the Pygmy Hermit, 
     
     (Once, thoug , the small boy in smallest of them all. About .'i0 
     
     him got the better of his royal of them would weigh only one 
     
     training. and he blew a kiss to ounce." 
     
     the crowd). He already knows the Humming-birds are big eaters, 
     
     y C9".eCt procedure ml 5' mllwhy and to keep the Zoo Collection 
     
     5””9" W0-he ll” ”bVl”"513' well sup lied with nourishment 
     
     watched his mother. On Ballater feeding owes. blown K, fey 
     
     semble exotic flower blooms, 
     
     will be fixed to plants. 
     
     Contents of the feedin bullies 
     
     will include condense hulk, 
     
     honey, an infant's patent triori, 
     
     meat extract, and some medicat- 
     
     ed charcoal to keep the iood 
     
     fresh. 
     
    
   
   
    
     i V i'”illl.Uli go nor 
     
     . H H. 'l!li. 
     
    

    
     limliivr tint Job 
     
    

    
     -.1 wl'l,;, Edwiird Ii, 
     
     . ltiiillfl like a more 
     
     iliiilniiill, so he gave 
     
     hioliicr, A woman 
     
     .. u at the corona- 
     
     .:(i ii, and in 1386 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
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     wvltl iod xillii rings at ' 
     
     lllqltlild of zi plain I ' - . . 
     
    

    
     I Ml"-d I I d OUTSIDE VIEW OF ABBEY crowning place of kings and queens of Enqlcirid ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY IiheAMosi Rely. Geoliroy Francis Fisheg. 
     
     . -l-mi n um muci goo . . y ' ' t " ee" (1 cqim art can use . 
     
     in ,3” mg usual WW mm the since the Norman Conquest. Abbey was lounded by Edward the Coniessor. Who W111 Crown Ql-wen E-llzabelll I 5 9 in Y 
     
     .. rig, Ha; banished, and died at 
     
     lla, is in Venice. 
     
    

    
     l;-.9 next earl marshal was A 
     
     .. :'ll.Sln;', lad, but he got mixed 
     
     ..,x in ii mn.slilli2iry and was exe- . 
     
     .il:(Ifl xxlllmill. lllzil fit the age  
     
     mi iii. 
     
    

    
     '1ne cavalcade of Norfolk earl l 
     
     ma:-.2liais goes on. The next one 
     
     : sod Agincourt because he was 
     
     i.l. but lilfncrl out lur the coron- 
     
     ntmn oi llvnry Vi, 
     
    

    
     Hr; tin. l"lllViiC(l by A fluke y 
     
     win I,l'.llii,;lI1.sdll4l hznrzz-If by ar- 
     
     A, in; ,1 i1.'l,V lnlo lllli the battle l 
     
     .,l :4. Ailnlns, in illdb. 
     
    

    
     illiv-re ill'l.x' a second Battle oi 
     
     bi. Aibfllls live years later. lie 
     
     was in liilie ior that, hill leli 
     
    
   
   
    
     5 given the right to E 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     in the "informative visits.” many 
     
     of themywith the Queen Mother. 
     
     which Will. probably become more 
     
     frequent in the future. These 
     
     have included his first public con- 
     
     cert (at the Royal Festival Hall, 
     
     attended by 3,000 children), a trip 
     
     on the Thames aboard a police 
     
     launch. and a visit to (1 dock-yai-d 
     
     to watch the dock workers and sci: 
     
     the men who go down to the son 
     
     in ships. And Prince Clif!i'lPH 
     
     usually see the films of his porenlsl 
     
     public appearances. 
     
    

    
     When the Royal Family morcd 
     
     into Buckingham Palace. Princess 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     . .cn.;,1.i;, and -ncm lncf 10 Lne Mar nrct insisted on moving out 
     
     M. ,1. , kg to er own suite, so that Illl" 
     
     iii rlului; ihc Wars of I children could have her old room 
     
      V 11' 1; L-;nh(.1-V and Puncegg Ann; as their nursery with alvicw oi the 
     
    

    
     duke. i'.'ilPd1i'0ill red . M5” lmd we Clllmgl" Oi ill” 
     
    
   
   
    
     Guard. In this wing of tie Palare 
     
     there is now a self-contained list. 
     
     com lete with,kilchen, for the 
     
     chil rcn and their aloft. The nui- 
     
     scry has li ht blue walls, i'(-gcnrr 
     
    
   
   
    
     in izwdl lime to be on 
     
     mun uillI'li L'dwal'd 1V 
     
     lllill:Cli. illng at 
     
    
   
   
    
     station last summer, at the end 
     
     i of a family holiday in Scotland. 
     
     Prince Charles solemnly shook 
     
     ifiandsbivitgi. theustation master be- 
     
     Me -0” 3"g 19 "M" l 3" was chintz s od-fa h'o ed mail ganv 
     
     to hung mm south to Londam iurnltitlr-0. ands lsriiaii, hlllli-.KiI.-P 
     
     And l1Fl.V Ollqllelle his been lablesland chairs for the children's 
     
     well le rned. too-he and Prin- meals, 
     
     i2ii.?.""3u2?”..:.?” .S"l.l” 'a."r' F"-rm vi-"0" 
     
     . ri ce ar cs ' . 
     
     15 at the quesuo,;.,3kmg Mm be, Po lilar and frequent visitors 
     
    
   
   
    
     will of the next l 
     
     1 tInI'sii'L secni i 
     
     ll Ti (lily lillli'agE- I 
     
     lilrmc ;,l' ilelianue, ' 
     
     .u oi Norlulk and the i 
     
     any rvcrziiiin extinct. i 
     
    

    
     wiuln tins :!Y"n to one 
     
     . Ill 0.. .ll -no 'l'nwm-, but, X 
     
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     for (I walk in London with his 
     
     grandmother. the Queen Mother. 
     
     for instance. they stopped to 
     
     watch a mechanical crane at work. 
     
     Fascinated, he leaded to be al- 
     
     lowed to sit in t e "bucket" and 
     
     work the crane. His grandmother 
     
     insisted that he should wait until 
     
     he was older. He did wait-until 
     
     he was 10 minutes older. Then his 
     
     randmothcr ave in-and Prince 
     
     harles was llted into the opera- 
     
     tor's seat. l 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sister Determined 
     
    
   
   
    
     i . l l r h 519 gs 9v 1- it h ,1 are rannlc, (the Queen Mother) 
     
     l , l liil'll'y luv tIlIIl'v's were wngal nnde  1:! li.,.C.X,3's Sad and Margot, (prle'iC9SS lVlill'galiP.'v 
     
     V llllll 5” ll ll"lrl"l0 CW mannerisms he has an-.3ady,been their aunl,) who 5 always in dc- 
     
     -- ll”- described as a miniature edition mllllll l0 llllly the llllino lllll 
     
     p ,l- -. -l-ulllx9",P Fl 209d We of the Duke of Edinburgh. One "square-danclnl;." Another. uhnm 
     
     -v .43.. 34.14.; 9 9  it vii ll 13 -'1” m""l.llSll Cl" 1 characteristic, in particular. he has theyloilen see. is Queen Mm -- 
     
     - A V -f   Alli”; -10-'l”0.090 , in common with his fathers-his whom they call Gran-gran to dis- 
     
    

    
     , yin I. ll ,. .i r,-vii5.v.ilmn',or mo 1 passion to see "how it works." Out 
     
    

    
     in  llli -as xv. lxlillnllt. y 
     
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     i 1 in-.: llounrd fam- 
     
     mu lliil,'s'Ci"ll. duke 
     
     1:. Mile two clays 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     in. Ar: was oper- 
     
     - illliv, The sni- 
     
     'l in;i:'sh:il was 
     
     , and has re- 
     
     i.. ll m m .incc. 
     
    

    
     . ii llfl ill nus lulled at the 
     
     ijzrliw vi llrmxoirlli. but Norlolk 
     
     tilfl lml. ,.-oi Llir! chance of run- 
     
     llln: iile llL'Ix'L l'0fllllEiiIi)l1 because 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     Ill: xi as i-.llli:.i Ill the Hallie too. i ' p i 1 
     
     .il ivwf lhzil lulu; ll ll  djililst iiaken l 3  de1er,TnCi?.s:d A';l1i15:,o15s1u(:;fn 81 e(A:?;ln-3: 
     
     -l-”'3 ””n' l ”- ”l”.”'5' ' one mined, that is, not to e bosscd 
     
    
   
   
    
     (ll llll lll ;::lx'l.- the boots such :1 
     
     main: at l-lloddcli Fluid that he , 
     
    

    
     xvi. l.lrll,' a duke again. Unlike W 
     
     - iny of the Norlolks and 
     
     .ml, he riled .1 natural dcath. i 
     
    
   
   
    
     y by her elder brother. And. al- 
     
     ””” lthouxih she has several dolls and 
     
     l a do l's pram. she does her best . 
     
     . to kccp u with Prince Charles, 
     
     ” and prefers boy's games and toys. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     1. . ;;lvlvl;. mu cou n is an . . . . . t :- 
     
     lklWlillIlilllllNhV0g1n'PRV. n W” as X LORD AIICHBISHOP OP YORK. the Most Rev. Cyril Fgsier Garbeil, P.C., DIEQN POT Vi:1ES'l;!k?lNSTkEtIlt as the ll'tlliel'll0T.Oi the gritviloges oi the Abbott xzuie :15: allismdlgi gx;lt&:li;trrleriie:stoL1e yd.” 
     
     "i,ic't liic,wo r ' ' l ' , u . , 
     
     W jfmll ;t we mm of Anne D.D., who will assist the Archbishop of Canterbury at oronution. o i e er as a rig 0 ins r c sovereign on u y tgiigyghchrgxfsvgyyge,?:c,;,;n:ti:y:e3'hE Pm”. chad” 
     
    
   
   
    
     P,rvl"j.ll, muirln't stnntl Wolsey 
     
     ..mo.l, and helped to set him 
     
     lhllm ri (ml. 
     
    
   
   
    
     in honour of er second birthday .y - . . 
     
      1,, , . W l'ArIi1di Tvttchgiolthe csgy of) Charles).  ii-or-whftrolEOthdceirig;:1:;1lid" 
     
     H 1 H H V .dy ,h y . o a zes ve een com- H . 
     
    

    
     Z'i4i1i”lllltr:lillil;'n Vliiltllxias llieodykaers o o o e o . . . D0;9g;01;::T;)Olm or View ah 1, chnglllcdnllys are spelll It 53”d'l"5,; 
     
     1' , l .l 1 ok d ood -R l S t t 9 h l d B lmorai. BM 
     
       .:.:r.s: ..s..:  e lgtous lgm lcance o orona ion 18 resse ..v.,0..m,.r.,..m....m..rgm; cgggrgx naggr-sggmgd  
     
     and his title taken away. . gm. "Cams of Hate. mmre ms "5. Princess Anne went on the will" 
     
     He had the nearest esca e bums, cast no ghadows onpohel. ney from London to Scotlan(3WllPll 
     
     from the svaunld in the Norto k ,  '  W she will he the one who bother; she was hlircly a month oi . Tim 
     
     T(:rm-rl. One evening Henry VIII By the Bishop of Coventry O . ' ' l ll ' " "W l”53 abol" Cullslllullonnl hlllori ll"l'l”.V ilalhcr at these centres at 
     
     grim llie order for him to be llic Queen is seated before the The rite of. 0llOll'lllli',Z lilo. similar to those of a Dl 65!. The n l 8 C0mnll1nl0n SONIN? ill n and the dunes of monarchs shy Chrmmhs and durmg we Summer 
     
    

    
     e'x::ciil...-ii next morning, and then BEHIND the pligcanlry. the ' Iiuzh Allnr. The Archbishop, monarch wiihjy. zoos bm'k in om with the Cross upon it is which it began. If we Want to Wm be the Pmmess Mariaget 0? holldny in August. 
     
    

    
     med 1” we dmgm hlmsem H. d lrulnllcls. the lf'l9VlSl0'-l. U10 :?"?;"”5'l'";l it” 13:” 0' 1”" lg! mel pf"”hm, 1S”ll7',s0l"lor?"rll-hll: ix: given to her and the Archbishop hell! the Queen. whom we must the house hN”W 1"” ""9 chug?" 3126 hi: 
     
     i , 35 F H l9 s H . IYIUV. 0 888 II 1' 8 on ll 0 m i ' l . ,1 - i 
     
     outhfahrdelildiifdiglhhtnghiy itot his crowds and U19 WlF0l055- Wm" west and sguth arid prdclallmsi hgvn tlhg esscntlal rite in ihe will sll.VZ When you see this Orb love indeed and who does ask for when you are four your blrth- in; aignssogga) Enlgltlcllh (m9eYanO”m.. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
     life back but his title too. more is there? I will try to put "1 present to you Queen Eliza- , making of kings in thy! hlslmzv thus set under the cross, re- our prayers, we can think or the dvnhy is (fun aiiigpgrtlgnf eve;it.dI:'l1ilThey have dam-,lg.breastrd. ellzll" 
     
     His son was not so lucky. He simply the poignant. human and both your undoubted Queen". ; of ('.hi'lsil:in Luronc. 'liir: siujra- mPn1I)vr mm me whole worm In young ueem 5,, gm. nlnnc Wm, H l6rnAy amp ur llbcley-M" h '3 hutlon coals in crimson ann dill 
     
     had been cxccutcri at the Tower personal thing. We all ieei ii. p and the trumpets sound. The l ninnl is an outward and ylslhlr: WMNL m the Power and Empire the bur an of and weight of pub- ehuc llipnlir rt nige? rt 7 0” '15 recn. and in pale blue for hesi- 
     
     len ll-Us ll9l0liC lvhe Km: dled- It is the thought of the yolml: ii Queen takes the oath to serve sign of an inward and snlriyimi l . -H U lic ceremon . And we can tnllow "um, ,,.”3.,,” I twill n b S E" Ule garden. they are SCllbllllV 
     
     The iuiine thing happened to Queen. there. as it were. alone. all her Realms and Territories ihinc. and we Christians believe of Christ our Redeemer. her when ale "Oi" W”'5 m "ml 1? ti rl ill has oiiem ex? Cladv American-stylc. in T-shirts. 
     
     .hi.5 son. who was earl marshal It and with all ihere is to be laid overseas and to preserve The that a special gift is szivnn of She Wm receive the ,.;ng.."gne wnich means most 10 hgr nnn go lltlimewa ll I 0l':3l"l'-bl lligiul ' middy jnckem and cordurCl)' 
     
     'thn coronation of Queen Elli” upon her for lire. Church. and lays her hand on God's Spirit to thi youniz Queen ensign of Kingiy Dignity Snd of tfiose of our Church, to the iam- gud at lgnlfgnagu Moth u rigs. trousers: 
     
     lwlll 1- H0 made me ml3”k9 0' As she enters the west door or U19 Gospel for the day in the to fit. her for her Work. She Defence of the Catholic aitli." liar words, prayers and rites, the Ta ed gefom me BBC iiimw Wli" Mechanic” (0 3 or gny sort fa!- 
     
     wanlmx: in nluflm Mary, Qll9en the gm” Abbey, the chmmn opened, grent Bible. certainly bc"iyes this. The two sccptres of Justice and content of which she knows by fheymomm 9 3 " clnate Prince Cliarlcs-cars. zirl'0- 
     
     of Scots. l-Iiizabct Wlislll 30"” heart of the linizlish race, there The nmnlamnilon nu been To lioip her then. we should Mercy are placed in her hMl'l5- heart. and in her heart 3' planes. boats, trains. 119 l5 "la 
     
     l-0 lvllllld ml ”"1'v 50 M: C'""' will he wailing there the rcprc- made and the Oaths taken The in" vu in Archblsho in the 'Th0.V represent ln "W '5"p"b She herself will offer to the The G"”d' bnd W” '1'” armed Prolld P0589550? Of 5 Pal”. hl'w' 
     
     3"'"”" N”””lk h""d' Md ""3 scniniivcs or all the Commnn- cor:-rnnnv gneg back 10 the lime ' in N i E . p Words 05 the Enllllill LEW ill the Archbishop to be placed on the I" the mrewurt M Buck ngmm Streamlined Car. KM!" '" mm W 
     
     W""l- "19 W"? 3l””"' wealth Wu shall wish to help when the smknn Lords in the m'"””"' "I ""”'"”"3' "QllN'n's Justice" and the Altar the dread and the Wine of mu" m lire” Mm" They ldyed his grandparents. leis titted wllll 
     
     Thnrc wasn't another Duke of H a'd W0 Aha” kmiw rm, wry wim mkgd 'h i I ld M The Awhhighop ammk Wm. ..Qu,.en.s Prue-c that she 15 now me 3-uumem and wnh H on" while he and his sister lstened up.m.dale gadgeg, .. nn all-rlrir 
     
     N"'"f”'k rm" 88 mm when 1 r. -n ll h ' ri sh l n i' 1” or EEC 9 Hz tho sirzn of the Cross lhn lwn QIi9nn' she has been anointed h r elt ll ui all t h f the enchamem "Happy Emmi? m horn and llzhts and a "radln" ll 
     
     Charles II gave the family a  l:l:1”i"' iy "'nc,r0r,:L',ilC,',,'.prlh:;i: on H mm d hp"-we the Name. hands the breast nndilllrl hnnrl iii and rbnpdf Then comes the Btgdsy ofghrm and lgf in: nu” You" and a selection or chil ren's mum” box.) if” also 5,; n shel- 
     
     Gmw 'l"”- H9 mm” ""9 "I me it ti iii no V l'l'c nhrlarl in TM C"mm""""' ""1" me" the 'i'nvm-sign He will nrnv: ri-nwnlmz hv the Archhislio and me on, wm knggl by new-11 mne" F" "W "'9"! W" 3” "'9 land pony named "Cloudy." F” 
     
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     made nnmhqr we (.,mpmm.,h,,L her .or I. ll . ricl. and the Creed. but she is 0; God who by His Father was qh . th y en the Ewe Jesus Cmm which was awe" rm trliles. find three birthday cakes. when he 1, live, the age at wlurh 
     
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