The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29 00:00:00

FAT4L.PALLS.

At Pembroke, on tisturday, • petty of men were
al:awing timmeelve. near the filuutetnaa's Lisp, a
narrow and dangerous limare in the cliffs in tha neigh-
bourhood of Sc. Hoven'', when one of their number,
name t Brace, tell over the precipice, • depth of nearly
two hundred test, and warn immediate.y aided.
A young lady, named Henderson, one of • party
of excursionists to /tummy, Oikney Isle., on Sam,
dey whilst searching for eggs among the cliff. was
suddenly mimed. It is supposed she elippel and
fell over the cliffs. A search for her b Kly was
futile, and it is believed to have been swept out to
sea.

—.—
Mr. John Bruce, sheriff's clerk of Orkney, and
by named liendereon hate been killed by failing
over the cliff. lo tee N ,rthern leen Is.

CORONATION OF THE EMPEROR AND
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foreign prince', the no dity, the ladies of the Court,
the special auttessa lore, the meaner. of the diplomatic
body, with their ladies, and all the peraousges not
taking part in the Imperial procention. Each person
hied to exhibit the ticket of invitation at the gate of
the Kremlin and on entering the Cathedral. The
special ambassadors ..nd the members of the di plometio
body met at the reeidence of the German &wheeled.,
General von dchweinits, whence they proceeded to the
Kremlin in richly-gilt state carriages. A prolougol
nourish of trumpeta, accompanied by the rolling of
drums, the j you. pealing of all the chapel bells in
Mame' and the OVOIDS of many military bands, then
ausiounced the starting of the isoperual procession from
the palace for the cathedral. AL this moment the
Immense multitude outride reverently uocovered and
then burst into loud and long acclamation.
The procession, led by • Meat+ of the Cereen3nies
and a number of heralds in doh °Atone., was ..f great
length. The Emperor, wearing the ',Oita uniform of
. colonel of the Imperial Guard, and the Empress in
Russian **tame, richly embroidered with diainon la,
met the procession in front of the place, ant tool timer
pl roes under • eplendi 1 canopy carried by 33 generals
Tae regalia, in charge of the it Jun fuec dunaries
specially appointed for the duty, and escorted by
several generals and aides-de-camp, imam bandy pre-
ceded their majorities On the arrival of the regalia
out
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made three geauflegions before the holy images, and
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neasofiidnttiit n do. erected
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under the great cupola between the two middle columns
..f the cathedral. At • short diatancee in front of the
thrones stood two tables covered with cloth of gold,
on which the Unwired crowns, the sceptre, and globe
were placed.
After their Majesties were seated, the Metropolitaa
of Novgorod, standing on the steps of the dais, asked
the Emperor, in a loud, clear 'trios, if he were • true
believer, Lai held before him the book, from which
his Majesty kneeling, read aloud the Lord's Prayer
and the Apostle.' Creel I. The Metropolitan then said,
"May the grace of the Holy Ghost remain with thee,"
and descended the dais. Toe customary summon.,
thrice, repeated, was then made calling upon any pre-
sent to declare if there was any impediment to the
c mutation. After the reading of the Gospel, the
Metropolitans of Novgorod and Kidff ascended the
dais, an I invested the Emperor with the ermine
mantel, the hietrop3litan of MOOO.Ia saying, "Cover
and protect thy people as this robe protects and
covers thee. one Emperor replied. "I will, G
helping." lika Majesty then received the apostolic
benediction from the Metropolitau of Novgorod who,
crossing his hands upon the limper tee head, said the
prayers prescribed be the ritual. The Metropolitan of
Novgorod,taking the orown,dell eared it to the Emperor,
who placed it upon his head. The seeptre and
globe were then handed to hie Majesty, who, after
seating himself an the throne, F.-pleated the crown,
eceptre, and globe upon the velvet cushions pro-
moted by the dignitaries, ant then called the Empreee,
who knelt before him. The Emperor, taking his
grown, touched the Empreee'sforetieed with it, and then
placed upon toe Empress's head her own erown. After
being invested with the Imperial macti., the Empress
r oes and rammed bet seat on the Throne, the
Emperor also resuming his place and taking back the
sceptre and orbiters Immediately afterwards the bells
commeneed pealing from all the churches, and a salute
of 101 guns waa fired. At the same moment the me,al.er,
of the Imperial Famil, off ,red th-ir c ,n, Lo
their Majesties. The Emperor returned the sceptre an I
globe to the dignitaries in charge of them, and knelt
down to repeat a prayer from the book presented to
him my the Metropolitan of N ,vgorod. The prayer
terminated, the chivy sac' all present knelt before
the Emperor, who alone remained etanddig, the
Metropolitan of Moscow saying aloud on behalf of the
nation • f prayer for the happiness of their
Majesties. Shout, of 'Lang live the Emperor" then
filled the cathedral, and Were taken tip with fervent
enthusiasm by the thous ands without. The mss
then oconmetwed, and the Emperor removed his
cro ern &trios the chahting of the Communion, and
then thq civil Governor of &Jason+, irritated by the
two deputy.g iyarnore,hpread is crimson velvet carpet,
embroidered with gold, from the throne to the gate
of the sanctuary, whence it was carrie I by the arch,
deacons to the altar. The anthem included. the
Emperor divested himself of his sword, and, accom-
panied by the Empress and a numerous suite of
dignitaries, proceeded to the gate of the sanctuary.
His Majesty was aunointed on the forehead, eyelids,
nostrils, lips, ear., bread, and hands by the Metropoli-
tan of Novgorod. A fresh salvo at artillery followed,
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entering, and proceeded to viait the cathedral of the
Archangel M chip'', where they remained in prayer for
some time before the holy Images and relics. The pro-
cession them returned to the palace, and at this point
presented • most brilliant and Impressive spectacle,
Ewing augmented by the gorgeous State carriage.
conveying the Members of the Imperial family. The
Wee was one of nopereneled riche'es and diversity.
Flags and bunters waved from all the domes, cupolas,
and spires of the Krendie, and the whole route of the
on glowed with the bright colours of the hang-
Fori'Mpories, and trophies everywhere displayed.
The cortege reeetered the Peltier by the celebrated red
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i.artial pardon for various crimes and mitigation of
Persona banished by
refugees Who have left the country, and • full amnesty
to all classes of participants in the last Polish insurrec-
tion. The anuarety doee sot ap to persons yof
asseeelention, robbery, or The
has ocriesiossd mei rejoicing.