The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-16 00:00:00

SECOND OFFERING

(a purse of gold), which the Treasurer of the Household
delivers to the Lord Great Chamberlain, and he to her Ma-
jesty, from whom the Archbishop will receive it, The Arch-
bishop will then say the prayer, " 0 God, who dwellest,*
&c.- Her Majesty will then go to her Chair on the south
side of the area, and.knecl at her faldstool.

When the Archbishop and the Dean, with the Bishops'
assistants, namely, the Preacher, and those who had read
the Litany, and the Epistle and Gospel, have communi-
cated, her Majesty will approach the altar and receive the
Sacrament, the Archbishop administering the bread, and
the Dean of Westminster the cup.
The Queen will then receive the Crow❑ from the Lord
Great Chamberlain, awl put it on, and repair to her throne,
receiving again the sceptre with the cross in her right hand,
and the sceptre with the dove in her left, bring there sup-
ported and attended as during the inthronization.
The Archbishop will then proceed with the Communion
Service, at the end of which the choir will sing the anthem
" Hallelujah, for the Lord God Omnipotent reigneth," &c.,
and the same being concluded, the Archbishop will read
the final prayers and pronounce the blessing.
The service being concluded, her Majesty, attended by
the two Bishops her supporters, the Great Officers of
State, the noblemen bearing the four swords before her,
and the noblemen who had carried the regalia then lying
upon the altar, will descend into the area, and pass through
the door on the south side into St. Edward's Chapel ; the
noblemen, who had carried the regalia, receiving them from
the Dean of Westminster as they pass by into the Chapel :
the organ and other instruments all the while playing.
Her Majesty being i❑ the Chapel, and standing before
the altar, will *deliver the sceptre with the dove, which her
Majesty had borne in her left hand, to the Archbishop,
who will lay it upon the altar there.
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Her Majesty will then be disrobed of her Royal Imperia'
mantle or robe of State, and arrayed in her Royal robe of
purple velvet, by the Lord Great Chamberlain.

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The Archbishop will then place the Orb in her Majesty's
left hand.

The noblemen, who bad carried the gold spurs, and St.
Edward's staff, will deliver the same to the Dean, to be by
him deposited on the alter in the chapel.

Whilst her Majesty is in St. Edward's Chapel the
Officers of Arms will arrange the procession for the return,
so that all may be ready to move at the moment when
the Queen leaves the Chapel.
Her Majesty will then proceed out of the choir, and to
the west door of the Abbey, the Queen wearing her crown,
and bearing, in her right hand, the sceptre with the cross,
and in her left the orb ; their Royal Hignesses the Princes
and Princesses wearing their coronets. The four swords
will be borne before the Queen in the same order as before.
The Dean and Prebendaries, and the Bishops, who had
carried the Bible, the chalice and the patina, will remain in
the choir. The Noblemen who had severally carried the
crown, the orb, the sceptre with the dove, the spurs, and
St. Edward's staff, will walk in the same places as before ;
those who have staves and batons carrying the same ; all
Peers wearing their coronets ; and the Archbishops and
the Bishops supporting her Majesty wearing their caps ;
and the Kings of Arms their crowns.
The swords and the regalia will be received near the west
door by the officers of the Jewel Office appointed for that
purpose.
Her Majesty and the Princes and Princesses of the Blood
Royal will return to the Royal Palace with the same state
as in their proceeding to the Abbey.
NORFOLK, Earl Marshal.

REGULATIONS AS TO THE ADMISSION OF

TICKETS.

The Nobility and visitors holding tickets of admission to
Westminster Abbey are particularly requested to observe
the following directions :

The Peet; and Peeresses are to enter at the great west
door, and will be conducted to their seats in the transepts.
Members of the House of Commons are to enter at the
south door in Poet's Corner, and will be conducted to their
gallery over the Altar.
'rickets for the Choir, Queen's Private Box, Foreign Mi-
nisters' Box, are to be admitted at the great west door.
Tickets for the North Transept ;* Gallery over Night-
ingale Chapel ; Gallery West of Foreign Ministers, in
the north transept ; Lower Choir Gallery, north side ;
Upper Choir Gallery, north side ; Gallery over the North
Transept ; the Vaultings, north side ; to be admitted at
the North Door in St. Margaret's Churchyard.
Tickets for the XSouthTransept ; the Earl Marshal's
Box ; Lord Great Chamberlain's Box ; Gallery over the
House of Commons; Gallery East Side of South Tran-
sept ; Gallery West of the Queen's Box in the South
'Transept; Lower Choir Gallery, south side ; Upper Choir
Gallery, south side ; Gallery over the South Transept ;
Vaultings, south side ; arc to be admitted at the South
Door in Poet's Corner.
'rickets for the orchestra to be admitted at the cloister
door from Dean's-yard.
'rickets for the galleries in the north aisle of the naive
are to be admitted at the north nave door in St. Marga-
ret's Churchyard.
Ti .-diets for the galleries in the south aisle of the
nave are be admitted at the south nave door in the cloisters,
by Dean's-yard.
NOTE.—The routes for the access and return of carriages to
and from the Abbey, as well as the hours at vOlich the dif-
ferent barriers will be opened and closed, are indicated in the
instructions issued by her Majesty's Secretary of State for the
Home Department.