The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-01 00:00:00

THE HOMAGE.

His Majesty will th;Cleli;;;;esCeptre with the crti,
to the Duke of Norfolk, as Lord of the Manor of Vi'lto
:op, to hold the same on his right hand, and the scePto-
with the dove to the Duke of Richmond, to hold the 63
on his let hand during the homage.
The Archbishop will then kneel before the King, 8.',4
for himself and the other Lords Spiritual, will pronooo,i
the words of homage, they kneeling around Wu, $lO
saying after him. The Archbishop will then
Nlajesty's left cheek, and the rest of the Lords spirit"
will do the same, and retire.
Then the Duke of Cumberland, a.cendin; tl e ster
the throne, and taking off his Coronet, will kneel before t 4
King, and, for himself and the other Dukes of the 131°)(
Royal, pronounce the words of homage, the rest putting
their Coronets, kneeling with him and about hint, to
saying after him. The Duke of Cumberland will 0110
touch the Crown upon his Majesty's head, and kig9oo,l
:Majesty's left cheek ; the rest of the Dukes of the Blot
Royal doing the like after him, and then retire.
Dukes and other Peers will observe the same cerelk°°''
the senior of each degree pronouncing the words of hotn"sl
and the rest of the same degree saying after him, and ee
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Peer of the same degree, successively, touching big 04
j,sty's Crown, and kissing his Majesty's left cheek,
then retiring.
During the above ceremony, the choir will sing anvil,
them, and the Treasurer of his Majesty's Household

throw about the medals of the coronation.
THE ANOINTING, CROWNING, AND INTIIROS
THE QUEEN.

The Queen having reposed herself in her chair on '4.
south side of the altar during the Coronation and inch
nization of his 'Majesty will, as soon as the anthem .1;y
lie ended, arise, and being supported as before, go to
altar, attended by her train-bearer and ladies-assists°,v
and her Majesty will kneel whilst the Archbishop 5a.,"5
prayer of consecration. Her Majesty will then ripe $d
co the faldstool at which she is to be anointed eod
crowned, 'laced be`ore the altar, between the ski" 'l,y
Ring Edward's chair; and sanding there, the chief 141,',
who usually attends her Majesty will take off her circle
gold, and deliver it to her Majesty's Lord Chamberlain
The Queen will then kneel down, and four Duch
appointed for that service, holding a rich pall of silk
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cloth of gold over her Majesty, the Archbishop will ro,
the consecrated oil upon her head, saying, " In the 01
of the Father," &c. rc
Then the Archbishop will receive, from the office'e
the Jewel•office, the Queen's ring, and put the iszOie.of
the fourth finger of her Majesty's right hand, OP
" Receive this ring," &c.
The Archbishop will thereupon take the Crown
the altar, and reverently set it upon the Queen's headp
ing, " Receive the Crown," &c.
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Her Majesty being crowned, all the Peeresses pm"
will put on their coronets ; and then the ArchbishoPtt
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place the Sceptre with the Cross in her Majesty's r"00
hand, and the Ivory Rod with the Dove in her ieft,rirr
offer up the prayer, " 0 Lord, the giver of all Pc
tun," &e.
The Queen, being thus anointed and crowneeJeot
having receiv,tl all her oinatnents, the Choirs will Bil 4
Hall luj ih Chorus.
At the commencement of the chorus the Quell
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at ise, and supported as before, ascend the theatre (e,
rently bowing to Ida M j:sty as she passes the throne), S
be conducted to her own throne on the left hand of tlit'cie
the King, where her Majesty will repose until the ran
sion of the chorus.
THE HOLY SACRAMENT. A Itj
After the chorus the two Bishops. who had reau
Epistle and Gospel, will receive from the altar, bid
hands of the Archishop, the patina and the chalice,
they will carry into St. Edward's Chapel, and bed
from thence the bread upon the patina and the ti-04
the chalice. Their Majesties will then descend froty
thrones and go to the altar, where the King, taking ber.
crown, will deliver it to the Deputy Lord Great Chat°,o3
lain to hold, anti the sceptres to the Dukes of Norfollt
Richmond. Then the Bishops will deliver the patinal,l
chalice into the King's hands; and his Majesty will de 't•ti
them to the Archbishop, who will reverently place,d,
same upon the altar, covering them with a fair linen etita
The Queen, also taking off her crown, will deliver blo
her Chamberlain to hold, and the sceptres to those o°,d
men who had previously borne them. Their Majestic:oo
then go to their chairs on the south aide of the area. vir
the Archbishop and the Dean hare communicated, tcf,'
Majesties will approach the :altar, and receive the 7;10
malt, the Archbishop administering the bread, an
Wain ofWestminster the cup. see
The KWing and Queen will then put on their o°4o
and, taking the sceptres in their hands as before, will re,
repair to their thrones, sipported and attended 118 ,
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The Archbishop will then read the Communion
and pronounce the blessing ; and, at the conelusitnit
trumpets will sound and the drums beat. (11
After which his Majesty, attended as before, the tV
swords being carried before him, will descend 01
area, and pass through the door on the south aide °
Altar, into St.. Edward's Chapel ; and the Nnb`e, tO
who had carried the Regalia will receive them fr°l3,.:tbt
Doan of Westminster as they pass by the Altar tat""
Chapel.
The Queen at the same time, descending from her VI;
will go into the same Chapel, at the door on the nett°
of the Altar.
Their Majesties being in the Chapel, the King, b ti`
ing before the Altar, will deliver the Sceptre elittoltf
Dove, which his Majesty had borne in his left hand)
Arolibishop, who will lay it upon the Altar. obe
His Maj. sty will then be disrobed of his royal 1.,,t111
state, and arrayed in h:s royal robe of purple velvet", ,
Deputy Lord Great Chamberlain.
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The Archbishop will then place the orb in his Mglef
left hand.
The Noblemen, who had carried the gold spurs, suve
Edward's staff, will deliver the same to the Dean, t°
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him deposited on the Altar.
While their Majesties are in St. Edward's Chafte,,:,iV,
officers of aunt, will arrange the return, so that All -6„ce
ready to move at the moment when the King and
leave the Chapel. .
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