Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

~ BANGOR Inc patina; the B,shrs -
bible "'nenesses, a
ief Majesty had previously robed 49,.
advanced up the naive 10 ia, c,,n;- ,h and Ia
singing an anthem The persons 49, 1snssa
mere bore respectively the Crimson IA, "ss
Medals, the Ruby Ring on a CUISINE, ia u
sword sword tor the offering. Then came H.
! fnvy Seal and Lord President of In, 60
c"Fohet ct each horne by page, The - I, =
Shahceiior OF The realm and the Lord c. Va
OF irei' n'', each with his purse bearer. "a.
hiShops oil canterbury, of York, and ~.
win ,helr fochets and caps the Pril.ces.s. 3 q
Brood, w: The Duchess ofCamhridre IN -
viewer fooe and c,reiet OF gold on her he,d -
her tram bearers, Niscount V,ll,srs h.-sn
coronet Next came the Duchess of ks.,s
tlaeen's mother) dressed and attended IN III u
manner Also the Duchess of Glon..sss
part OF the Regaiia now followed, am, ~ I
frinces OF the Blood Royal. the Duke a.
ntidge IN robes OF estate, baton of field -
&C. HE Marquis of CRANKY bearing his -
ms tram borne by Major General Gomu
| '"iioWeat the Duke of Sussex in the saua -
inc Duke OF Leins'er as High Constants - -
| ,ahd, the Earl OF Enrol as High Constable &c
,a"n' the Duke ct Norfolk as Earl Marsh, :
~ NE OF WELLINGTON as Lord High Ca,.,ai,'
,""' WIN me 'iscount Melbourne. the y.
,,''i 'e'"e'n them The remaining por,,a. 7,
,'' ana '"i""ed and after this the oaseo :.
r"Nal CRIMSON velvet, fIrred with erm,n. .,.s
dered with gold lace, and wca,;r, -" aad oof.
her orders, and on her head "A c,,c,e, - ass on
'"'h st"e of her ten gentlemen n, ,rm. - ;, Nh
,''f.'fo>, atd her train borne bv ladies' p.
TT w" tH'an, Grmston, Lennoy. Talh.
7.'h'"Pe, and JcnkInson. followed by the -
Zimmerman end Groom of the Robes and ~
'''''i''"f>S" I'll i.aniSiowne as frs, Lady ,ocs,l
or VIVA SIX Other Ladies' of the Bed Cbamhe, ~
TOLD Stick OF the Life Guards. Master "a
ii"rse, ''Piain General of the ROYAL A..
',uarn oil scotland, the Captains, Lieu,enan,s =,
f'ns'@n~ ct The ieomen of the Guard, g.. Irs
Ptf-"" III The procession in the church, was n.-
conducted to IN, seal, the pages. before asrens..
the platform. 81. ing tn each nuhlemau The -
net they had respectively borne The Oa...
a-sed 10 her ''hnir of State, south side ofA
throne, ani h1rin" kHceed on her fdldstool tal
her seat; the rtsheps standing on each sdr. A.
II t'icnth F" m the tour swords being on lie, M
Je>tN night; the Sword Of State neares, to he,,
the Lord Crest Chamberlain aud Lord High Con.
stable on her left the other great officers Of sta,
hcnrlng the rsgala near her Macs,y's chair. n
bishops "Iih the challce and patina near the pa,
rf; the traIubearers. AZ, behind her Majesty
| pon the conclusion of The anthem. the Arcbbish
ceIpr, 10 d Great Chamberlain, Lord High Con.
stable "ni l.lrl MARSHALL proce cded To the eas,
>,!c et the platform and made the Recognition to
the assem-. ID aers ms thus:
''Sif>, h, re present YOU Queen Victoria ths
und"phtcd t,lecn of this Realm; wherefore al
N"u who are come this daN Ia do Your homage,
are you ws'ing 10 do tho same ?" repeating iis
same 10 each -lde, her Mai es;y standing and hos.
my, and ihe people crying out GOD sarc Gum
',ctor.d! II er which the t,u npcts souainl
and lrc dcInr- beat. Her n j~sty then sunss
her seat, and he ChrIcc and parina were pseta
on ia. altar. and ii pinc",i gold cushion 6r
her ia jest, To- kne.l on The Archbishop ofcsa
tcrbtr, th'n pat "u has cope and sfo@i on III,
north s''e 81 the altar. The Bishops Who wea
To read thr I.at,any, also put ON their eepes.
Ia, - 49,, ~'frndc'. Nv the h'ef..4es -
the gt.a, ,li.eers, and preceded by the foGr
Swords. now passed to The iltar. her MalsH
knecliny AMI making her FIRST Offering, VIVA
was poll "r altar ci'lh Of gold, hantei by as
Lord Great Chamberlain to the Qlcen asib
hcr t. the irchii-hop, who placed II on the ala
The Treasurer "t the household ihcn deliveries
ln@"t Of "ii Of Que pound weight 10 The III
Great CaHmbcriain who handed II to II Q Va,
aud She gave ii to the Archbishop, who piscni
IN the Citation Basin Her Majasty Lsseisr
the Archbishop SAID the PRAYER, .'Oh GA vhe
dweilcst,' sc Her Majesty then rose z1 "
summed hcr seat IN the Chair Of State Tha H.
gaia were than delivered through the Arches
up 10 the Dean Of Wes,min s,er. who laid the 50
Oh the alter. The nrb'cirten who had borne "
. Rertlia now took their place.. the BehP
, ID irham standing on the right hand Of her MaleW
With ihc u"t'cmcn carrying the swords ca VI
, rf"'.', the y shop Of Il nth and Wells on her Mp
|, tt'> left. ani rear him the Lori Great CHAINS
lain. The l.ittanv WAS then read ~ the Bshf
- OF Worcester aud 81. - vids, The choir feadihg =
responses. at the conclusion Of winch the Bi.hta
, csimcd iheir seats
I Tur CouvrxToy STANDARDIZATION 70 sas
r the Ca,jr eaug the .%anctns-"IIrly Holy .HAa
o ord GrI Of II,s,s,' The Archbishop then
J. ,ran the service, the Bishop Of Rochester reaeH
:; tire T. st>,ie AMI the Bishop 81 Carlisle the h"se
+ The ser. icc beng concluded, the bishops rel"
,r 90 Ia their seats.
o Tia sermon was preached by the Bshep
j London The Archbishop of Canterbury eea
IN seated IN "A pfunpc velvet chair. 1he tex ,
ne from the 3i,h chapter, 3lst verse, OF the ~ W
ir oi chronicles:
h. aAnd the King stood in his place. and mao1
- s.covena mt before the Lort, and 10 keep bs 9"
al ..u,andinens and his testimonies and his s'a'1
'r- with all his heart, and with all his SOU, :"
nd .sperforrn the words Of the covenant ~aA
Nv ..wrItten.' =,
u The Bishop alluded respectfully 70 '''
KING.
Tur OArH-The Archbishop nov - -,
before her NJ lerty. and mlnistefeo lae - -
H. nr.scr.t,ed by the service. 10 winch having 4