Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-02
THE HOLY SACRAMENT.
auE zfiOi<f SAChAAENI.
Aher receiving the Holy Sacrament, the Queen
9Th kucslng made her

he 10 her Majesty. from whom the Archbishop re-
ceved il. The Archbishop then said the prayer
20 God, who dwelies,," &c. Her Majesty then
- her chair the south side Of the area, aud
kuci al her iardstool.
When the Archbishop and the Dean, with the
Bishops assistants, namely the preacher. and those
who hsd read the Litany. and the Episile and the
) Gospel had communicated, her Majesty approached
thc altar and received the sacrament the Archbishop
administering the bread and the Dean OF Westminster
the cup.
The Queen then received the crown from tho
Lord Great Chamberlain and put j, on, and repaired
TO her throne. receiving again the secpre with the
In her right hand and The scepire with the dove
inner left, being there supported and attended dur
ing the cnthronization.
The service being concluded, her Majesty attend
cd by the two Bishops her supporters. the great
Olfiters OF state, the Noblemen bearing the four
swords before her, aud the Noblemcn who had
ried the regalia then lying upon The altar, assembled
into the area, and passed through tho door on the
south side into ST Edwards Chapel; the Noblcmen
who had carried the regalia receiving them from the
Dean Of Westminster as they passed by into the CHIP
81, The organ and other instruments all the while
PLAYING.
Her Majesty being in The chapel, and standing be.
fore the altat delivered the sccp,re with the DIVE,
which her Majesty had borne in her left hand, to the
Archbishop? who laid II upon the altar there.
Her Majesty was then disrobed Of her royal impc-
rial mantle robe of state, and auaycd in her roy.
al robe oil purple velvet by the Lord Great Cham
bcilain.
The Archbishop then placed the orb in her Ma
jestys left hand.
II was nearly o'clock before the royal carriages
ia returning reached the park, where her Majesty
received with the loyal and enthusiastic
grecias that marked this portion Of the line start
ins.
MOI single accident occurred either during The
day the night To mar the harmony Of the national
jubiec and the Police had scarcely more occupa-
ton than ordinary day.
The Queen bore the latigucs and excitement OF
the Jay--no slight demand upon the nerves Of deli
catcly nurtured young lady-without exhibiting
ny visible siens OF exhaustion; and was 10 worse
next day ihanmany OF her more robust bal still more
tired subjects.
The crown iawhieh her Majesty appeared at the
ceremony ofihe coronation, was made by Messis.
Runaell and Badge. II is exceedingly costly aud
slegant the designs much tasty Than thai Of
The crown Of George w. and William ". which has
been broken up. The old crown, made lor the
ses,ner oil these monareiis, weighed upward of lbs
and was much too laige for the head of hct present
Majesty. Now the crown weighs little than
3 lbs II is composed ol hoops Of silver, enclosing
acap OF deep purple, OF rather blue ycyrt; the
,.sops completely covered With precious stones,
surmounted with ball covered with small diamonds.
aud having Maltese cross Of bnIlian,s on the top
1t il.
The cross has in its centre splendid sapphh j;
and ornament with lnurs-dc-lis and Maltese eros
equally iich In the front of to Maltese ctuss
which is In front OF the Grown, is the enormous
hearts shaped inhy, once worn by the chgalrous Ed
ward the Black Prince but now destined TO ndorn The
head OF virgin Queen. Beneath, in the CIRCULAR
nm, is an immense oblong sapphire. There are
ny other precious gems, emerads rubios, aud sap
phires, and several small clusters OF drop pearls. The
lower part OF the is surrounded with ermnr.
Ii isupon the whole mos, dazzling aud splendid
crown. aud does infinite credit those by whom il
has been designed and WAS put together. Her
Majesty has expressed herself highly pleased h
The following is estimate of the value Of thc
jewels.
90 diamonds round the circle. ,5O0l each 80 00l
Two large centre diamonds, 000l each 600
81 smaller diamonds placed ~ the angles of
The former 100
Foui crosses each composed OF o5 diamonds , o00
-Four large diamonds On the tops Of the
crosses 40 90
] 8 diamonds contained il he henr do liz IontC
8 IL smaller diamonds contained in the same 2o0t
Pearls, diamonds, &c., ON the arches and
crosses 10000
IL diamonds on the mound SOC
sc diamonds on the upper cross 5000
Two circles OF pearls about the rim SOC
Gil oOC
The additions to the pcetasc made beo,c the
coronation we're not as numerous as IL was suppo
srd they would be. We find sazcued only the FOL
loving
The Earl Of Mnlgraye to he Marquis Of Norman.
by.
Lord King to be viscount Ockham and Earl OF
Loselace. This is the noblcmau who married BY
9ns daughter.
~Aord Dundas TO be Earl Of ICELAND
The Scottish Earl of kiutore TO he Baron kintore
Of the United Kingdom.
The Irish Nscount Lismore to be Baron Lis
more ofthe United kiniom.
The Irish Bsrons Rosnorc and C,tew to be Bar
Rosmore and Garcw OF the United Kingdom
The, Hon. William Francis Spencer Ponsonh,
created Baron de Mauley.
SIR John Wfouesey created Baron Wfottosley
Charles Haubury Tmoy, Esq. Baron Sudey
Paul Metiuen, Esq. Baron Mcthuon.
The Marquis OF Carmailhen eldes, of III,
Duke of Leeds is created Baron Osborne of The L
nited Kingdom.
Correspondence fdie Courier s Enquirer.
LoNpoS, July 18th, 1888.
The foreign ambassadors were the principal lion
nfthe day, aud particularly Marshal Soult. the am
bassador extraordinary from France, who appearc
IN carriage of extraordinary magniiicenec, and wa
cheered by the people with vehemencc which ac
corded well with the alteration of the seulinen
which now prevails with reference TO the aucien
barbarous preuJices which so long existed betwce
the people and governments of England and France
Amongst the foreigners nresentin the Abbey wer
considerable number of your counirynon, who mp
pear TO have been favourcd in rather marked ma n
upon this occasion our friend Col Webb hav
ing received no less than tickets Of admissions
one from the Foreign Once, as a stranger in Lon
don, and another which the American minister ha,
presented to him few days previous to the event.
The minister and other members of the American
embassy n the procession in two carriages
~xl,s H.. Ill.