Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-05
THE TNsTAILATToN.

The Ulster King-at-Ar the heralds
pursuivants and the esquires Of His Royal
Highness delivered to the Grand Master
the collar Of the Order and deposited on
the table his insignia.
The usher, genealogist and the secretary
then went 10 the front Of the stall of his
Royal Highness and conducted him to the
table. The Grand Master then commanded
the two senior knights 10 descend from their
stalls and grid him with the sword and
mantle, the prelate reading the prescribed
admonition. His Royal Highness then
proceeded 10 the stall of the Grand Master,
who invested him with the collar. There
upon his esquire unfurled his bsnner, and
the Ulster king-at-Arms, with flourish of
trumpets, announced the new knights titles
thus: "I'he Most High, Most Puissant and
Most lllustrious Prince Albert Edward,
Prince Of Wales, Duke of SaKony, Duke of
Cornwall and Rothesay, Earl Of Chester,
Carrick and Dublin, Baron Of Renfrew and
Lord of the Isles, Great Steward Of Scot
land, Principal knight Companion Of the
Most Illustrious Order Of ST. Patrick,
Knight Of the Most Noble Order Of the
Garter, knight of the Most Ancient and
Most Noble Order Of the Thistle, Knight
Grand Cross Of the Most Honorable Order
Of the Bath, and knight Grand Commander
Of the Most Exalted Star Of India, MEM
Der of Her Majesty Most Honorable Privy
Council" etc, etc, etc.
Al the command of the Grand Master
the Marquis Of Clanricsrde and the Mar
quis Conyngham, az senior knights present,
descended from the stalls, and by them his
Royal Highness was grit with the sword,
the prelate reading the following admoni-
ton: Take this sword TO the increase of
your honor and in token and signs Of the
most illustrious order which YOU have re-
ceived, whercwith you being defended may
be bold, strongly 20 fight in defense of those
rites and ordinances to which you be en-
gagged, and 10 de Just and aeccssurg defense
Of those that Be oppressed and neeay.
His Royal HIghness was then ROBBED with
the mantle the prescribed admonition
being read by the prelate as follows; Re
ce;ve this robe and livery Of this most H.
lustrious order, in augmentation of thine
honor, and wear IL with firm aud steady
resolution that by your character, conduct
and demeanor you may approve yourself a
true servant OF Almighty God and a worthy
brother and knight companion Of the most
illustrious order.
The Prince Of Wales having advanced
10 the stall Of the Grand Master, his Ex
oellency Invested him With Che collar of
the Order, saying Sir, the Loving company
Of the Order of st. Patrick hath received
you their brother, lover and fellow, aud in
token and knowledge Of this they give Won
and present You this badge, the which God
will that YOU receive and wear from hence
forth 10 His praise aud pleasure, aud 10
the exaltstion and honor Of The said Illus
iricus Order and yourself
The mantle prepared cor his ROYAL High
ness is n beautiful piece Of work The
material is the very richest sky blue tahi-
net. The robe is lined with white tabinet.
and has the appropriate hood with blue
and white ribbon streamers from the shonl-
ders. The cord aud tRssels, OF rich bullion
Of blue and gold, were supplied 10 the robe
makers by the Order and che star worn on
the lefl shoulder was manufactured. Il is
Of considerable size, and is saFmonnted BY
roseties and Htresmers OF white satin.
Every portion Of the Princes robes is Of
Irish manufacture.
The delivery Of the Princes banner 20
the Registrar add performance Of an an
them by the choir brought the ceremonial /
to a close
The installation banquet is being held !
tonight in Dublin Castle.