The sun., 1891-07-11

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while flowers without number were showsrsd
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he HsSs va sss s%ssIss e.
the sRSwelD ssss. he qse Ss
the orderly aspect OF affairs which had been
3, as rdm sent s es as be-
where, where ola Temps Bss; WHICH ms!isi S SsSs
resonant crash from the. musical bells Of old
Ing bars OF the British snthsm, followed later
RAJ ,hS snEnps ., anthem thIs ehe
don City since since the middle ages. a,p'''' '"'' 1'A
there we're many accidents @ and many isintins
added much to the W excl emsnt Of the day. ~
just be,ore tho procession reached LudFate
snsnss rnssns from Ssrnas into
81 81 Ianrs Ghuroeyard: scattering the CROWDS ps
q soldiers and policemen guarding the route.
ooenped the s Rsiaoas Trss, S' @
their passage and presence did not In any way
intSrfere with the procession.
horses attached to q carriage containing Mr..
h STr rns Who Is s.o ~
ssansneSS 9I The driver having ts,n.sd The
AWAY at a trot and broke into a eelIop when
the shouting q ,hs crowd had d ,eIrorlzed y, them
body .piuckily mastered the horses. and Mrs.
Harris - . faint,nv Sonditop. was liitel 9ps 9St
Nitrate kinG." where I e resto, o. atives were @ ad.
ministered to her and sue soon recovered;
Ths and s rssSh:SS sS ehss1s
and continual psals OF bells from all the neigh
boring .stesrlos. Here the taste OF The ciytc
Gothic face OF he old nuildins By . ,nstruetinE
In front OF Il a Ia, GO wooden nnteroom. This
tapsstried with scarlet hancinss. and adorned
a vulgar effect. This was not relieved hy tho
compared with the rich art splendor Of the hall
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9 Sss SSsss! HiFSnsssss 's'f hsTsish: f aud will
The Lord Mayor. Sir Joseph ,sayory, and the
about noon, and held reception, there while
% Fa 70 the City fhs reeeptSn lasted nssriy
an hour and was held In the library; It was
tin %ssor @
German Emperor were greeted by tho munich
Upon earning by the cheering that the head
Of the procession was approaching, the Lord
Mayor amt ali the other municipal officials:
he eee. e~s to % ,he sntranss .; shs sas.
room and prepared to recsivs the visitors.
THE SPEECHES AND THE BANQUET.
Tho Prince OF Wales was the first Of the royal
much
few minutes la or the Emperor and Empress
o Germany. amid much courtly oowing. we're
sssrsa sssis efr,Sai eToc.sson was formed WITH ~
most important personaCos leading. and the
a Court Of the Common Council was held with
full state ceremonies. Tue Recorder. Sir
Thomas Chambers. then read this address to
"? We. vi" the Lord Mayor. Aldermen. and Com
Of the Elk Of LcndSn to
cere welcome on the auspicious occasion OF
e%r o city Te n this couo.r,
happy aueury Of The Arm and lasting e9ntInu.
which have SO long intimately snbsisted be-
tween the two nations TO the inestimable ad-
q the 1Ss sd o
We earnestly pray that this happy unanim-
iySp EMPRESS, m and assure her how heartily We ap-
p!eSSs'p We prny s that Your Imperial Majesty may
be long spared to reign ever your loyal united.
and ,Es rrospef9IasE s tI,a EPe0ee 2e 0pTors ren,v.
MY y" LORD: S @ Please receive my heartfelt
thanks for the warm welcome extended to us
tropoiis. m beg your Lordship to Kindly trans
init tho exp es.on "f my feelings to those In
iet hose at home home in this lovely eountry being he
grandson OF your queen whose name viii ever
ss aay ii ha se Ss o
sSss pess'ns nna Spoa E"ssnd MSreoser: the same
i Of my ewver-iamented w father. I shall always, as
faiendshp faF III Existing b.tween these our TWO no
tions. which rs your Lordship mas , msntloaeu.
naHe 6f beeS ep and oSGn Of nssee sie ''o' '
ieel encoHraeei in my task when I see
that wise capable men SUCH as are gathered
My aim is. nbove all. the maintenance OF
Necessary to a healthy DEVELOPMENT OF science
art. and trade. Only so long as reare reigns
Spon Sts me the s' great the solution o which
in fairness and equity: consider the most
prominent duty OF our time
to iantly increase the good relations exist
ing ssS alWsys Be ound @ % ready to Unite with
you and with them in the COMMON labor for
Ess 81
The address OF tho municipality, Of tho city
of London was presented 10 tho Emperor In q
splendid gold casket, richly enamelled and
ornumsnted with precious stones, stones: The HE. de-
tive Of the relations existinR between England
and Germany. on the GO cover OF the c,skst O. are
and In their centre is the crest OF the city OF
london; with central figure reprsssntinG s the
German eagles. Under the centre canopy
in tne, Dody Of the esasket are ihe
ilenres ornament the sides OF this casket
and show out prett ~ against the blue enamel.
open arches, one, on each side, and at each
corner Of the casket nrs grifns holding the
q, iIiins are fine dinmo onds and the cross In tho
Imperial arms is also compo,& ed et o. dfamaands: a.s:
eift is OF is- carat gold: It is fine piece OF the
goldsmiths and jewellers art, ,.,d.d o..
casket containing the address to the Emperor.
bowing dseply as he did 10.
a number OF presentations then took place.
the most distIn cuished city officials and 9th