New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
THE DUKE or YORK.
\ FUTURE KING IL PARLIAMENT.
nm IT,. Landau Iulfv Nous


When shortly nftcr 1 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
there emerged from the entrance below IN" bar
The thin red line Of the pr9,Gn leading IN" pTSs
a peers w' not PROMISING FOR ih9 mP1ams O@s a
the Ministerial hench. and Lord Cr,,9 had m"as Il,
point Of being present. Other Hnissn In '1 Ihc
iIcrschcl droppcd H. presently followed by Lord Kim
Ind the bench TO themselves. The scarcity OF atewi
ano In tins part Of the Io1'S ANA % he 'I raSns Su Of
the summons OF the peer ana his patent 81
pcc1asc he and his escort stood Mt that side OF
the occupant, Of the bench that TANKS 1t.
Tn, procession. IN which the latest conner 10 the
Woman S sr Oh pS af PSa B %hf linn S'
the Lord Great Chamberlain and Garter Kingat- Arms;
Win the Royal Arms. Ing trhoe , 81 mnfs I'LL
next IN the scaiir robe sas'd Win n erIihe Yoy
and his other sponsor the Duke Of Connal ght alNo
wore the robe, OF peer of Parliament black k1d
RorrGi chancellor ,aI Win pretty air Of nothing
particular going When. prompted by the Prince
ment on which was cneossed IDS patent Of peerasc.
the Lord Chancellor. not disposed lrreui'vabg 10
slgnalled the eNding clerk take It In hand. This
the procession, reforming walked PACK TO tns
Garter King alarms standing In q row Mt the 1907
Of the table whilst the three ROYAL Princes stood at
the side The reading clerk snloped AT u tremendous
pace through the phrascoogy Of the documents OF
which he had taken chnrer. The only reGosniLap p
Duke Of York" and his heirs male aforesaid Thc
The fron, and administered the oath; after which
the new peer signed the roll OF Parliament the Prince
OF Nnles standing close at hand. rondy 10 meet any
emergency I'm the ~ necessary prompting
once more the procession was reformed In the
sonc order ms before. This time Black Rod went
around by the benches between The bnr ana the
table A. each Official peer passed the Woosack no
bent his head in mute salute. sun keeping ny VIVA. nav
seemed "a ratng pace Black Rod started OF for the
steps Of Throne. the procession following III clos"
o,cr. The Kilt chair that serves Tor IN" Ihrpnr WIS
uncovered As Il Is only when the Queen Is expected
ON tho rn side of stood thrc lesser chairs. In th1
centre one he Duke II York seated himself and put IN
his hat The Lord Chancellor. turning around on the
Woolsack 81 ~ to present side view 10 the new peer
the Duke lifted hi, three-cornerd hfta salute ne
kn,rylrigcd by the Lord Chancellor who did the same
with his Thrice the Duke lifted his hat and replaced
II on his head distinct Utter ripping through tho
crowded galleries when II observed that the rapid
lty his action left the Ioid Chancellor n!l suut"
behind. when lccway Ind been made mp. the Duke
returned to the W0Olsnck. ana formally presented
10 the Lord Chancellor by the Prime" ~ Wales. All
being now I'm ORDER the Lord Chancellor extended his
hand 10 the Prince with efusveneSS that c0ntrast'd
pleasantly with tho studied coclnesS ~ his reception
before the peers credentials had been presented
ana examined This completed the cer'mony and the
lnteSt Duke Of York. having marched In through one
door OF the House Of Lords marched out ~ The other
aud no mor through the sitting.