The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-06-22
THE QUEEN
IN LONDON !


tiemen iu attendance uu.eu IN the gar
den vesubulo; the yeomen of the guard
on duty in the grand hall and vest-
bule.
After dinner the queen proceeded
from the grand salon to the ballroom
to receive her guests the ENJOYS and
their suites, the Indian princes, the
oficcrs Of the imperial forces and Of
the native Indian escorts and the OIL
GERS Of the queens German regiment
The colonial premiers, with thei
wives, were presented to her majesty
ley Mr.. Chamberlain secretary OF
state for the colonies, and the suites OF
royal and other guests were presented
severally by their chiefs. The great
officers of state attended in full court
dress. Mesdames Whitelaw Reid, Mel
son A. Miles and Ogden Mills were
presented by the queens special COM
mand
In the house of commons yesterday
an address of Generalization to the
queen was opposed by Irish members,
Mr.. Dillon, chairman of the Irish par
liamentary party, being especially
vehement. When an amendment by
Mr.. Redmond the Parnellite leader,
house, but they returned for the main
question and on the speaker saying
'"lhe ayes have it," the anti -Parnell-
ties shouted loudly: "The nays have
it," wheUeupon a vote had to be taken.
Mr. Balfour then moved that the adj
dress be presented to the queen by the
whole house, to which John J. Clancy,
Parnellite, said that after what had
IL o H..
absolute untruth A vote was then
taken, and it resulted in the adoption
Of Mr.. Balfour's motion by All ayes
to 81 nays,
a large number of jubilee honors
have been conferred by her majesty
Sir John Blundell Maple is made
baronet, and the same honor is con-
terred upon Sir William MacCormack,
NJ. d., president of the Royal College
of Surgeons James Pender, son Of the
late John Pender and NJ p for the
middle division of Northamptonshire
and Samuel Wilks, NJ. D., president of
the Royal College of Physicians, and
physician extraordinary to her ma
jesty.
Wyke Bayliss, president of the Royal
Society Of British Artists, and Profess
sor William Crookes, vice president Of
the Royal Society, are made knights.
and Sir Francis Henry Jeune, presi-
dent of the probate divorce and ad-
miralty division of the high court of
justice, is made a K. c. b.
The Duke of Connaught was appoint
ed colonel of the Sixth Dragons On-
nislillins), and Prince Edward Of sake
Weimer has been made a field mar
shall The Duke Of Coburg has been
appointed admiral of the fleet.
The order of the Grand Cross of St
Michael and st. George has been con-
ferred upon Wilfred Laurier, Sir Rich
ard Cartwright and Sir oliver Mowat.
The order of knight commander of St.
Michael and St. George has been CON
ferred upon Lieutenant Governor G.. A.
kirkpatrick, of Ontario, Hon, c. Da-
vies and Sanford Fleming. Deputy
Minister J. NJ. Courtney, Auditor Cen
eral ]. L. McDougall and Deputy Post
master White have been made COM
panions Of the order of st. Michael and
st. George.
All the colonial premiers, William r.
Lecly, the historian and Sir Herbert
Maxwell, the author, have been made
privy councillors The Prince of Wales
is maze grand master and principal
knight OF the Grand Cross of the East;
an earldom is conferred upon Baron
Egerron of Tatton, and peerages are
conferred upon the Earl of Glasgow,
Niscount DoWne' Justice Lopes, the
Right Honorable Ion Trant Hamilton
ana SIR John Burns
The mayors of Leeds and Sheffield
are made lord mayors, and the lord
mayor Oh London George Faudel Phil
ups Is mace paroheti bancroft the
actor Is EHlshleu' ana lhe chleI JUS
Ices OF MaHlIopa' NoIIieaI ana On
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anu 'lusStlly' are hilIsIleu'
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name and on behalf of the people of the