Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-21
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LORDS AND COMMONS AT PRAYER
At Westminster the national piean
OF praise iouu0 tfficial EXPRESSION 81
the abbey and s.. Marearet's. At the
former Dean Bradley OBLIGATED hefor,
an immense congregation which In.
cluded more than hnii the DO ise o
Lords and majority NJ the COLO Mai
premiere. Most OF the Peers wore their
rich robes and headed by the lord
chancellor walked In procession from
the House of Lords to the Poei's corner
entrance to the abbey. There was bt-
sides a large contingent OF foreign
Titled people anu some OF tue riking.
y dressed Indian inagnates. The sell
mon was by the venerable dean. The
music was Exceptionally fne and the
setvice--.ae every where else-wne the
same ss vt Frogmore.
The Commons assembled in the
houss ABOUT half past tea. AT II quar-.
ter 10 eleven the speaker, MIR. Wiliidm
q urt Gully appeared In his robes oi
office. THe observation-disclosures taking
up the "baubl." OF Cromwell headed
the procession which WAS then formed.
After him came the speaker with his
bearers anu Shaplsin, the II v.
Canon Wilberforce, ID. ID. Then fol.
lowed the miDisters OF the crown and
several ex-miDisters, succeeded by al
indiscTiminate grouping OF memterB
Of all parties excepting the Irish, who
decided not to take part in the jubilee
celebrate n. The process was closed
by the principal clerks OF the house.
In leaving Westminster hall, the
Hue OF maron to the tower door OF ST.
Msrgsre's wac kept by the 0ueen's
Own Westm, nsler II flss upuer Col.
Sir Howard Vincent. Tue officiating
priest was the Rev. Canon Eyton, the
rector, AMI the sermon was preached
by the dean OF Canterbury, DR.. FarrsT,
whose elt quent words VIII duly appear
IN the journals of the house, OF W which
1t IL a custom to make them q part.
In the afternoon and evening there
were special Accession Day services
ct the Abbey-ihe lord mayor attsnd-
Ing IN state at the evening service
and at 81, Paui's. A notable musical
,ervice was held in st.Georg,'s chapel,
Windsor, at which the queen was
present. Menuelssohn's hymn o.
Praise was msgni ficently rendered by
Madame A ibani, Mr.. Edward Lioy1
and the choir OF 81. Geo ige's assisted
by the Windsor anu Il o. choral anu
MsurigaI societies. Tue organ anu
ner majesty s private band were under
the uitec ion OF Sir Walter Parratt.
RoMAN CATHOLIC SERVICES.
High mass nj the Pro-CathedraI,
Kensington, was made tue occasion
VI thanksgiving for the queen's jubi.
lee on the part VI her Romsn Catholic
subjects, u special lie Deum being
sung. Cardinal Vaughan, with
large number OF distinguished preiates
WAS In tue processien which from the
eacriely proceeded through the street to
the main door thence u the choir and
sitar,--a procession distinguished by
the spendor of veatment that the
Roman Catholic church chooses for
her great oceseioHs. In his sermon
tue Cardinal Archbishop dwelt upon
the glory OF the Queens reign where.
with Catholics, lie said, could 81
gladly ally themselves as under her
majesty they had enjoyed freedom oil
conscience. The Duke OF Eoriolk, the
Marquis OF Ripon, the Marquis OF Butte
and many other Catholic noblemen
were present.
Throughout the kingdom, through.
out the empire, in evory cathedral,
church or chapel OF the established
church similar services were held To-
day. Special services were also con.
Quoted ior all garrisons aud Tor the
Ulcers ami crews commissioned for
the naval review at SpitheHd.