The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-01-30
EDWARD KING.


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LONDON. january gI-I0udOu today
was given Cd glimpse of mediavel times
The quaint ceremonies with which I(inn
Edward VII was prorlairned at yarioue
pofnts of the metrppoIs exactly fol-
lowed ancient precedeuts The officials
uurposely arranged tine function am
hour ahead of the published announce
ment and the inhabitants when they
a,yoI,p wore aIirrrfsad fo find +ba epfir.
way between ST. James Palace and the
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regiments had bean br1uubt f,prl
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midnight. Am the officers had creme ON
tbai arms and the drums and brass
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posing suectgelr. but they were entirely
rcliUs-d bv the strange spectarIe pre-
/ sented bv the officials off the College of
Arrn.
The ceremony began at ST James
/ Palace where TT @ otoI,rl- Edward VIZ
was proclaimed King of The limited
/ KINGDOM, of Craar sritain and Ireland
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| concourse of neonIe from the com
| mencement to the close. The procla-
nation was greeted by a fanfare of
! trumpets.
The officials then marched in process
sion from the balcony through the nal
ace to the Ambassadors court where
a number of royal carriages had been
nlaced nv the direction Of tha King at
the DISMISSAL of the Earl Marshal These
took the officials who read the nrocla-
nation TO the citv. escorted bv a de-
tachment of Horse Guards forming a
picturesque and gorgeous processio1
| The contingent from the College of
Arms was composed of three kings at
arms, four heralds and eight pursui-
wants. The costumes of the two latter
was gorgeous beyond compare. They
wore tabards q garment resembling the
costume of Kings as depicted on play
ing cards. These tabards were beau
tifuly and heavily embroidered with
silk lions, the royal coat of arms and
flowers in bewildering confusion. There
was the rouge dragon. the blue man
tie and the maltravers, with all the
armorial bearings of that quaint old
body, the College of Armes, in full and
solemn array.
A blaze of trumpets announced the
progress of the calvacade as 1t proceed
ed through Trafalgar square and the
Strand.
The chief interest of the morning CEN
tered in the entrance of the heralds'
procession into the city at Temple Bar.
There grew minarets of the law courts
and the tail spires of the Strand
churches loomed. phantom-like out of
the fog, while a long double line of ov-