Evening star., 1902-08-09
CORONATION PROCESSION.
Gorgeous Display Of Notables in
Westminster Abbey.

Gorgeous Display Of Notables in
Westminster Abbey.
LONDON, August 9.-The following was
the order of the coronation procession in
Westminster Abbey:
Chaplains in ordinary, subdean Of the
chapels royal, Rev. Canon Hervey, the
dean of Windsor, the prebendaries of West
minister, dean of Westminster pursuivants
officers Of the orders of knighthood, her
aids, controller of the household the stand
ard of Ireland borne by the Right Hon
O'Conor Don, treasurer of the household
the standard of Scotland borne by Henry
Scrymgeour Wedderburn, esq, hereditary
standard bearer of Scotland, the standard
of England borne by F. s. Dymoke esq.,
the union standard borne by the Duke of
Wellington, his coronet carried by page;
the vice chamberlain of the household
the keeper of the crown Jewels, bearing on
a cushion the two ruby rings and the
sword for the offering; the four knights of
the Order Of the Garter appointed to hold
the canopy for the kings amounting, their
corohets carried by pages; the lord cham
berlain of the househild, his coronet car
ried by a page; the lord privy seal, his
coronet carried by page; the lord steward
of the household, his coronet carried by a
page; the lord president Of the council, his
coronet carried by page; the lord chan
cellor of Ireland, attended by his purse
bearer, his coronet carried by a page; the
| lord archbishop of York, attended by a
gentleman the lord high chancellor at
tended by his purse bearer, his coronet
carried by a page; the lord archbishop of
Canterbury, attended by two gentlemen;
the queens regalia, the ivy rod with the
dove, borne by the Earl of Bosford his
coronet carried by page; the lord cham
berlain of her majestys household his
coronet carried by page; the scepter with
the cross, borne by Lord Harris. his coro-
net carried by page; two sergeants-at-
arms, her majesty's crown borne by the
Duke of Roxburghe, his coronet carried
by page; two sergeant-at-arms.
The Queen.
The queen, in her royal robes, her mai
esty's train, borne by the Duchess of Buc-
cleuch, mistress of the robes. The bishop
| Of Oxford assisted by the bishop Of Nor
wich. Hon. Robert Palmer, Lord Claud
Nigel Hamilton, Hon. Edward Lascelles,
Marquis of Stafford, Earl Of Macclesfed
Hon. Arthur Anson and two pages of
honor. H. F. Festinge esq.,, and ]. N
Bigge, esq. Ten gentlemen alarms es-
corted the foregoing. The coronet of the
mistress of the robes carried by page
Ladies of the bed chamber-in- waiting viz:
Countess of Gosford, Lady Suffield, Count
ess of Antrim, Countess of Lytton. Maids
Of honor. viz: Hon. Sylvia Edwards, Hon.
Hiolet, Vivian, Hon. Mary Dyke. Hon.
ber viz: Lady Emily Kingscote. Lady
Alice Stanley. Hon. Mrs. Charles Hard
inge, Hon. Charlotte Knollys.
The Kings Regalia.
ST. Edwards staff, borne by the Earl
Darlington; his coronet carried by a page.
The scepter with the cross, borne by the
Duke of Argyll, hereditary master of his
majesty's household in Scotland; his coro-
net carried by a page. A golden spur
borne by the Earl of Loudoun; his coronet
carried by page. golden spur, borne
by Lord Grey de Ruthyn: his coronet car
ried by page. The third sword, borne by
the Viscount Wolseley; his coronet car
ried by a page. Curtana, borne by the
Duke of Grafton; his coronet carried by
page. The second sword, borne by the
Earl Roberts; his coronet carried by
page. Norroy king of arms in his tabard
and collar and crown in his hand. Ulster
king of arms in his tabard and
collar, carrying his crown and scep
ter. Lyon king of arms in his
tabard and collar carrying his crown
and scepter. Clarenceux king of arms in
hand The lord mayor Of London in his
robe collar and jewel bearing the city
mace. Deputy garter king OF arms in his
tabard and collar carrying his crown and
rod The lord great chamberlain of Eng
land his coronet carried by page. The
high constable Of Ireland the Duke of
Abercorn, his coronet carried by page:
of Erroll his coronet carried by a page.
The lord high steward OF Ireland the
E, i of Shrewsbury, with his white staff,
his coronet carried by a page. The lord
high steward of Scotland, the Earl of
Crawford, as deputy to his royal highness
the Duke of Rothesay 0he Prince OF
Wales), his coronet carried by page
Sword of State.
The earl marshal of England, the Duke
of Norfolk with his baton attended by two
pages. The sword Of state borne by the
Marquis Of Londonderry. his coronet car
ried by a page. The lord high constable of
England, the Duke of Fife, with his staff
attended by two pages. The scepter with
the dove borne by the Earl of Lucan. his
coronet carried by page. st. Edwards
crown borne by the Duke of Marlborough,
lord high steward. attended by two pages
The orb borne by the Duke Of Somerset
his coronet carried by page. The patina
borne by the bishop Of Ely. The Bible
borne by the bishop Of London. The chalice
borne by the bishop Of Winchester. Major
General Sir Alfred Gaselee, Admiral Sir
Edward Hobart Seymour, General Lord
Kitchener. Earl WaldegraFe' captain OF
the yeomen Of, the guard. his eoronet car
ried by a page. Lord Belper, captain of
honorable corps of gentlemen at arms. his
coronet carried by page.
The lords in waiting. Sir Francis Knollys,
private secretary to the king General
the Right Hon. Sir D. NJ. Probyn. keeper of
his majesty's privy purse.
Major General Sir Arthur Ellis controller
lord chamberlain's department. Colonel r.
Ellison, ensign Of the yeoman Of the guard.
Colonel r. Henell. D. g. o., lieutenant of
the yeoman Of the guard. Captain Houston
French, Colonel F. B. de Sales La Terriere.
exons Of the yeoman of the guard. Major
e. H. Elliot. clerk Of the cheque to the
yeoman of the guard. Major Hon. F. Col
borne, Lieutenant Colonel c. I. Patterson,
exons Of the yeoman Of the guard.
Twenty yeomen Of the guard.