The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-16
THE KING
AND QUEEN
of ENGLAND
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thusiasm. Lord Kitchener, Admiral
Seymour and General Gazelee, as they
much attention.
Cat this point service stopped owing
to the departure of the S. S. Coptic.)
THE PRESS BULLETINS.
1.-THE following bulletins recording the
progress of the coronation ceremonies
were posted in San Francisco UP to the
hour of the departure of the S. S. Cop
tic to Honolulu
LONDON, August 9.-The following
changes were made in the program OF
the street procession:
In the first carriage Princess Alice of
Albany, took the place of the Grand
Duchess of Mecklenburg-Stralitz
In the fifth carriage Princess Victoria
Patricia replaced Princess Christian of
Schlessg-Holstein.
In the sixth carriage rode, instead of
Princess Victoria Patricia the Duke of
Sparta
Crown Prince Charles of Denmark, oc-
cupied the place in the seventh carriage
which the Duke of Sparta was TO have
taken.
Lady Alexandra Duff rode in the eighth
carriage in the place of Crown Prince
Charles of Denmark.
In the Kings procession. in the first
carriage after the Kings bargemaster
and twelve wafermen. Hon. A. " Spen-
Ger and H. +. Testing. pages of honor,
replaced Sir Acland Hood and Sidney
Robert Grevilie.
In the second carriage Hon. Victor
Christian Cavendish, treasurer of His
Majesty's Household was replaced by
Sidney Robert Greville.
Field Marshal Lord Wolseiey's place in
the third carriage was taken by Lord
Chelmsford.
These carriages were followed by four
native Indian officers. acting es aides TO
the commander-in-chief, Lord Roberts.
LONDON. August 9.,-Although the
doors of Westminster ABBEY were open
ed at O'Clock this morning, few parti-
cipants in the ceremonies attendant upon
the coronation of King Edward arrived
until considerably after that hour.
BY o'clock most of the best positions
along the route of the procession were
occupied and the streets were packed
with carriages, state coaches, troops and
bands
The seats in the Abbey were filling up
slowly at o'clock. The early corners
spent their time in scrutfnizing their sur
roundings and neighbors through opera
glasses with which nearly all pres
emit were provided Peeresses sat chat
ting, holding fast their coronets, which
even thus early appeared to have become
somewhat OF nuisance
LONDON. August 9.-The Lord Mayor,
Sir Frederick Dimsdale, and the Lord
Mayoress, in state procession, arrived at
Westminster Abbey at twenty minutes
past 8.
LONDON, August 9.-The regalia was
reconsecrated in the Abbey at 10 o'clock.
the choir singing 20, God Our Help Ia
Ages Past"
riers were closed at 10 o'clock. Prime
Minister BaIfour and Lord Rosebery
were caught outside. They were Obliged
to alight from their carriages and walk
to the Abbey. At 10 O'Clock the King
nurses drove up to the Abbey In a royal
carriage as guests of His Majesty They
received an ovation by the crowd
The children of the Prince and Princess
of Wales reached the Abbey at twenty
minutes past 10 and Were wildly cheered
LONDON. August s9-The Prince and
Princess of Wales, escorted by the life
guards. left ST. James Palace at 1910.
LONDON, August s. HIPS a. m.-The
royal Princes. Gorgeousiy dressed, enter
ed the royal box of the Abbey at 1;l0
a m.
LONDON, August 9. 1859 a m.-The
Kings procession left the Palace at 1851
a. M. amidst salvos of cheers
LONDON August 9, IL a. m-The heao
of the procession reached the Abbey 1880
a. M The bells were pealed and the
bands played God Save the King
LONDON. August 9. HOS a m-The
Prince and Princess of Wales arrived at
the Abbey at 11:0i a. M
LONDON, August 9. 11:13 a. m.-The
King and Queen who brought up almost
the rear OF the procession. left the Palace
gates at IL a. M. amidst wild cheers
which Their Majesties acknowledged by
repeatedly bowling
LONDON, 11:31 a m--The Prince or
Wales took his place in Abbey, in a chair
directly in front of the Peers, at li:lo
n. m.
The children of the Prince and Princess
of wales in white sailor suits who were
the first occupants of the royal box I'M
mediately after they were seated. buried
their heads in the huge red programs.
LONDON, August 9. LAO a mas the
Kings procession emerged on the Horse
Guards parade the enthusiasm OF the
crowd almost caused catastrophe The
people burst through the Gordon OF troops
and threatened to overwhelm the pro
eession Fortunately they were forced
back and order was restored.
LONDON. August g. 11:45 a. m-When
the Prince of Wales was seated he placed
his coronet at his feet. His robes were
almost identical with those of the peers
The Princess was the cynosure OF All tne
women in the Abbey.
LONDON August 9. 11:51 a. Mine
King and Queen entered the west door OF
the Abbey at 1884 a. M. the choir sing
ing ct Was Glad When Thy SAID Unto
LONDON. August O. 1910 p. m.-The
recognition in the Abbey has been COM
pleted.
King was crowned at 1:S9 p. M
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