The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-27

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h' .a Wr hHsefch thpr nud sBurtltt thy
servant EDWARD and Hs thou dHst
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lI. heal. so oufich bite fntl heart with
lNInp abundant efupu ana crown him
with al pfiuccly Virtues. through the
King Eternal Jesus Christ uur Lord
Amen.
From the Bcncdictiun-t The Lord
bless ana keep King Edward and az he
beth made him King over his people 30
may ne prosper him IN this world and
make him artake Of his eternal fcllci-
~ in the world to come Amen.
H. The Lord give King Edward a
fruitful country and hcalthful seasons.
quiet Empire, "A feithful Senate, wise
ana upright Counsellors and Magis-
tratos; a loyal Nobility. and a dutiful
Gentry; "a pious and learned and useful
clergy; an honest. industrious and
obedient commonalty. Amen
III And the same Lord God AL
mighty grant, that the Clergy and No
blDs assembled this day i'm Westmin-
stor FOR this great and solemn seivlce.
and together with them all the people
OF the Kings Dominions, fearing God
ana honuurinE the King, may bv the
morcitul Superintcndcncy Of the Divine
Providence, and the Ngilant care OF
their gracious sovereign, continually
enjoy peace, plenty, and prosperity
through Jesus Christ our Iorl, to
whom with the Eternal Father. and
God the Holy Ghost be glory in the
church, world without end. Amen.
From the Coronation of the Queen
Almighty God. the fountain OF all good
ness. give ear we beseech Thee, to our
prayers, ana multiply Thy blessings
upon thy servant Alexandra, who in
thy name, with all humble devotion
this day is consecrated queen; defend
her cyermure from dangers, ghost y
and bodily; make her great example
of Virtue and Piety and a blessing TO
her Kingdom; through Jesus Christ our
Lord, who liVcth and rcigneth with
thee. q Father, in the unity of the
Holy Spirit world without end. Amen.
Let us pray for the whole state of
Christs Church militant.
Almighty and everything God, who by
thy holy apostle hast taught us to
make prayers, and supplications, and
to give thanks, for all men, we humby
bcseech thee most mercifully to receive
these our prayers. which we offeI unto
thy Divine Majesty, beseeching thee to
inspire continually the universal
Church with the spirit of truth, unity, |
and concord: And grant. that all those
who do confess thy holy Name may |
agree in the truth of thy holy Word. |
beseech thee also to SO direct and dis /
pose the hearts of all Christian Rulers !
that they may truly and impartially ,
justice. to the punishment of
wickedness and vice, and to the main
tenance of thy true religion. and vir-
tue. Give grace, heavenly Father,
to all Bishops and other Ministers, |
that they may both by their life and ,
doctrine set forth thy true and lively |
Word, and rightly and duly administer !
thy holy Secramonts: And to all thy !
people 6iNe thy heavenly grace; end |
to this congregation here I
th"t, with meek heart and due
reverence, they may hear and receive .
thy holy Word: truly serving thee In .
holiness and righteo usness all the days .
OF their lie. And we most humbly be-
seech thee Of thy goodness, O Lord, to
comfort and succour all them, who In .
this transitory life are in trouble. sor-
row, need, sickness OF any other ad- |
versity, And we also bles, thy holy
Name for all thy servants departed |
this life i'm thy faith and fear; beseech-
log thee to give us grace so to follow
their good examples that with them we
may be partakers Of thy heavenly king
dom: Grant this, O Father, for Jesus
rlIrists sake, our only Mediator ana
Advocate. Amen.
THE BRITISH NATIONAL ANTHEM
The first verse of the British Nation
al Anthem was sung by the sopranos
Of the choir, the second by the altos.
Ind the last verse by the choir and ,
God save our gracious King.
Long live our Lord the King,
God save the King.
Send him Victorious,
Happy and glorious.
Long to reign over us,
God save the King!
- Lord our God arise,
Scatter his enemies,
Make wars to cease
Keep us from plague and dearth,
Turn thou our woes to mirth,
And over all the earth
Let there be peace
Thy choicest gifts in store
ON him be pleased to pour;
Long may he reign!
May he defend our laws,
And ever give us cause
To sing with heart and voice,
God save the King.
Then followed the special prayer, as
follows:
a Thanksgiving for the restoration
Of peace i'm South Africa.
O Almighty God, the Sovereign Com
mander of all the world, in whose hand
is power and might, which none Is able