Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

end, the earl marshal and his attend =
ants proceeded to the ambassador 3
court whence they drove to Charing
Cross and thence to the city Of Lon
don to read the proclamation to the
people nt the designated points. The
route to the city proper was lined
with seven thosand troops while at
the places at which the procession
stopped and repeated the ceremony
troops and horse guards were station
ed Tho royal carriages OF. the Duke
of Norfolk. Sir Alfred Scott Scott
Gatty and the officers of arms, follow
ed by General French with the head e
drove briskly from st. James palace
to CharinR Cross.
PATIENT THOUSANDS WAITED.
Thousands upon thousands who had
waited since early morning. silently
watched the stately progress OF the
hcraldic procession. At CharinR Cross
there was such crush that the police
and troops had gerat difficulty in keep
ing a space clear for the heralds. The
roval ann ouncers again blew IAN
fare and Sir Alfred once more read tho
proclamation. Again INV Pc'P'o gu" r
the national anthem, their Volces oc-
ing accompanied by the music OF mill
tary bands
Along the strand the procession
continued through lines Of troops and
crowds of people to Temple Bar, at
tho boundary Of the city. where the
lord mayor. the sherifys, aldermen and
officers Of the city Of London. all In
oiH,e'S .mno au,a,,od tho com.
.ne'' -, ,,.r.,,a,
ing VI '''' ,,a ,,.a, oc ,orgor dura-
'le a,a,o,.,,o tho citv of
.'o'' '. ,a ,a, rot,,r,r, tie ancien,
l''',,''' " -,,,r ,h. .r,,orc. -, TN.
y. ~ 80. -, rloco ~ tho barred gates
ms ., raa s,lter roma nlaced
VI n.roa. halted tho nrocession.
80, ,.o,dstil tho trumpeters
80 ,o,,d hlos,. apnounciny
a..a.oooh oe tho officers OF arms.
,,, H., ,,,~sbal riding forward chal-
-, 49,, a,,,,cb Of IN. procession with
,ha r,. "trolt, Who goes there
Tive off,cer Of arms who demands en-
,rorco n tho citv to proclaim his royal
M, ,estv.s accession" came the reply
from tho pursuiyant Rouge dragon step
aI tho boundary and handed the
chief magistrate the prtvy councils or
der that the proclamation be Inade.
ro,D ,>vnp r.Erc pAu.r
,,,1 u.,a.., a,,, rod ,ho nro,,,,r,,,,o,,
and declared that "our high and mighty
lawful and righteous liege lord George
V" following these words with the cry
God Save the King" The words were
caught up BY the crowd and swelled &c
Il mighty chorus that filled the Strand
and Fleet street.
The ceremony was repeated at Chan.
Gerry lane
Thence the lord mayor with His Males
tvs heralds moved drought streets lined
with double fles of troops
When the hcralds had taken their sta
ton on the steps Of the royal exchang,
and silence had been finally secured. tn,
proclamation was read to the nultitud,
from which rose thunderous cheers ant
cries OF God save the King" The band.
played the national anthem once more.
The heralds then proceeded to the Man
sion House where they were entertained
Client custom first officially proposed III,
health OF the new King. The troops wer,
then withdrawn but the masses were re-
luctant to leave.
r1rpor-cttot-.r TILE, urNcDON
N'ih''ar sce'eS 'housi nharNeu WIZ" 'eS'
vi n"'e p"sea'''.S' "e'e "i'"''se" III liz
o''ei p''''0'fa' '''''S '"'''e''o"' ''e
N,neooi''
me singing Oh the NATIONAL anthem
- ,sa.. 49,, "'s we
forthwith got down 20 work with de
termination to discountenance any beal
attacks Influential support was a, hanC
to Offset any adverse sentiment follow,r.:
King Edwards death and the tone wa.
steady from the start with a hardenin.
OF prices. This was notable with con
soils which started as higher and i'm
proved to 81 ga. Home rails gained from
IL to point. other British securities anc
Kaffiirs hardening I'm sympathy
Leading American securities were nh
I'D over a point over parity heln,nr m
general advance The steadtness of con
tinental bourses on SATURDAY. and tn
feeling that local political dteTererco
have been sunk for the time stimulate,
the effect on prices
May % has been definitely d.,er,nir.,
upon MS the date for m. f,,norol 80 w.,
Edward The body will be removed -,
the 18th from Buckingham u,lace ;,
Westminster hall. where +, viii ua !,
state for three dave ,b.roo ,.a,.,
on the evening OF the third dav 70 yvird
sor for .interment IN 81 C.coroo,s oha,,.
on the day following
po,v ON c,->, 1.n
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