The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08

AOcAmAti0SA all With one vote crying
God ave King ooorge, Mnen She
ArohbishOp 0pon9 the service me nuns
alOns nav remain seated. lila chAlr
N the hiatogAoal coronation chair u Una
iah aoVprplgna. neneAth IL seat N placed
the sO-ualled aLlA Fail or 'Stone ~
llostlny.' After the sermon which u,
customary The Aruhbiahop will proQeed
AZ onoS ~ administer ths cath. Standing
before the King be will nAy;
'Slr. . your Majesty Wiling to take
TIE oasht'
The KlnR--IA am willing.
The ArShbiahop-Win you oolemnly
promise and swear % govern the people
81 thls United Kingdom q 0reat Britain,
Ireland and the dominiOns tharsto
bslontinE according ~ the statutes In
Parliament agreed on and the respective
lAwa and customs Of tho nAmel
The Klng-l eOlsmnly promise 90 70 DO,
The ArOhblshOP-Mul you. 70 your
power, cause hW and justice In mercy
10 be sHeUuted IN your dOminiOOsl
The King-l will.
The AruhbishOp--Wnl you 70 the ut
most Of your power maintain the law.
Of God. the true profession Of the Gospel
and the Protestant Reformed religion,
established by AW2 And will you main
tain and preserve inviolAbly the settle
ment VI the Church Of England and the
doctrine. worship. discipline and govern
msnt thereof a. by Law established IN
England? And will you preserve upon
the Bishops and clergy Of England and
the church therein committed 70 their
charge all such rights and privileges
~ by law do OF shall appertain 70 them
or any ~ themg
The King-All tbs I promise 70 -.
The King will then 90 10 the altar 70
make hs solemn oath:
Thu thinMs which have henebefore
promised will perform and keep. 90 help
me God
While a golden canopy IL held over the
head Of the King the Archbishop val
anOint his head with Oil. The King viii
resume his seat after the amounting
prayer, after which the Lord Great Cham
berlain will touch his Majesty's heels with
the golden apIrs, the Dean Of West
minister will assist his Majesty 81 don the
MAGNIFICENT supeFfunicsa Of cloth OF gold
and the sword u state will be brought
from the altar by the Archbishop. He
will place it In the Kings night hand
while he recites the words ordained by
tbs ritual. an sxhOrtation 20 do justice
and preserve order and Righteousness
AUa HN0Iu VIII " XII AIANA wv lAAAka ~
sOaptre and cross will be paced IN The
Hinge night hand and the soeptre with
the dove IN his left. while he will be ex-
horted % punish the wicked. protect and
cherish the just and lead HE people In
the way they should 60.
The supreme moment will have then
arrived. The Archbishop will take the
crown and approaching the King. who
will be seated, will say:
20 God, bless. We beseech Thee and
aanctify this. Thy servant, George. our
King, and a. Thou dost this day st
crown % gold upon his head. % enrich
his royal heart with Thine abundant
Eracs and crown him with all princely
virtues
This Arohbisohp will then Get the crown
upon the Hinge head. This will be .
signal for RcolAmations OF Long I've
King George
The Qussn will be crowned by the
Archbishop of York. She will approach
and bow toNthe King, and will then take
her place upon her own throne. Both the
King and the Queen will take part In =
communion service. The retirement
from the Abbey will he in the same order
a. the coming
London will be alive With meFriment
and enthusiasm all % the night Of oorO-
nation day There will he singing and
dancing on the streets There viii Be- UNI
dOubtsdly q magnificent electrical display
In tho decorations Of public and private
buildings, and the Nominations viii reach
even 20 the suburbs.