El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-17

store the things that are gone to de-
cay. maintain the things that are re-
stored, punish and reform what is
amiss, and confirm what is in good or
der After this exhertation his mai
esty, rising, ungirds the sword. and
going to the altar, will offer it there,
after which he will return to St Ed
wards chair while the peer who had
first received the weapon offereth
the price of it and having thus re-
deemed it, will receive 1T from the
dean of Westminster and during the
rest of the solemnity carry 1t I'M
sheathed before the king"
Once more the king will stand. while
the dean of Westminster invests him
with the royal robe of lord great
chamberlain fastening the clasps. Sit
ting down. his majesty will receive
1.-The orb with the cross. and the arch
bishop will pronounce a blessing and
exhortation The dean of Westmin-
ster will afterwards receive the orb
and lay it upon the altar.
The Kings Ring.
The kings ring having been placed
on his majesty's fourth finger of the
fright hand by the archbishop. the
glove presented by the lord of Manour
of Worksop will be put on, and the
archbishop will deliver the scepter
with the cross into the kings right
hand. saying: Receive the royal scep-
ter, the ensign of kingly power and
justice" Then shall he deliver into
the kings left hand the scepter, with
the dove-'fhe rod of equity and
mercy
1t is at this point of the service the
actual ceremony of browning the king
is performed.
The king sitting down in king Ed
wards chair. the archbishop, assisted
with other bishops, shall come from
ssse altar; the dean Of Westminster
shall bring the crown, and the arch
bishop taking 1t from him, shall rev.
erently put it upon the kings head.
AT the sight whereof the people, with
loud and repeated shouts, shall cry,
God save the king" the peers and
the kings of arms shall put on their
coronets; and the trumpets shall.
sound, and, by a signal given the great
1guns of the tower shall be shot off.
This part Of the service will conclude
with the presentation of the Bible to.
the king, and a blessing from the
archbishop. The inthronization-the
king being lifted up into his throne
the homage will follow.
SaIuting the King.
The archbishop of Canterbury will
first kneel down before his majesty'ss
knees. and the rest of the bishops,
kneeling in their places. shall do their
homage together, the archbishop, at
the conclusion, kissing the kings left
cheek.
The prince of Wales. taking off his
<coronet. shall kneel down before his
majesty's knees, the rest of the princes
blood royal. being peers of the realm,
kneeling in their places. taking off
their coronets. and pronouncing the
words of homage after him.
When the homage is ended. the
drums shall beat, and the trumpets
sound, and al the people shout, crying
out:
God save king George"
Long live king George"
May the king live forever"
The queens coronation will follow.
Then will come the communion serv-
ice, and the ceremonies will be con-
cluded with the singing of the tie
iDeum." Their majesties then pass to
st. Edwards chapel. where the king
will don the robe of purple velvet, in
which crowned, and bearing the orb,
he will leave the abbey.