Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-21


that was occupied by KING Edward on
Il corresponding occasion. over him
four knights OF the Garter held a
rich canopy of cloth OF gold The
archbishop unoints the King with holy
OH, on the crown Of the head, on
the breast aud on the palms Of both
hands The King kneels and the
archbishop bosses him.
The presenting of the spurs and
sword follows the amounting. The dean
OF Nestministcr clothes the King with
the imperial robe, the lord great
chamberlain fastening the clasps. The
Kings ring is put upon the fourth
finger of his right hand by the arch
bishop who then delivers the sceptcr
with the cross into his majustys right
huud, saying, Receive the royal sccp-
ter, the ensign Of kingly power and
justice" The scepter with the dove
"the rod of equity and mercy is
placed by the archbishop in the Kings
left hand
Now comes the climax moment Of
the ceremonies. Standing before the
altar, the archbishop takes the crown
IN his hands and, laying IT back upon
the altar, says, this being quoted from
the official book mentioned: E.
20 God, the crown of the faithful,
bless, we beseech thee, and sanctify
/ this, thy servant, George our King,
and as thou dost this day set n crown
of pure gold upon his head lhere
the King must be put in mind to bow
] a. oh ,f r,Vu1s 1s hap nj
| with thine abundant grace and crown
him with all princely virtues, through
the King eternal, Jesus Christ our
Lord Amen"
Then, the King sitting down in
| King Edwards chair, the archbishop,
assisted with other bishops, shall
come from the altar, the dean of
Westminster shall bring the crown,
and the archbishop, taking 1t Of him,
shall reverently 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 signal given the great
guns at the Tower shall be shot off.
The acclamation ceasing, the arch
bishop shall go on and say:
God crown you with "A crown of
glory and righteousness, that by the
ministry of this benedction, having
right faith and manifold fruit of
good works, you may obtain the
crown OF an everlasting kingdom by
the gift Of Him whose Kingdom en-
, dureth forever Amen"
T Then shall the choir sing;
5 "Be strong and play the man; keep
the commandments of the Lord thy
e God and walk in His ways"
r The dean of estminister takes the
e Holy Bible from the altar and gives
I ! 1t to the archbishop, who presents it
n to the King, first saying these words:
g "Our gracious King, we present this
G book, the most valuable thing that
! this world affords. Here Is wisdom
I this is the royal law; these are the
r lively oracles OF God" The Bible then
o is replaced upon the altar.
. Now comes the enthronization, Sec
Il ond only In interest to the actual
10 crowning. The King Is lifted into his
c throne by bishops and other peers, al
the great mobiles standing about the
& steps Of the throne, The archbishop
Is admonishes his majesty to stand firm
q and establish your throne in right
d eousness, that it may stand fast for
e eyermore, like as the sun before hin
and as the faithful witness in heaven.
d Beginning with the archbishop, al
.e the princes and peers kneel before tn,
'e throne and vow allegiance to the SOY
Ie creign, after which the archbishop
a- kisses the left check of his majesty.
l. The Prince OF Wales also takes tn,
l. vow Of homage, and all the princes o
lo the royal blood touch the crown ol
as his majesty's head, and kiss tn
IS, Kings left cheek. When the homag
lr is ended the drums shall beat and tn
os trumpets sound, and all the peopl
le shout, crying out; God save Kin
IN George Long live King George Ma
ne the King live forever"
IN Thus end the coronation and en-
* throniaation Of the King. The cere
&c mony for the queen is not so elabor
ate. queen Mary Is anointcd by tn
n. archbishop, four peeresses meanwhil
ms hold over her a rich pall Of cloth q
ct gold, The ring is put upon her finEe
on and the crown upon her head, ate
he which all the pooresscs present pu
On ON their coronets, The presentatio
ed OF the scepter and the ivory rod wit
the dove follows. and the queen take
ly her seat upon the throne, bowing rev
zoe ercntly as she passes the throne {
at her husband,
n After communion the King descend
to from his throne, and wearing tn
ON crown and carrying the sceptcr an
us rod goes into ST. Edwards chape
followed by a great procession
10, bishops, peers ana princes. Th
W. queen follows, and they proceed I
70 state into the chapel where his ma
jesty is relieved Of the royal robe {
state and roclothod IN his robe
NJ purple velvet Their majestos Pre-
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