The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-01

PU1rs cssisstlng For
ellenenlal Privileges.
of QlIns CROWDED.

W oauabbles Over Various
pssittsns Being Thrashsd
- King oserss 10 Crowned.
oe White Red and clcvs
hteetsd - Scrutiny.
4In9 George Of England d.
11opt ancient customs At his
GoGooat1ou there will be some
III medieval ceremonies On
osjon. A noblenaan Of the
~ Hsydon. In Essex, II entitled
1oooe Of bearing . towel for the
- the monarch washes for the
~ The holder Of the manor Of
M, IN Surrey. - charged with
~ Of serving . mess Of gerout
Dagsout to the sovereign before
nediate formalities of the ban
80 begun.
oeh1ef butler Of England. q post
nean honor in spite OF the title.
eeocding to q well established
~ right to call upon the lord
and twelve citizens Of London
- aid as II necessary on the
Try.
competition % Great.
- were two distinguished claim
|91se the post Of chief butler at the
p00tlo0 Of King Edward In 1902.
Was the Duke Of Norfolk and the
= Lord Nowbray and StourtOn. In
ne1nG their claims to the Office
= 0sn quoted the records Of pre-
- eoeooations for several centuries
Dgoduced musty court documents
oat antiquity. which were submit
IN proof Of the righteousness Of
y contentious. The Duke Of Nor
= the premier duke Of England
IT, most prominent Roman Catho-
4 He b also very wealthy.
- court Of claims. which has to do
0-the settlement Of procedure Mt
= eo6ouation function. is now in ses-
g Il 10 guided in its decisions by
D)lshed precedent. The court dates
~ 70 the reign OF Richard H.. 1877.
- John Caunt. duke Of Lancaster.
1jerd high steward, kept his court
Y y1ltehall. Beginning with the cor
- Of Henry WILL. commissioners
- Dappointed to decide the questions.
= these commissioners were later
eooded BY the court Of claims. The
socord Of the court II the corona
trolls. on which the claims are Get
- I'll some detail.
- TIE coronation Of King Edward
i were three claimants for the hon.
= carrying the great spurs. The
: refused to allow the claims Of
.ef the three. leaving It open for
1uDent court to restore the right
III claimant Carrying the spurs
~ more IN the days when English
= were fighters than It does now.
fting has plenty Of spurs, but they
without the glamour which comes
y victories In the lleld.
Many Rival Claimants.
Dsst Of the claims OF right were al
"a subject to the kings approval,
n some cases there were rival
nants. For instance, both the
ke Of Newcastle and the Earl Of
ewsbury claimed the right of sup
Ing the glove for the kings right
"a and supporting his majesty'a
II arm while he is holding the scep
and the first named claim was al.
"a.
hfee claims were made to the office
Aeseditary standard bearer of Scot
". the petitioners being the Earl OF
0erdale. Henry Scrymgeour Wed
Turn and the Rev. r. Z. Wedder.
=. Mr.. Wedderburn's claim was al
"a, and he was commanded to at
y the coronation and did 80. The
81 Of Lauderdale. however. chal
- the decision by bringing an &C
against the successful petitioner
- court Of session. Scotland. He
sDo6ed there. but on appeal to the
of lords the question was decid
on1nst him.
lnotAer interesting claim was that
- Walker trustees to exercise TIN
: 6 usher Of the white rod. whicf
ooQaeathed BY Sir Patrick Walker
EDor holder. and held by trustee'
g1esated, by act Of parliament
were allowed to be present By
Y . Be approved BY bis majesty
stlal revival Of an ancient priv
Il Was oeen IN the decision by which
berons Of the Cirque Ports wer'
~ to carry . canopy over thu
) should his majesty be pleased Il
- Z canopy.
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