The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18

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Will hn1d to The Primate. who Will
lay It on the altar and offer short
PRAYER. Hang done so, he Will take
! the weapon again, and, accompanied
! by the Archbishop OF York. the Bishops
of London and Winchester and other
prelates. deliver In into the King s
| right hand, After the weapon has
heen girt on His Majesty by the Lord
Great Cha berain. the Primate Will
say: with this sword do justice, stop
the growth, of iniquity. protect the
holy Church of God held and defend
widows and orphans restore the
things that are gone To decay, MAIN
tain the things that are restored. pun
ish and reform what is amiss and con-
firm what Is In good order
After this eXhortation. His Majesty.
rising, ungirds the sword. and. going
to the altar. will offer it there. after
which he Will return to st. Edwards
Chair. while the peer who had first re-
ceived the weapon "ofereth the price
of 1t. and having thus redeemed it,
Will receive 1t from the Dean of West
minister. and during the rest OF the So
lennity will carry il unshea thed before
the King.
Invested With RoynI Robe.
Once more the King will stand while
the Dean of Westminster invests him
with the royal robe OF Lord Great
Chamberlain. fastening the clasps.
Sitting down. His Majesty will receive
the orb with the cross, and the Arch
bishop will pronounce a blessing and
eNhortation. The Dean of Westminster
afterwards will receirc the orb and
lay IL upon the altar
The Kings ring having been placed
on His Majesty's fourth finger OF the
right hand by the Archbishop. the glove
presented by the Lord OF Manor of
Workshop will be put on and the Arch
bishop will deliver the sceptrc, with
the cross, into the Kings right hand.
saying: Receive the royal sccptre. the
ensign of kingly power and Justice"
Then shall he deliver into the Kings
left hand the sceptre. with the dove.
the rod of equity and mercy"
IT is a, this oint of the service the
actual ceremony of browning the King
In King Edwards Chair the Arch
bishop. assisted by other bishops. shall
come from the altar: the, Dean Of West
minister shall bring the crown. and the
Archbishop, taking 1t from him. shall
reverently put it upon the Kings head.
Ell the sight whereof the people. with
loud and repeated shouts. shall cry:
God save the Kins!'' the peers and the
Kings of arms shall put on their cor
onets and the trumpets shall sound.
and. by signal given, the great guns
OF the Tower shall be shot off.
Lifted Into Throne.
This part of the service Will con-
ciude with the presentation of the
Bible 10 the King and a Blessing from
the Archbishop The differentiation.
the King being lifted up into his throne
by the Archbishop and bishops and the
homage will follow.
The Archbishop of Canterbury will
frst kneei down before His Majesty's
kneeling in their places, shall do their
homage together. the Archbishop. at
the conclusion. kissing the Kings left
cheek
Tn. prince Of Wales. taking off his
ooronet. shall kneel down before His
Matesty's knees the rest OF the princes
OF the blood royal. being peers of the
realm. kneeling in their places. taking
off their coronets and pronouncing the
words of homage after him.
The words Will be repeated by the
princes of the royal blood. who will
toueh the crown of the Kings head
and kiss his left cheek. and also By
the peers.
When the homage is ended. "the
drums shall beat and the trumpets
sound. and all the people shout. crying
out:
God save King George!
Long live King George.
MAJ the King live forever"
The Queens coronation will follow.
Then will come the communion service,
and the ceremonies will be concluded
with The singing of the TIE DeumN
Their Majesties then pass 10 ST. Ed
wards Chapel. where the King Will don
the robe OF purple velvet. in which.
crowned and hearing The orb. he Will
leave the Abbey.