The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-13

a few days before. and the Welsh
men We're satisfied.
The prince was afterward shown
to the nation, or as many OF them
as could get near enough to see him,
from what is known as Queen Flea
nor's gateway 1t is from this gate
way of the castle, which had been
prepared for the purpose, that the
new Prince of Wales. after his in
vesture today, shows himself to his
subjects, who are to gather to the
number of $4,000 or 10000 in the
vicinity.
The king and queen, with the
young prince. are to travel from Ire
land to Holyhead in the royal yacht,
and afterwards by special train TO a
small station two miles from this
city, where they alight There Il
number of state carriages are 10 be
waiting them and procession, es-
corted to the city by cavalry, forms.
Entering the walled city by the
north road they pass through the
main street to the great castle
square, where the mayor and civic
officials, receive them and present
loyal addresses.
The royal party then separate,
the Prince of Wales preceding his
parents to the castle by a few min
utes and enters the ancient fortress
4 by the water gate. AS he passes In
to the castle his standard is hoisted
on the Eagles tower, where it is
said the first Prince of Wales was
born, although the story has only
tradition to support it.
The king and queen follow almos
Immediately, and on their appear
| ance at the water gate the roya
standard takes the place Of that o
the Prince of Wales
Two suites of apartments, sup
posed to have been occupied Ions
centuries before by Edward |. AM
his queen, had been prepared TO
their majesties and the younI
prince, and to these they retire il
order to robe themselves for TIL
= great state ceremony.
: The public assemblage Is seatet
on specially erected stagings erecte'
round the interior of the castl
walls. A great body of troops !
also to be drawn up SURROUNDING
} platform in the center of the i'm
mense courtyard The Royal Welsl
choir, consisting of 400 voices, per
forms the musical part of the pro
gramme with a selection of Wells
airs.
TIE royal party, having robed
forms two professions in thei
apartments, the king and quee
with their suites in the first, and tn
Prince of Wales with his supporter
in the second
The king and queen thence pro
i coed to the raised platform in tn
courtyard, as they appear in TIL
open air the choir singing go
Save the King" Then follows tn
procession in which the prince wa
the central figure, and as he ap
proaches his royal parents the choi
; sings God Bless the Prince 0
Wales" and the public give a salv
. Of ringing cheers.
The formal ceremony OF inyestur
is then carried out, the prince bend
ing down in his surcoat, cloak an
mantle OF crimson velvet while tn
king placed crimson velvet ca
ornamented with ermine on hi
head His majesty then crowns hir
| with a coronet as token of princi
Dality. puts in his hand golde
verge as the emblem of government
and circles his middle finger with
. golden ring MS a sign that he
married to his country, At the sam
: time letters patent are handed I
the prince authorizing him to hol
p, the principally OF Wales in trus
: for the king OF England, out G
whose possession Wales must neve
be allowed to go.
A Then the bishops of st. Asaph an
Y Bangor, assisted by two Welsh nor