Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-13
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SpIendor of Ceremonies at Carnavon Castle Will Riy- al Those of Corona
 ticni King Present
KING TO PERFORM OFFICES


 LONDON, July 12.-Rivaling the coronation itself in solemn splendor will be the ceremony tomorrow at tending the investiture of the Prince of Wales. The ceremony will take place at Carnavon Castle, where tn first Prince of Wales was born mora than six centuries ago.
 The king and queen who leave Dublin today will land at Holyhead tomorrow morning and proceed thene by train to a small station a few miles from Carnarvon. The journey to the castle will be made under mil. itary escort and the arrival and wei come of their maiesties will be made the occasion for quaint and pictur- esque ceremonies.
 Kline to Do investing.
 The investiture is to take place in the early afternoon. The king will perform the ceremony. and reiig- ious service will be conducted by the Bishop of Bangor and by a represen- tative minister Of the noncomtormis 1 churches.
 Within the castle two main p-oees- sions will be formed. the procession of his royal highness the prince of | Wales proceeding first. followed by | that of their majesties the king and queen.
 The prince, immediately after bein ] invested, will proceed to the cslebrat- ] ed Queen Eleanor's Gateway at the l southern extremity of the castle 1 commanding a view of the great cas- | tie square and the state quay. which i will be cleared for the accommola | ton of the public There. on a r;at | form, the prince will present himself | to the view of his Welsh subjects.
 Robe of Cloth of Gold. .
 The prince will wear a specially de signed robe of cloth of gold modelled after one worn by Charles l.. and be- meath will retain his simple cadet uniform he can wear.
 The title of Prince of Wales comes 10 the heir to the throne as an act of | grace on the part of his father The monarch is under no obligation to be- stow the dignity of the Prince of Wales upon his first born. Eswar VII. for instance. did not confer the title of Prince of Wales upon his so until the latter had completed his tour of the colonies. that is to say, considerably more than year after the demise of Queen Victoria.
 Origin of the Title.
 Edward | was the first king of Eng land to create his eldest son Prince of Wales. with the object of reconcil
 ing the Welsh chieftains to English domination. after the death of LleW.
 ellyB, the last native ruler of Wales But 1t was not until the reign of Ed ward IT,. that the latter raised the
 earldoua of Cornwall to a dukedor and bestowed it upon his son. Edware the Black Prince. with the provision that 1t should always be held by tho
 heir apparent who was the son of the sovereign
 An old Dignity. Hence it will be seen that. con
 trary to the popular impression. ths dignity of the Prince of Wales. as
 borne by the British heir apparent. ii
 older than that of the Duke of Corn wall. The dignity Of Prince Of Vale.
 carries with it no revenue. ROT ever
 preFogatives. and it's holder sits ir the house Of lords and is enabled ts take part in it's deliberations. not ai Prince of Wales. but as Duke o
 Cornwall
 Prince Edward, vke will be tn central figure in tomorrow's elaborai
 ceremony. Is a typical Aneio-Saxcl , lad. He was born June g. 1ssk, an, 2 entered the Royal Naval college al the age of tkirtesa. With his brstk
 CTS and sisters he has been brosxk , up as msek Ike other KaeIssh sAil
 dres as possible. They have been ssh
 iecte< ss EsxtIe bat firm diseipsis.
 and trsise4 in habits of indsstry ans sek rslszsss