Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-22
Coronation of King George Today-Crown of Gold Goes on Head of Eng
 fish Monarch
RELICS OF OlD KINGS
 FIGURE IN CEREMONY
Great Arches, Lions and Grif- inS and Dazzling DeCora- tionS of SDlendor on
 Route of Parade
LONDON June 2Q.-The details of

GONDON June zN-- he QeLallS or the coronation ceremonial at West minister Abbey have been set forth at length in the official order of service
 Upon entering the church their majesties are received by the sing .. ing of an anthem. Then. upon taking their places, the official recognition tcccrTs The Liiapy Is then sung by two bishops. after which follows the beginning of the communion ser vice and rhe sermon The oath is then administered by the archbishop. -afteS wRich the ceremony. of the ansinting takes place. Then his majesty receives the spurs and is girded with the sword, is invested i with the armill and the royal role. and handed the orb.
 At this point fellows the actual cr0sning by he archbishop, after which comes the. presentation of the Holy Bible, the henediction. the iAthroniZation. and the homage. 2 There follows then the coronation of her majesty, the queen. the con- caasion of the communion. and thei Te Deum Laudamus.
 The king drives to the Abbey on cEonation morning attired in a crimson satin under-robe reaching to the knees, over which he wears his crimson parliamentary robes, which however, he takes off on reaching the Abbey -' Loaded with Raiment.
 After the ceremony of the anoirt- ing he puts on in succession the SO lebium sind0nis. or a sort of alb, such as is worn by bishops; then comes the tuHicle or dalmatic, fol- lowed by the stole and finally the imperial mantle or pail.
 The colobium sindonis is a simple lawn garment resembling a surplice-
 The tunicle is a long coat of cloth of gold with wsde sleeves. Just be- low the throat 1t meets in front and thence falls straight to the feet, thus completely enveloping the Kings body. Embroidery four inch es in width adorns it's edges on each side where it meets. making broad band of embroidery right down the center when the robe Is fastened. There is no other decoration and the rest of the garment presents a unfied surface of eleth of gold which has a most brilliant effect, which added to by theembroidery 
 a simple ccl-5idstical design with out emb3emauc significance.
 4 band of cloth of gold three inches in width with a fringe of bullion forms the stole which is heavily embroidered with silk threads. 4 pink rose is the cen traI ornament to which are added eagles and other emblems each of them divided from the next by silver coronet At each end there is a square panel bordered with blue and white and worked with the red cross of St George, on a silver ground The whole is lined with rose silk.
 ImperiaI Mantle.
 The imperial mantle, or pail, IS similar to a cope. It fits just on the shoulders and is fastened in front by a clasp. It is of cloth of gold made of rlate-gold threads worked upon silk Beneath this silk basis is a stiff muslin and underneath this the lining Of Indian red satin. design of laurel leaves Is embroidered on the cloth of gold and forms a back ground to the general adornment or she robe, consisting of embiems in various cOlOrs. The emblems, com prising the imperial crown, the im- periaI eagle. the rose, shamrock and thistle, with the lotus flower of India, are encircied by wreaths of laurel leaves. The eagles are en- broidered in silver, the lotus flowers in white, the rose, shamrock and thistle in their natural colors, and they are repeated over the whole surface of the robe, rendering t., with the Ieaurel leaf ornamentation, very rich and magnificent The en- b3em of the eagle is said to be de rived from the imperial eagle of Rome.
 The royai robe Of state which the king wears while proceeding from the Yesubuie of the Abbey to the theatre" where he takes his place during the ceremony, Is of rich crimson velvet. emblazoned with heavy gold lace. lJ bas a train sfI great length and is lined throughout with royal ermlne, hundpeds of s<ins being necessary for this pur pose This Is spotted with more than Ie.0Do small pieces Of black fur
 After the ceremony his Majesty VII leave tfe Abbey attired in a robe of royal purple, under which l he will wear an undercoat Of purple. l Oh his head he will wear the i'm peF1al crown.
 The Regalis.
 The regaiis, properly SO called. brought into use at the coronation, conprise St. Edwards crown. the sccIts f1e yirge or rod Of power. two orb. cs Uo1nd of sovereignty; ths sword of mercy. or curtana; the two swords of justice, temporal and spnfuai f ring Of alliance with