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The Preparation

In the morning upon the day of
the coronation early, care is to be
taken that the ampulla be filled with
the oil for the amounting, and, to-
gether with the spoon, be laid ready
upon the altar in the Abbey church.
CThe ampulla is a golden con-
tainer. in the shape of an eagle
with wings extended. from which
the holy oil is poured.)
The litany shall be sung as the
dean and prebendaries and the choir
of Westminster proceed from the
altar to the west door of the church.
The archbishops being already
vested in their copeS and miters, and
the bishops assistants in their copes,
the procession shall be formed i'm
mediately outside of the west door of
the church and shall wait till notice
be given of the approach of her
majesty and shall then begin to
move into the church.
And the people shall remain
standing from the entrance until
the beginning Of the communion
service.
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The introit

Behold, o God our Defender,
and look upon the face of thine
anointed. For one day in Thy
courts is better than a thousand"
psalm 3D.
Then, the Queen with the people
kneeling, the archbishop shall begin
the communion service saying:
almighty God, unto 1Dhonr all
hearts be open, all desires knotDn.
and from 1Uhom no secrets are
hid: Cleanse the thoughts of our
hearts by the inspiration OF Thy
Holy spirit, that ne may perfectly
loUe Thee, and tOorthily magnify
Thy Holy Name; through Christ
Our Lord. Amen"
Archbishop-Lord, haze n,ercy
upon US.
Answer-Christ have mercy
upon us.
Archbishop Lord, haze nercy
upon us. Let US pray. o God, Uho
proUideSt for Thy people by Thy
poDer, and ruleSt over them in
loUe: Grant unto this Thy seruant
Elizabeth. our Queen, the spirit of
tOiSdonl and government, that be-
ing deUoted unto Thee With her
tohole heart, she may so iDiSely
govern, that in her time Thy
church may be in safety, and
Christian devotion may continue
in peace; that so perseUering in
good tOortS unto the end, she may
BY Thy mercy come to Thine euer-
lasting Kingdom: through Jesus
Christ. Thy Son, our Lord, who
liueth and reigneth Nth Thee in
the unity OF the Holy Ghost. one
God for ever and ever. Amen.
(Then are read the Epistle, from
I Peter, 2:13: the Gradual, in
Psalm, 1872: and the Gospel, in
st. Matthew. 22:15. There follows
singing Of the creed starting II
believe in one God the Father Al
mighty, Maker of heaven and
earth. p
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Presentations

The spurs. shall be brought from
the altar by the dean Of Westmin-
ster, and delivered to the lord great
chamberlain. who. kneeling down,
shall present them to the Queen,
who forthwith sends them back to
the altar.
Then the lord who carries the
sword Of state. delivering to the
lord chamberlain the said sword
(which is thereupon deposited in
st. Edwards ChapeD shall receive
from the lord chamberlain, in lieu
thereof. another sword in q scab-
bard which he shall deliver to the
archbishop: And the archbishop
shall lay it on the altar and say:
Hear our prayers. o Lord. ,De
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Entrance Into the Church

The Queen, as soon as she enters
at the west door Of the church, is to
be received with this anthem:
Il was glad when they said
unto me, we will go into the house
OF the Lord. Our feet shall stand
in thy gates, o Jerusalem.
Jerusalem is built as city that is
at unity in itself o pray for the
peace Of Jerusalem: They shall
prosper that love thee. Peace be
within thy walls, and plenteous-
ness within thy palaces" Psalms,
1929
The Queen shall in the meantime
pass up through the body Of the
church, into and through the choir,
and so up the stairs to the theater;
and having passed by her throne,
she shall make her humble adora-
ton, and then, kneeling at the
faldstool set for her before her
chair of estate on the south side
of the altar. use some short private
prayers; and after, sit down in her
chair
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The Benediction

And now the Queen having been
thus anointed and crowned, and
having received all the ensigns OF
royalty. the archbishop shall solemn
ly bless her, and the Archbishop of
York and all the bishops, with the
rest. of the peers and all the people
shall follow every part of the bene-
diction with a loud and hearty
Amen"
"The Lord bless you and keep
you. The Lord protect you in all
your nays and prosper all your
handio0ork. Amen.
"The Lord oiue you faithful
PGrliGments and quiet realms; sure
defense against all enemies: fruit
Jul lands and a prosperous. indus
try; Dise counSellors and upright
magistrates; leaders of integrity in
learning and labor; q devout,
learned and useful clergy: honest,
peGceable and dutiful citizens.
Amen.
MAY UiSdom and knowledge be
the stability OF your times, and the
fear of the Lord your treasure.
Amen.
1.-THE Lord tU1lo hath made you
Queen ouer these peoples glue you
increase OF grace, honor and hap
pineSs in this ,Dorld. and make you
pGrtGker of His eternal felicity in
the tDorld to come. Amen."
Then shall the archbishop turn
to the people, and say:
and the same Lord God Al
mighty grant that the clergy and
MOBILES assembled here for this
great and solemn SerDice, and to-
gether tDith them all the peoples
of this commonwealth, fearing
God. and honoriug the Queen, may
By the gracious assistance of Gods
infinite goodness. and by the Uigi-
liant care of His Gnot1ted servant,
our gracious sovereign, continually
enjoy peace, plenty, and prosperity;
through Jesus Christ our Lord, to
tDIlom. With the Eternal Father,
and God the Holy Ghost. be glory
in the church, iDorld Without end.
Amen"
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The Amounting

Come. Holy Ghost, our souls in
spire. and tighten with celestial
fire. Thou the amounting Spirit
art, who dost Thy sevenfold
gifts impart :"
Arehbishop's Prayer
"Let US pray. o Lord and Heap
emily Father. the Eralter OF the
humble and the Strength OF Thy
chosen, tOho By amounting tDith oil
didst OF old make and consecrate
kings, priests. and prophets. to
teach and 0oUern Thy people Is
rnel: Bless and sGnctity Thy chosen
servant Elizabeth, tDho BY our Of
flee and ministry is non to be
Gnointed NTH this oil. and conse-
Grated Queen: Strengthen her. o
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The Recess

In the meantime, the Queen, the
four swords being carried before her.
shall descend from her throne,
crowned and carrying the scepter
and the rod in her hands. and shall
go into the area eastward Of the
theater; and. the archbishop going
before her. she shall pass on through
the door on the south side Of the
altar into st. Edwards Chapel And.
the TIE Deunr ended. the people may
be seated until the Queen comes
again from the chapel.
The Queen, being come into the
chapel, shall deliver to the arch
bishop being at the altar there. the
scepter and the rod to be laid upon
the altar: And the archbishop shall
receive the Queens crown and lay
1t upon the altar also. Then the
Queen shall be diSrobed of the robe
royal and arrayed In her robe Of
purple velvet.
The Queen being ready, and wear
ing her imperial crown, shall receive
the scepter with the cross into her
right hand and into her left hand
the orb from the archbishop. Her
majesty shall leave the chapel by
the same door on the south side
and shall proceed in state through
the choir and the nave to the west
door Of the church. wearing her
crown and bearing in her right hand
the scepter and in her left hand
the orb.
AS the Queen proceeds from the
chapel, there shall be sung by all
assembled the national anthem:
"0od so,e our sroeious Queen,
Long live our noble Queen,
God save the Queen.
Send her victorious,
Hoppy end glorious.
Long to reign over Us,
God save the Queen
(By the Associated PTseA1
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The reclamation ceasing, the
archbishop shall 60 on, and say:
God crotUn you tuith a croUn
OF glory and Righteousness, that
having right faith and manifold
fruit OF good tDorks, you may OBJ
tain the cro1Dn OF an Everlasting
Kingdom By the gift of Him wtose
Kin gid o m endureth for ever.
Amen."
Then shall the choir sing:
BE strong and of a good cour-
age: Keep the Commandments
OF the Lord Thy God, and 1Ualk in
His tOays."
And the people shall remain
standing until after the homage be
ended.
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The Homage

The exhortation being ended. all
the princes and peers then present
shall do their fealty and homage
publicly and solemnly unto the
Queen: And the Queen shall de-
liver her scepter with the cross and
the rod with the dove, to some one
near to the blood royal. or to the
lords who carried them in the pro-
cession. or to any other that she
pleaseth to assign. to hold them by
her. till the homage be ended.
And the bishops that support the
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The Oath

The Queen having returned to
her chair. the archbishop standing
before her shall administer the cor
onation oath, first asking the Queen:
Madam, is your majesty Willing
to take the oGth?"
And the Queen answering:
II am willing"
The archbishop shall minister
these questions: and the Queen,
having a book in her hands. shall
answer each question severally as
follows:
ArchbiShop-WiH you solemnly
promise and SDenr to govern the
peoples of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Northern Ire
land, Canada, Australia, NeiU Zed-
land, the Union of South Africa,
PakiStan and Ceylon, and of your
possessions and the other terrific
rieS to any of them belonging or
pertaining, according to their re-
specific IG,DS and customs?
Queen-I solemnly promise %
to do.
Archbishop-WilI you to the ut
most OF your potDer cause lGtD and
Justice; In mercy, to be executed
in all your judgments?
Queen-I will.
ArchbiShop-WiH you to the ut
most OF your potDer maintain the
lGUS of God and the true profess
sion of the Gospel? Will you to
the utmost of your poiDer maintain
in the United Kingdom the Prot
eStant reformed religion estab-
HShed By lGtp? Will you maintain
and preserve inDtoldbly the settle
n1ent OF the. Church OF England,
and the doctrine, worship, diSci-
plirIe and government thereof. as
By IGtD established IN England?
And tDill you preSerpe unto the
bishops and clergy of England, and
to the churches there committed
to their charge, all such rights and
prtvtIeCes, a. By IGtU do or shall
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Gppertain to them or any of them?
Queen-All this I promise to do.
Then the Queen arising out OF her
chair, supported as before. the sword
Of state being carried before her.
shall 60 to the altar, and make her
solemn oath in the sight of all the
people to observe the premises: Lay
ing her right hand upon the Holy
Gospel in the great Bible and say
ing these words:
"The things which 1 have here
before promised, / will perform
and keep. So help me God"
Then the Queen shall kiss the book
and sign the oath.
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beseech Thee, and so direct and
support Thy servant Queen Ella
Gbeth, that she may not bear. the
stDord in pain; but may use it as
the minister of God for the terror
and punishment of eDildoerS, and
for the protection and encourage
ment of those that do well,
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen."
Then shall the archbishop take
the sword from of the. altar, and
deliver it into the Queens hands;
and. the Queen holding it. the arch
bishop shall say:
"Receiue this kingly sword,
brought noD from the altar of
God, and delivered to you by the
hands of US the bishops and serU-
ants OF God. though unworthy.
With this S1Dord do Justice, stop
the Gro1Dth of iniQuity, protect the
Holy Church of God, help and
defend i0idoDS and orphans, re-
store the things that are gone to
are restored, punish and reform
i0hGt is GnaisS, and confirm whGt
Is in good order: That doing these
things you may be glorious in all
Dirtue; and so faithfully Serve our
Lord Jesus Christ in t7tiS-lite,
that you may reign for eDer with
Him in the lite Which is to come.
Amen"
Ransom Of the Sword
Then the Queen, rising up and
going to the altar, shall offer it
there in the scabbard, and then re-
turn and sit down in King Edwards
chair; and the peer, who first re-
ceived the sword, shall offer the
price OF it, namely, 100 shillings
($l4), and having thus redeemed it,
shall receive it from the dean of
Westminster, from off the altar, and
draw it out of the scabbard, and
carry it naked before her majesty
during the rest of the solemnity.
1.-THE Queen receives the arn,ills,
. as "brGcelets of sincerity and ,Dis-
donl," and has put upon her the
robe royal or pail of cloth OF gold,
with the stole royal. She receiueS
the "orb set under the cross" and
is Gdn1onished to remember that
the 1Dhole Dorld is subject" to
Christ. She also receives the
Queens ring, set with sapphire
and adorned NTH ruby CROSSE
Then shall the dean of West
minister bring the scepter with the
cross and the rod with the dove to
the archbishop. The glove having
been presented to the Queen, the
archbishop shall deliver the scepter
with the cross into the Queens right
hand. saying:
"Receive the royal scepter, the
ensign of kingly poDer and JUS
tice."
And then shall he deliver the rod
with the dove into the Queens left
hand, and say:
"ReceiUe the rod of equity and
mercy. Be so n1ercitul that you be,
not too ren1iSs; so execute Justice
that you forget not mercy. Punish
the ,Dicked, protect and cherish
the just, and lead your people In
the UGy wherein they should co."
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queen IN the procession may also
ease her. by supporting the crown,
as there shall be occasion.
The Archbishop of Canterbury
first shall ascend the steps Of the
throne and kneel down before her
majesty. and the rest of the bishops
shall kneel in their places; and they
shall do their fealty together, for
the shortening of the ceremony: And
the archbishop. placing his hands
between the Queens. shall say:
81, Geofrey, Archbishop of Cam
terbury, 1piH be faithful and true,
and faith and truth 1DiLI bear unto
you, our sovereign lady. Queen of
this realm and defender of the
faith. and unto your heirs and
successors according to lnw, So
help me. God" The other bishops
make the: same pledge, substitute.
ing their names.)
. Philips Bible .....
Then shall the archbishop kiss
the. Queens right hand. After which
the: Duke of Edinburgh shall ascend
the steps of the throne, and, having
taken off his coronet, shall kneel
down before her majesty, and, plac-
ing his hands between the Queens,
shall pronounce the words of hon.
age, saying:
II, Philip, Duke of Edinburgh,
do become your liege man of life
and limb, and of earthly worship;
and faith and truth / will bear
unto you, to live and die, against
all manner of folks. So help me
Cod"
And arising, he shall touch the
crown upon her majesty's head and
kiss her majesty's left cheek.
In like manner shall the Duke of
Gloucester and the Duke of Kent
(royal dukes severally do their
homage. After which the senior peer
of each degree (of the dukes first by
themselves. and so of the mar
quesseS, earls. viScounts and barons
in that order) shall ascend the steps
of the throne and, having first re-
moved his coronet, shall kneel be-
fore her majesty and place his
hands between the Queens: And all
the peers of his degree, having put
of their coronets, shall kneel in
their places and shall say with him:
II. Duke Cor. Earl, etc. of
-, do become your liege man Of
life and limb, and Of earthly wor-
ship; and faith and truth I will bear
unto you, to live and'die, against all
manner of folks. So help me God"
This done, the senior peer shall
rise, and. all the peers Of his degree
rising also. he shall touch the crown
upon her majesty's head. as prom
Using by that ceremony for himself
and his order to be ever ready to
support it with all their power; and
then shall he kiss the Queens right
hand.
(Then the choir sings The
hymns named include those start
ing Rejoice in the Lord Always"
by John BEDFORD, and 20 Clap
Your Hands Together, All Ye Peo-
ple," by Orlando Gibbons.
When the homage is ended, the
drums shall beat, and the trumpets
sound, and all the peoples shout,
crying out:
GOD SAVE QUEEN ELIZA
, BETH.
LONG LIVE QUEEN ELIZA
BETH.
MAY THE QUEEN LIVE FOR
EVER"
Then shall the archbishop leave
the Queen in her throne and go to
the altar.
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Lord. 1Dith the Holy Ghost the
Comforter; confirm and establish
her tOith Thy free and princely
spirit. the spirit of ,Disdom and
government. the spirit of counsel
and ghostly strength, the spirit OF
knowledge and true Goodness and
fill her, o Lord, tDith the spirit OF
Thy holy fear. 1lo,O and for eDer;;
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Anen." .
This prayer being ended, and the
people standing, the choir shall sing:
"zadok the priest and Nathan the
prophet anointed Solomon King;
and all the people rejoiced and said:
God save the King, long live the
King, may the King live for ever.
Amen. Hallelujah." Il Kings. 1899
In the meantime, the Queen rising
from her devotions, having been dis
robed of her crimson robe by the
lord great chamberlain, assisted by
the mistress of the robes, and being
. uncovered. shall 60 before the altar,
supported and attended as before.
The Oil Applied
The Queen shall sit down in King
Edwards chair placed in the midst
OF the area over against the altar.
with a faldstool before it. wherein
she is to be anointed. Four Knights
of the Garter shall hold over her a
rich pail of silk, or cloth of gold.
The dean of Westminster. taking
the ampull& and spoon from off the
altar, shall hold them ready, pouring
some of the holy oil into the spoon.
and with 1t the archbishop shall
anoint the Queen in the form Of
cross
On the palms of both the hands.
saying:
BE thy hands anointed NTH
holy OIL"
On the breast, saying:
BE thy breast anointed Nth
holy OIL"
On the crown Of the head, saying:
BE thy head 1nointed tDith holy
oil: AS kings. priests and prophets
Uere anointed: And as Solomon
was Gnointed King by ZGdoE the
priest and Nathan the prophet, so
be thou anointed, blessed and con-
SecrGted Queen oDer the peoples.
lDhom the Lord thy God hath 0iDen
thee to rule and govern, in the
name OF the Father, and of the
Son, and of the Holy Ghost.
Amen."
The Blessing
Then shall the Dean of Westmin-
ster lay the ampulla and spoon upon
the altar; and the Queen, kneeling
down at the faldstool, the archbishop
shall say this blessing over her:
"Our Lord Jesus Christ, the Son
OF God, iDho by His Father UGS
anointed 1Dith the oil of gladneSS
aboue His telloUs, by His holy
amounting pour do1Dn upon your
head and heart the blessing of the
Holy Ghost. and prosper the works
OF your hands: That by the assist
ance of His Heavenly Grace you
may govern and preSerDe the
peoples committed to your charge
in Wealth, peace and Goodness;
and after a long and glorious
course of ruling a temporal king
dom t0isely, justly. and religiously.
you may at last be made partaker
of an Eternal Kingdom, through
the same Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen."
This prayer being ended. the Queen
shall arise and sit down again in
King Edwards chair. while the
Knights of the Garter bear away the
pail; whereupon the Queen again
arising, the dean of Westminster,
assisted by the mistress of the robes,
shall put upon her majesty the
colobium Sindonis and the SUPER
tunica or close pail of cloth of gold,
together with a girdle Of the same.
Then shall the Queen again sit
down: and after her. the people also.
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adit, adieu, adept, aide, aped. audit
patted. paid. pate, peat, pied. ,pitted,
putt, taped, taut. taupe, tepid, tide,
tied, idea, date, diet dupe. duet. edit.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
New England Haddock.

Haddock brought to New
England's market in 1852 was
valued at $12 million. During
the past 10 years about $50 mil
lion pounds were taken annually
About 81 per cent of this quantity
was taken from the rich Georges
Bank area, off Cape Cod.
The gear in common use for
catching haddock is known as
the otter trawl. The nets are
made of small mesh which pre-
vents small fish from escaping
The destruction of baby haddock
is fearful, about Is million fish
being either killed or manned and
tossed back into the sea.
The Government and fishing
industry became concerned about
this waste and finally the Inter-
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Natures Children By Li'io" Co. A'hey

national Commission for the
Northwest Atlantic Fisheries was
established. All countries fishing
in the Northwest Atlantic have
agreed to abide by any regula-
tions promulgated by the COM
mission.
At the 1852 meeting held at
st. Andrews, New Brunswick,
haddock were given protection
when the commission ordered
that larger mesh nets be used.
The full effect of the new mesh
will not be realized for several
years.
The haddock wears a lateral
black line which shows up clearly
against the dark gray body color.
The usual haddock is about 3 or
4 pounds, the maximum II
pounds.
AS a food fish the haddock has
steadily grown in favor until now
it is one of the most important.
It is in great demand for making
chowders and for broiling, bak-
ing, and frying. It is also smoked
and salted.
The haddock is seldom seen at
the surface, mostly because it is
a bottom feeder, especially
abundant over clam banks. 1t
will take a baited hook as it
rests on the bottom. A cod will
not notice the bait unless it is
raised.
The spawning season is from
April to June, the height being
in May. A 9lla-pound female will
produce 1.839,581 eggs. which
float at the surface. If other
fish did not help themselves to
these eggs, the sea would soon
| be jammed with haddock,
Evening star., 1953-09-22
Famous Fables
BY {. E. Edqor

RESEMBLANCE - When
philosopher John Dewey be-
came a professor at Colum-
bia University in 1904, he
took a home on Long Island,
where he kept a garden and
raised chickens. Surplus eggs
he sold to the neighbors. De-
liveries were made by the
Dewey children.
One afternoon Dewey re-
ceived a hurry call from a
well-to-do neighbor for a
dozen eggs. In his work
clothes. Dewey promptly put
the eggs in a basket and de-
livered them. At the front
door he was informed some
what brusquely by the lady
of the house that deliveries
were made at the rear. Obe-
diently, he made his way to
the back and handed over
the eggs.
That night, he delivered a
lecture at the local women's
club. Sure enough, his Gus
toner of the afternoon was
there. When he had finished
speaking. she came over to
him and said:
You know, Professor, your
face is so familiar, I could
swear I have seen you be-
fore"
That's possible" said
Dewey, amused, II give a lot
of lectures.
mo, I never heard you
speak. All, I have It'll" she
exclaimed. IF this isn't the
silliest thing. You know, you
look exactly like my egg
mani"