Lower Great Room, Spring Gardens.

A FASHIONABLE TOUR for One Hundred Miles

ALONG THE

BANKS OF THE CLYDE,

INCLUDING VIBES OF

The Three Falls, Lanark, Glasgow, Greenock
And Ben Lomond in the Distance.

This interesting MOVING PANORAMA is now open.—ADMISSION, One Shilling.

Great Room, Spring Gardens.

NOVELTY !

MARSHALL'S

Grand Historical Peristrephic

PANORAMA

OF THE CEREMONY OF THE

CORONATION,
THE CORONATION PROCESSION,
And the FANQUET

Of His Most Gracious Majesty King George the Fourth ;

Painted on 10,000 Square Feet of Canvas, and displaying nearly 100,000 Figure 500 of the principal Characters on the Foreground the Size of Life

A full Military Band will perform the Coronation Music during the Evolutions

ASSISTED BY

A FINGER ORGAN, TRUMPETS, &c.

Rendering, on the whole, the effect so striking and imposing, that the Spectators are lost in the beautiful Illusion, and fancy that they are present at the Original and splendid Ceremony.

## CORONATION.

The Interior of WESTMINSTER ABBEY, at the interesting moment when the Archbishop of Canterbury placed the Crown upon the head of His Majesty. The Dukes, the Princesses, the Duchesses, the Earls, the Countesses, the Bishops, the Knights, the Kings at Arms, the Gentlemen Pensioners, the Senjeants, at Arms, &c. are in the act of placing their Coronets, Crowns, Caps, &c. on their heads.

## PROCESSION.

The grand Procession returning from the Abbey to the Hall of Westminster, commences with Miss Fellows and her Six Maidens advancing along the Royal Platform followed by. The Royal Dukes, Grand Officers of State, Barons Viscounts, Earls, Marquises, &c. In separate groups, all wearing their Coronets, and long and splendid Robes. His MAJESTY, conspicuously prominent, wearing his Crown of State and Robes of Purple Velvet richly furred and lined with Ermine his Train borne by eight oldest sons of Peers; followed by the Yeoman of the Guard &c.

## BANQUET.

An accurate Representation of the Coronation Banquet in Westminster Hall at the moment his Majesty's Champion is giving the Challenge, by throwing down his Gauntlet.

DAY EXHIBITIONS to Commence at 12, 1, 2, 3, and 4 o'clock.

WEEKENING EXHIBITIONS, when it is brilliantly Illuminated, at 7, 8, and 9, o'Clock.

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