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During the 58 years of his tumultuou- lilelilo he has been swindier, deeper lilo. lulu robber, highwaymm. lndlm fighter, chief of police in Alaska, lol~ tier. college mu. physiciui. forget. convict and returner of equally hug “Minolthshuyml Ho was born In London or n funny univhalnlthI-m a» ud Wu motor I. Cantor "mun-mum 'Fi 1%: "Egg; ’Eé'iéfi §§§ Mi!!! undo-nan of tho Mark Georg. POM. NW The mm to mark the mm a! (horn Peabody, no mot and 'In- mum was unveiled by 00 Pa.- body. In... "mortal Society. The «madamumhummm- In. Inscriptio- ln I'll-d loam: “Banning of George My. Feb. 1.. was fined by no m m. mums I." no mm! mm on that mute-‘1. Int-India. (hm: "All. er conquering mom that M and lb general- an windy control the gran Auction Nineteen of Grab In My Ins. More. am. more? How Incl have you mall-named to Ms 'nhoof II (he «eel trust. his mutual lib merger? Son I "we Ian:- M Toomuctflokonmun. nun- member the alascutuu In a M: In!) on “0 country." To. ”you Iowan. 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And the some moment the grand procession enters the choir, headed by the prehendnries and Dean 0! Westminster. ml fluency, King Edward VI;.. or. mail»: to hlq prover title. "the King," locompanled by the Queen Coronation Ceremonies 'of King Edward VII WWW IAGIIOVE REPORT“ a: 39.‘ 135m 55%? no“ In prim run while the choir sing: ”Veal. creator ”mm.” His m an. MI «a In King mmm chair. four Knuth at the “The things chh I hm More mined I will perform keep.sohelpmaod.”fleu|en the hook and “on the out. 555 The sovereign then when the am. «a. my his had upon the Gospels, mm the following oath: Sovereignâ€"l Iolelnlly ml. no to do. Archbishopâ€"Wm you my pro-he ml "our to govern tho w plodthn Unified Minimum mum and Ira-ad. nd the dam- niou (lac-ate belonging wan-ding "The anointing” n no but m o! Once more the solemnltlen of the coronation proper ”commence. At the conclusion of the actual: "the oath" to mmlulltered to the king. who all this time has worn the cap of auto, removes It. 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The hitsny and Com- munion Service are then read. and the sermon preached. 1m In performed the coronation ‘mednu are thrown Among the people from the three sides of the theater by the treasurer of the household; ut- tended by the prter “mat-am; and the usher of the black rod. After thehomm an utte- In my bythecholr, mdthen Quee- Aloxtndr- flm from her chair. I“. why two Mum-dune. www.maoauymmm nm.tllthI-Illlc ultrahigh-whatno- mam-mum.” tho-o. M'- amt watch-l. 'éi If touching the cm“ to signify am he umdmm Winona- throngmngormhxtoflum taking 0! In met. mending no finmn‘mm murmotmhmkformom officnnoordeneocllnm nomad mud Indra!!! Noun from Inch tad meta. Egg Ea? mmrmmm “mm". mmmmmmmmmn WWW The spurs m then presented to the king by the lord chmberhln. and the award or state by Lord Salisbury. who, however. According to custom, redeem: “it. with a hundred shining-f nod carries It during the rest of the ceremony. Then follow: the Invest- lng with the “royal robe and the dellw cry of the orb." bad the “investuro per annulnm et boculum"â€"â€"rlns and sceptro. The actual coronuuon fol- Iowa. The Archbishop of Canterbury odors a pruyern to God to bless HI- MoJeoty, “and crown him with on princely virtues." The Dean of Woot- muster takes the crown from the altar. And the Archbishop 0! Clutch bury. ocmmpnnied by other prom". advances toward the lung, Ind the archbishop, taking the crown from the dun, roveronUy pluses it. on the king's head. This In the alarm] (or 3‘ “Be thou anointed with holy oil. no Mugs. priests an prophets 17m anointed. And an woman “I anointed kins by Wok. tlw priest. ma Nathan the prophet, so be you anointed. blessed. and consecrated lung over this people. whom the Lord your God hath given you to rule and govern. In the name of the Fuller and of the Son Ind of the Holy Ghost. .00. um. .00... 0'. ’IUL. .0". mmnlmdm.lm-flm Mg. M In"! Vain" M M In. h II.- mu. 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