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two thick black lines, red bordered by the respects, very interesting portion of the rento. From the Cirous to the top of Indgate The banners of varions: Cily Companies were Bill, where the rinia was cloned by Wren's suspended across King William-street, inter magnificent Cathedral. They crowded every mingling with the festoons, and prepared the window in every shop and office and warehouse way for a Biting olimar, just at the end of the on the Jill and is the great circle of St. Paul's street, at London bride in the hall of the Churchyard; and they stood often at a diany Fishmongere Come day was afforded by The first roal evidence height and sometimes, as it seemed to the of the spectators locking up from the sour footing the arrival of Infantrymen to line the route of the pavements, in very precarious, positions, and, later, Lord Kitchener passed along, in a behind the ceping stones and balustrades of motor car, obviously taking in every detail at a hearty welcome at every roof and even on the chimney stacke glance. His lordship had a

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the Company, also member of the Court of reived, and pleasantly acknowledged, an enthusi asilo welcome from the Company. On the Fish mongers Company's sland was Captain E. B. B. Torse, V.C., a Fiabmonger, who lost sight in his country's service.

FROM "THE TIMES OF JUNE 24.] The most picturesque and dramatic incident of the whole Progreis was witnessed at Temple Bar, where the Lord Mayor of London awaited the arrival of their Majesties and welcomed them us they entered the confines of the City. To watch this pleasant little episode was to understand why foreigners have such a rast respect for the Lord Mayor. His office appeals to their imagination, and they perceive both ite glamour and its dignity. To them, as he ought to bo to us, the Lord Mayor is an historic figure, a symbol of the ancient traditions and liberties of England. They estorm the office THE SAME TO-DAY AS IN with its resonant title; and truly it is an office closely and proudly interwoven with the earlier history of this country. Yesterday's ceremony at Temple Bar was a tribute to the venerable privileges of the City, and carried one back to the days when the relations between the

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public was oxcluded from St. Fable achyard. From the point of view of physical comfort, and still more of persons Rafety, this south side of the Cathedral, tho ment on skle alang

which the Procession passed into Canzon-street, is very narrow, and the diosity of regulating and controlling within its restrict

a gathering of people as might ed naturally have boon expected on so great no eccasion determined the decision of the Authori ties to close it except to a few privileged persons. But, notwithstanding this exclusion, thousands of men and women witnessed the Procession Churchyard. Hundreds of poeple were accom it swept on its glittering way through the modated on the western steps, while many others stood on the portico above the grant west deer. And I from both these positions these fortunate spootatera commandod what was, perhapa, the fiant view of the brilliant cavalcade which was git, obtained on any part of the route. They saw i

this was a wise precaution. The pare-bril the Fishmongor's Company, of which

IN THE BOROUGH."

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Leaving the obcering, well-dressed City crowds the King and Queen proceeded over London Bridge to South London. At the be ginning of the Bridge they passed under a triumphal arch. From the bridge itself the was oxoluded, and its stillness furnished

King and the merchants and bankere living in a mags of colour, glistening steel, nodding contrast to the saenes beyond. If tho the heart of London wore often of vital moment. plamos, and fluttering pauhons, ae it made it loyalty of the Borough is, not stronger and

It was like a page torn ont of medieval history, both in its outward aspect and in its innor siguificance. Moreover, it had the advantage of a perfectly appropriate setting. The La Courts are already touched by the land of Time, some of thy neighbouring buildings aro with age; the very narrowness of Fleet-stroot Huggests antiquity, and the illusion of medios

lism was beightened by the bright colour of uniforms and decorations.

bim

were

The Gordon Highlanders, not showing quite 50 mang war madala sa that famous regiment neually displays had lined the road on both sides of Temple Bar. Their pipers had marched up and down, skirling vigorously, to the huge delight of the crowd. Suddenly, far away down Fleet strest, the Lord Mayor was seen appranoh ing on horseback, attended by the principal City officials. He was barotiendod, and was nicknowledging the solutations of the spectators. As he reued up at the boundary he looked a ment representative of the greatest city in the world. He was wearing, his

over official dress. a magnificent cloak of crimson velvet and carried the miniver. oud

three-cornered hat which recalled un carlier ora. W long row of glitterug war decorations con trasted strangely with his wig and gown the Sword-bearer in his fall fur cap, carrying the famous Pearl Bward; and the Sheriffs in scarlet and gold. The little party of horseman all rode well, and the Lord Mayor hors himself, both on bors back and on foot, with a quiet diguity which was extremely impressive. It is not every City alderman who can seem to ride straight tout of the Middle Ages on these his toric occasions, without giving the slightest suggestion of incongruity, Sir Vezey Strong is an ideal Chiof Mo

Magistrato in max

manner, attri bates, and personality and lie made one feel that he would have iseen equally at home, and equally invested with distinction, in the twelfth century as in the twentieth,

the Serjeant-st-Arms, whose

expelly oppos ng accommodation for u

or

AN ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME. After dismenoting the Lord Mayor and his companions entered Child's Bank, where the proprietors, fortanate in that their promises ers the site of Temple Bar, had hospitably

afterwards the number of their

amo in sight, and his Dominion Procession come in Lordship, with his officers, took up a position on foot in front of the banks. The Lord Mayor's profound salutution to each of the Dominion to the other overven statesmen, and Premiera, to the Indian Princes who followed, was not acknowledged in all cases as it should reason apparently was

stately way the Churchyard,

mp Landgate-hill, and they saw it as, its various details turning into the

as in a magnificent moving were unfolded as

the western, steps there panorama From stretched a stand which embraced practically the whole of the south side of the Cathedral. Here between two and three thousand people found accommodation, while from the windows of the lofty warehouses which encircle St. Paul'sas with 4 girdlo, hundreds of others looked down upon thastirring paceant and added their voices to the shouts of loyalty and affection which went

TLTH

and

than nay where in London, at least the doeper t capacity for demonstration seemed to be. The Borough High-street was radiantly adorned, the blaso of colour was not less cheerful bacanan

Ronie of

of the residents the loyalty of sometimes triumphed over their art. Outside where the Passmore Edwards Fable library, wh the King and Queen halted to resive an Borough Address from the South Tadon Councils, there was a guard of honour furnished by the 24th (Connly of London) Battalion the

(The Queen's). Tho and Town

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As their Majesties rode by the great bells of St. Paul's crashed out their welcorzo and fillet the air with a din which alonat overpowered the cheers of the people and the music of the band as it saluted the King and Queen with the National Authom Something arrested the at tantion of his Majesty as the State carriage drew level with the Cathedral, and it was noticed that he made a hurried remark to the Queen, But, what with the clanging of the balls, the brazen zotes of the band, and the shorts people, so great was the roar that the Queen failed to hear his Majesty's words, and she

of the

obliged to loan towards him whilst they. were repeated. And it was to the ascom-

their paniment of these resounding, if somewhat

that inharmonions, sonoda

Majestion drove past St. Paul's and entered Cannon-street. Along Catinon-street and Qua Victoria street to the Mansion Houss their Majesties received an enthusiastic greeting. The barrier gatoway at the entrance, the height of the ware. houses beyond, and the guard of soldiers along the route gave to Cancen-streat a much nar. rower appearance than usual, and the cheering crowd bring the pavement seemed very near to the Royal carriage. Above the barrier a large red banner stretching seross the road offered a welcome to the King and Queen to the City, one of the bariest parts of which they were approaching, while farther en the honourable and ancient Guilds of the City of London took their share in greeting their Majesties, In Queen Victoria-street the King was observed to note with interest the angel with outstretched wings and a laurel wreath in either hand which was suspended high overhead.

THE MANSION HOUSE. The Procession entered the great central opan space of the first of the Empire whore stand the Mansion House, the offein residence of the Chief Magistrate, the Haok of England, the Royal Drobnage, the offes of great insurance companies, banks, and other business and commercial premises; where tso, converge all the main cross roade of this bustling City, ordinary working days, its each rolling, on

tor-flowing stream of trafle into one con- glomerate

in the centre. Through all this the pedestrian who despises the protection of the distinguished people offered by the modern device of subways has in the Procession were

that to thread his way, but yesterday all these

been. have that most

The

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at a very early hour and the whole sito was giren up to the arrangement of a atting recep tion of their

the Mausion Hesties on their progress. At

the Lord Mayor was stationed at this particular streams were dammed towards their sources point, and often did not see his bow of Mr. Fisher, the Prime Minister of Australia, was a notable exception, and he responded with a equally profound and seemly. It was ens Elute

which ought to points

been of thom life explained beforehand, and is for that reason noted here. Lord Roberts, who neror makes missions, greeted the Lord Mayor with marked emphasis. The great soldier was received with

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itself a large pity were entertained by the Lord Mayor and fled the balcony under the portico as well as every window from which view of the Procession could be obtained. On the roof of the Bank of Enghad a large covered stand had boon far more enthusiasm than anybody in the P:0-erroted and several hundred Insties and gentle. cassion except their Majusties. Lord Kitchener, ment were seated here; while be steps of the in close attendance on the Royal carriage, for Royal Exchange, though some distance back Que escaped popular recognition, for at the from the route, were fully occupied. From window in the building of the Gresham, moment he appeared the people had

had no eres

every

Lambeths, Camberwell Deptford, Greenwich, Lewisham, Southwark. Wandsworth, and Wool wich were in their place, in their offloial robes, at au carly hour. They were necommodated on a large stand which had beau created outside gnesta the library. For them and many ether the long period of wafting was pleasantly relieved by the hospitality of the Mayor of tainment was provided by the band of the Southwark, while nu even more inclusivo enter. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. The entire crowd was in great good humour, despite a dronshing

thander shower.

As the fint section of the Procession was passing the Mayor of Southwark led the way from the stand ncross the pavement to a plat H form which had been rooted in the rond. was followed by the Bishop of Southwark and the Mayors of the other Boroughs. These took positions on the further side of the platform, while in three rows behind ozel of them were the Town Clerk, an Alderman, and a Councillor of cock borough,

ADDRESS FROM SOUTH LONDON." The King and Queen had a magnificent rooption. As soon as the carriage stopped the Mayor of Southwark stepped forward and hand- ed the Address of the South London Borough Concile to the King. Tlie Address contained the following paragraph:

We rejoice that his Majesty, in initiating extensive improvements in the estates in Nonth London of the Duchy of Cornwall to the great benefit of the inhabitants, especially those of the poorer classes, has shown a practical appreciation of one of the most important branghes of local gororament.

THE KING'S BERLY.

The King received the Address with a saluto, and handed to the Mayor the following reply.

Your loyal and dutiful Address has greatly added to the pleasure of the loving welcome given us by the inhabitants of the South London boroughs.

The Queen and I are grateful to you for your appreciation of the efforts we make to know and understand the interests of all our subjects. It is our earnest wish that the most distant of our Dominions may feel that they are as much within our thoughts and our care as the heart of the grest Capital which we traverse to-day,

By the improvement in the South London estates of the Tushy of Cornwall, to which you make such generous reference, I hope to do something locally to mitigate and alleviate tho the conditions under which so many of poorer classes dwell. The Queen and I will gladly do anything we can to encourage and aid you in all wise

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