... prayer was authorised by Queen Victoria with the consent of Parliament. The only legal mode of making any alterations in the Book of Common Prayer is by order of ‘ the Sovereign in Council.” This was shown on the death of Queen Alexandra by the issue to all ...

... G. Service in Westminster Abbey The King's subjects on Sunday joined with him in thanksgiving to Almighty God for his recovery to health. 'l‘hmut'}l,l-out the country and throughout the Ewmpjre and ja all places where his peoples dwell, services were ...

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... 8o ORDINAIRE Had now become a queen; The jewels stood upon his head Where once his hat had been. Along with “ her the king most grand Most wondrous to be seen Who gallantly applauded - her » Who reigned him as queen. When I asked “her” to explain away ...

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