Coronation Observances and Royal Pageantry Reported
The account describes an early morning entrance at Five, the Queen’s appearance at Six, and a grand Gothic cathedral setting with Corinthian pillars and a tall throne. The King’s ceremonial sword was handed by the Archbishop, with bishops and nobles present, and the scene noted for lavish decor and solemn devotion.
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Major General Picks Aid for Connecticut Officer
Samuel B. Webb of Wethersfield, a lieutenant in Major Chester's company, is appointed as an aide to Major General Pupon A Ai.
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