The King shall rejoice in Thy strength, O Lord. -Ps. xxi. 1.

The King, O Lord, in Thee this day rejoices,

Glad in the grace of Thy abundance

poured:

Round him the People with ten thousand voices

Loudly acclaim th' Anointed of the
Lord :

His heart's desire by Thee is given,
His kingly state is sealed in heaven.

His Head, Heart, Hands Thy unction overflowing

Hallows him now to sit upon his throne;

Counsel and Strength and Government bestowing,

Making his kingship shadow forth

Thine own:

Thy holy Oil his face shall cheer

And fill him with Thy holy fear.

planted;

Blessings of goodness on him Thou dest pour!

Life he has asked of Thee, and Thou lust kranted

Long it, tor ever ad for evermore: Slory and worship new are his, Pledge of an everlasting bliss,

(Unison)

O Lord our God, be with us for a Saviour,

As with our fainers in the ancient

Cays:

Pardon Car Suls, and fashion our be haviour

After Thy laws and is Try holy ways
So shall the Kina, wjelo, and de,
Thy people, not go back tre i Thee.

To God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit
Clory and might and majesty belong:
Praise we ascribe to His eternal merit,
Raising on high a nation's thankful
song:

Our adoration we outpour:
Glory to God for evermore.

AMEN.

ABBEY CHURCH OF S. PETER, WESTMINSTER, On Thursday, the 26th day of June, 1902.

PRINTED BY EYRE & SPOTTISWOODE, Printers to the King's most Excellent Majesty. LONDON-GREAT NEW STREET, FLEET STREET, E.C. EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AND NEW YORK.

IX. The Presenting of the Spurs and Sword, and the
Girding and Oblation of the said Sword

X. The Investing with the Armilla and Imperial
Mantle, and the Delivery of the Orb

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XVII. The Queen's Coronation, by the Archbishop of

York

XVIII. The Communion

XIX. The Recess

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