{Their R. H. the Dukes of
{ the Blood Royal, in their
{ robes of estate, having
{ their coronets, and the
{ Field Marshals their batons,
{ in their hands.
{The Peers in their robes of
{ estate, having their coronets
{ in their hands.
_They were to assemble in {His R. H. Prince Leopold,
the House of Lords_ { in the full habit of the
{ Order of the Garter, having
{ his cap and feathers
{ in his hand.
{The Archbishops and Bishops,
{ vested in their
{ rochets, having their
{ square caps in their
{ hands.
_In his place near the Bar_ {The Gentleman Usher of
{ the Black Rod.
_In the space below the Bar {The Train-bearers of the
of the House of Lords_ { Princes of the Blood
{ Royal.
{The Attendants on the Lord
{ High Steward, on the
{ Lord Chancellor, the Lord
_In the space below the Bar_ { High Constable, and on
_of the House of Lords_ { the Lord Chamberlain
{ of the Household.
{The Gentlemen Ushers of the
{ White and Green Rods,
{ all in their proper habits.
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