The bell stopped and through the main door, without any of the usual Accompanying processional—music, fame the choir and clergy reaching their places with a dignified simplict white! marked the whole proceedings.
Quiclly the organ, played by Mr. Ww. J. Dexter, commenced the opening bars of the' Dead March in "Saul" while the heavy diapason, vibrant almost to nolelessness, underscored the gtle€ which Handel has so poignantly pictured, until it burst into the Smith, wha won the Vieloria Cross {rlumph' of a certainty of the over-fo, bravery during the Gren OG lasting revive ule ques, King George.
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Government of the great nation in whose land we dwell, and of the other nations who share our sojourn here, and members of the many na-tons of tke far-flung British Empire. people rallying against the dreadful dangers of the post-war years, strong as his people the symbol of the tic them united, and saw were strong, them Next we tum our thoughts to her who mourns—the gracious consort who Jeompanied with him all the days of his. dificult reign—the partaker of is Joys and sorrows—now left alone. [separated for the remaining years of her earthly life from the bodily pre~ sence of her loved one, For her we pray that the God of all comfort will feomfort and strengthen her during the little while between, till she too Jcrosses over to the rest prepared for the people of God.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.