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Gentleman Usher of tho Privy Chamber,lion. Frederick Byng.
Silver Stick in Waiting,
Colonel Janies M’Douall,
2nd Life Guards.
Gentleman Usher to tho Sword of State,Sir William Martins.Fiokl-Officor in Brigade Waiting,Colonel Sir Ord Iionyman, Bart.,Grenadier Guards.
Gentlemen in attendance upon 3I.Tt.II. tho Duchess of Kent,
Tjieut.-Colonol Lord Jomos Murray. Colonel Sir George Couper, Bart., C.B.
Gentlemen in attendance upon II.R.II. the Prince of Prussia,
Count Goltz. Major Von Boyen.
Gentleman in attendance upon II.R.II. the Princess of Prussia,
Count Ihikler.
Gentlemen in attendance upon II.R.II. Priuco Henry of the Netherlands ,Chevalier van Rappard. Chovalior do Cassonbroot.
Gentleman in attendance upon II.R.II. Princess Mary of Cambridgo,
Baron Knosobock.
Gentlemen in attendance upon II.R.II. Prince Frederic William of Prussia,Lieutenant Von Heinz. Colonel Fischer.
Gentleman in attendance upon II.R.II. tho Duke of Cambridgo,
Tho Procession turning to tho right, moved to tho west end of tho Navo by its north side,and returning by its south side, passed round tho south end of tho Transept, and continuingto tho east end of tho Navo, camo back to tho centre of tho Transept.; thus enabling all thatwore prosont to seo Her Majesty and tho Procession.
During tho Procession at tho Queen’s approach tho respective organs wore successivelyplayed.
On Her Majosty’s return to tho platform tho Queen commanded the Lord Chamberlain todeclaro “ Tho Exhibition Open !” Tho declaration being made, it was announced to thoPublic by a flourish of trumpets, and by the firing of a Royal salute on the north of theSerpentine ; whoreupon tho barriers which had kept tho Navo and Transepts clear, wereremoved, and tho Public allowed to circulate.
I ler Majesty returned to Buckingham Palace by tho route by which sho camo.
All tho doors, which had been closod at half-past eleven o’clock, wero re-opened upon HerMajesty’s departure. _
Musical Performance on tiie 1st May (Furnished by Sir George Smart ).
Tho F.nglish Jurors of Class X. (Musical Instruments) resident in London at the time, viz., Sir Henry R.Bishop, Sir George Smart, Sir. William Sterndale Bennett , and Dr. Wylde, were entrusted with thearrangement of tho Musical Performances nt the State Opening, and were formed into a Committee ofSuperintendence. A list is appended of those performers who rendered their gratuitous assistance on thisoccasion
Ooiulu.rtor.~Sir George T. Smart - - — - - — - — —'
Superintendent of the Organs in various parts of the Building.— Mr. W. Sterndale Bennett —
Sir Henry K. Bishop directed tho “ Hallelujah” Chorus — — - - - —I
From Her Majesty’s Theatre.— Mcsdamcs S. Cruvelli and M. Cruvolli. Messieurs Calzolari,Coletti, Gordon!, l.nblache, F. Lahlache, and Sims Beeves — — ■ — - -
From the Royal Italian Opera J/ouse. —Mcsdamcs Angri and Morra, Messieurs Bianchi,Formes, Sligelli, Tagliafico, Salvatore, Tamberlik, and Polonini. - — - -
Professional and Amateur Vocalists. —Mcsdamcs Caradori Allan, Anderson, Endersohn,Ferrari. Goode, and l.unn. Mesdemoisclles Birch, E. Birch, Bishop, Byers, Dolby , A.Dolby, Land, Masson, Mcssent, Pyne, L. Pyne, Hansford, Salmon, Thornton, Phillips, andM. Williams _____ _______
Messieurs Addison, E. Allan, Arnott, ,1. Barnett? B. Barnett, W. Bell, D. Bell, Bodda,Broudhurst, Coward, Deane, Durand, Ferrari, Grove, Handel Gear, Hatton, King, Long-hurst, l.unn, Nelson, ,1. A. Novcllo, 11. Phillips, Piper, C. Potter, Hansford, 11. Robertson,llobinson, G. 11. llodwell, Rovedino, Shee, Stcggall, Peace, Williams, and Wood _ _
Pupils of Royal Acadeviy of Music (ladies) — — — — — — — —
Superintendents of Ditto _ — _ — _
Pour Choirs. —St. Paul’s Cathedral, 23; Westminster Abbey , 33 ; St. Gcorge’B Chapel,Windsor, 2. r >; Tho Chapel lloyal, 27 ---------
The Sacred Harmonic Society. —Instrumental band, 83 ; chorus singers, 403 ; superin-tendents, (i — — — — — — — — — — — —
Organists in various parts of the Building. —Mr. Goss, Organist of St. Paul’s Cathedral ; Turle,Westminster Abbey; llr. G. Elvey , St. George’s Chapel, Windsor; Dr. Wylde, ProfessorRoyal Academy of Music ; Dr. Wesley, Organist of Winchester Cathedral ; Mr. Hopkins,Templo Clmrcn; Mr. G. Cooper, St. Sepulchre’s Church; Mons. Danjon, Notre Dame,Paris ; Mr. 11. Smart, St. Luke’s Church, Old Street ------
Two Military Bands. —Tho Coldstream Guards’ Band (Mr. Godfrey, Master) - - -
The Scotch Fusilier Guards’Band (Mr. Boose, Master) - -
Organ Builders . —M. Ducroquet, Gray and Davison, Dili, Schulze, Walker, and Willis -Music Porters for the Sacred Harmonic Society (<i) ; Organ-blowers (34) — — — “
Stale Trumpeters — — — — — — — — — — — ~
3
8
9
22
34
12
2
108
494
9
33
40
(i
40
9
Total
829