The Hon. Noel Q. Cringle OBE, President ofTynwald The Hon.NoelQ.Cringle OBE,President KEIGS PHOTOGRAPY Members of Tynwald President of Tynwald, The Hon Noel Quayle Cringle OBE Legislative Council The Hon N Q Cringle OBE, President The Right Rev R Paterson Mr E A Crowe Mr W J H Corlett QC Mr A F Downie Mr D M W Butt Mr E G Lowey Mr D A Callister Mr J R Turner Mrs C M Christian Mr G H Waft House of Keys The Hon S C Rodan, Speaker Hon A J Earnshaw Hon D M Anderson Hon P A Gawne Hon A R Bell Mr Q B Gill Mr R P Braidwood Mr R W Henderson Hon J A Brown, Chief Minister Mr J R Houghton Mr J D Q Cannan Mr P Karran Mrs B J Cannell Mr W M Malarkey Mr C G Corkish MBE Hon G M Quayle Hon A V Craine Mr D J Quirk Mr G D Cregeen Hon J P Shimmin Hon D C Cretney Hon W E Teare Mr T M Crookall Mr J P Watterson Officers of Tynwald Mr R Phillips, Clerk of Tynwald, Secretary of the House of Keys Mr J King, Deputy Clerk of Tynwald and Clerk of the Legislative Council Rev W H Martin, Chaplain of the House of Keys Sword Bearer Yn Lhaihder Military Liaison Officer Mrs B McCabe Mr B Stowell Lieutenant Colonel P Glynn-Riley Judiciary Her Majesty’s First Deemster and Clerk of the Rolls J M Kerruish QC Her Majesty’s Second Deemster D C Doyle His Honour Deputy Deemster A Corlett His Worship the High Bailiff T M Moyle TYNWALD DAY 2009 • Page One Tynwald Ceremony TYNWALD CEREMONY and to Tynwald Hill will be marshalled by the Clerk of Tynwald. All participants The general arrangements in connection in the processions are invited to wear with the Tynwald Ceremony will be as Bollan Bane. follows: 9. Detachments from the Royal British 1. Tynwald to be held at St John’s on 6th Legion, Royal British Legion (Women’s July will be the occasion for Section), Joint Ex-Services Association, promulgating the Acts passed during the Isle of Man Coastguard, Isle of Man last session and for transacting other Prison Service, Civil Defence, Sea Cadet business. Corps, Army Cadet Force, Air Training 2. Ushers will be on duty to escort ticket Corps, St John Ambulance Senior holders to their seats, both in the Royal Cadets, Scouts and Guides, will line the Chapel and on the Grandstands. pathway between Tynwald Hill and the 3. There will be limited accommodation on Chapel with the visiting Guard of the Grandstands lining the processional Honour and Military Band. route for members of the public holding 10. Those presenting Petitions for Redress of tickets. Ticket holders should be in their Grievance are requested to assemble by places by 10.15 am. the War Memorial as the processions 4. A service will be held in the Royal Chapel reach the Hill. At the appropriate point of St John the Baptist at 11 am. Those they will then be escorted by the ushers taking part in the proceedings will have to the foot of the Hill to present their the use of the Robing Room, adjoining petitions. After doing so, petitioners will the Royal Chapel, to robe. The clergy be escorted round the foot of the north will attend in Choir Dress. side of the Hill. 5. Tickets for reserved seats in the Royal The public will not be permitted to proceed Chapel will be numbered and the within the lines formed by the above numbers on the tickets will correspond contingents. with the numbers on the pews. Ticket- holders should be in their places not ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS later than 10.30 am. 09.45 am. The start of the ceremonial 6. Music before the Service will be played occasion when the Guard of Honour, by Mr Derek Crellin, Organist of the Military Band, the Standard Bearers and all Royal Chapel of St John the Baptist. participating local units, organisations and Music after the service will be played by Secondary School students congregate Mr Bernard Clarke. under the direction of the Military Liaison 7. The singing on the Grandstand during Officer on the car park in St John’s School in the Service will be led by the Manx St John’s village. Festival Chorus conducted by Dr John 10.10 am. The school students, carrying Bethell MBE D Mus and those seated on their school banners and in their school the Grandstand are asked to stand for groups, process to Tynwald Green led by the the hymns and anthem. Onchan Silver Band and the Manx Flag. They 8. The processions to the Royal Chapel move past the saluting dais in front of the TYNWALD DAY 2009 • Page Two President of Tynwald and the Minister for 11.00 am. As the Service in the Royal Chapel Education. They then move across Tynwald begins, the Military Band, Guard of Honour Green to take their places on the grandstand and Standard Bearers move to their for the duration of the proceedings. positions on the west end of the 10.20 am. The Military Band, leading the Processional Way. Guard of Honour, the Standard Bearers and all the local units and organisations march PROCESSION TO THE on. The Guard of Honour and Military Band take up their positions on Tynwald ROYAL CHAPEL Green, the Standard Bearers take up their All stand as each procession enters the positions at the War Memorial and Royal Chapel. detachments from local units, Isle of Man The first procession is from the Robing Coastguard, Isle of Man Prison Service, Civil Room to places reserved in the Royal Defence, Sea Cadet Corps, Army Cadet Chapel: Force, Air Training Corps, St John Ambulance Senior Cadets, Scouts and • Two Sergeants of the Isle of Man Guides form up at the east end of the Constabulary (to the South Door) Processional Way from the War Memorial to • The Coroners the West Door of the Royal Chapel. The • The Senior Salvation Army Officer Trumpeters move into position on the wall • The Ministers of the Free Churches opposite the War Memorial. • The Chairman of the Isle of Man District of the Methodist Church 10.37 am. His Excellency the Lieutenant • The Roman Catholic Dean Governor Vice Admiral Sir Paul Haddacks • The Beneficed Clergy arrives. As he steps from his car, the • The Rural Dean Trumpeters sound a fanfare and he is • The Vicar General received by the Military Liaison Officer and • The Archdeacon two Captains of the Parishes. (In the event of • The Chairmen of the Town and Village bad weather the cars will first stop at the Commissioners Lych Gate, Lady Haddacks and guests will • The Mayor of Douglas alight and proceed straight into the Royal • The Chief Registrar Chapel. His Excellency will continue with the • A Representative of the Commission of normal programme). the Peace 10.42 am. His Excellency mounts the • The Captains of the Parishes saluting dais for a fly past of RAF aircraft. A • Yn Lhaihder Royal Salute follows and His Excellency, • The High Bailiff accompanied by the Military Liaison Officer, • The Chief Secretary inspects the Guard of Honour and the front • The Chief Constable rank of the Military Band. His Excellency, accompanied by the Military Liaison Officer, The second procession is from the Robing then moves to the National War Memorial Room to places reserved in the Royal where His Excellency places a wreath. The Chapel: Trumpeters play ‘Last Post’ followed by a • Two Messengers of the House of Keys one minute silence and ‘Reveille’. His • The Chaplain of the House of Keys Excellency preceded by two Police Sergeants, • The Clerk of Tynwald, Secretary of the the Trumpeters and the Manx Flag then House of Keys and Counsel to the process to the Robing Room accompanied Speaker by Lady Haddacks and guests. Lady • The Speaker of the House of Keys Haddacks and guests enter the Royal Chapel • The Chief Minister at the West Door. • The Members of the House of Keys TYNWALD DAY 2009 • Page Three • One Messenger of the House of Keys 2. It is God whose purpose summons us to • The Clerk of the Legislative Council use the present hour; • The Members of the Legislative Council who recalls us to our senses when a • The Attorney General nation’s life turns sour; • The Deputy Deemster in the discipline of freedom we shall • The Second Deemster know his saving power; • The First Deemster and Clerk of the Rolls may the living God be praised! • The Lord Bishop 3. When a thankful nation, looking back, • The Archbishop of York • The Manx Flag (to the South Door) has cause to celebrate; • The President of Tynwald those who win our admiration by their • One Messenger of the Legislative Council service to the state; • Two Gardyn Coadee when self-giving is a measure of the • Trumpeters (to the South Door) greatness of the great; • The Sword of State may the living God be praised! • His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor 4. God reminds us every sunrise that the • The Private Secretary to the Lieutenant world is ours on lease- Governor for the sake of life tomorrow may our • The Surgeon to the Household love for it increase; • Two Sergeants of the Isle of Man may all peoples live together, share its Constabulary (to the South Door) riches, be at peace; 11.00 am. The Service in the Royal Chapel may the living God be praised! begins. Frederick Pratt Green 1903-2000 Act of Penitence ORDER OF SERVICE All sit or kneel Bidding The Chaplain of the House of Keys says: The Rural Dean says: Recognising that we all fall short of what God On this Tynwald Day we meet together to give thanks to God for the many benefits we have expects from us and of what we are capable, let us received during the past year, to pray for our ask for his forgiveness and his help for the future.