Supplement to the London Gazette, 10 November, 1937 7057

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SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 10 NOVEMBER, 1937 7057

The Archbishop knelt before the King and pronounced the words of Fealty for himself and the other Lords Spiritual, who knelt in their places and said their words of Fealty after him. The Archbishop then kissed His Majesty's left cheek.

The Lords Spiritual present who thus swore Fealty were: —

BISHOPS. Cosmo Gordon, Archbishop of Canterbury. William, Archbishop of York. Arthur Foley, Bishop of London. Herbert Hensley, Bishop of Durham. Cyril Forster, Bishop of Winchester. Bertram, Bishop of Norwich. John Augustine, Bishop of Lichfield. Leonard Hedley, Bishop of Sheffield. Frederic Sumpter Guy, Bishop of Manchester. Arthur William Thomson, Bishop of Worcester. . Michael Bolton, Bishop of St. Albans. Martin Linton, Bishop of Rochester. Albert Augustus, Bishop of Liverpool. St. John Basil Wynne, Bishop of Bath and Wells. Charles Lisle, Bishop of Hereford. Arthur Cayley, Bishop of Gloucester. Walter Godfrey, Bishop of St. Edmundsbury and Ipswich. Cyril Charles Bowman, Bishop of Leicester. Ernest William, Bishop of Birmingham. Percy Mark, Bishop of Blackburn. Claude Martin, Bishop of Peterborough. Ernest Neville, Bishop of Salisbury. Harold Ernest, Bishop of Newcastle. Henry, Bishop of Southwell. James Buchanan, Bishop of Wakefield. Henry Albert, Bishop of Chelmsford. George Kennedy Allen, Bishop of Chichester. Mervyn George, Bishop of Coventry. Alfred Walter Frank, Bishop of Bradford. Bernard Oliver Francis, Bishop of Ely. Richard Godfrey, Bishop of Southwark. Geoffrey Francis, Bishop of Chester. Frederick Cyril Nugent, Bishop of Lincoln. Clifford Salisbury, Bishop of Bristol. John Victor, Bishop of Guildford. Geoffrey Charles Lester, Bishop of Ripon. Joseph Wellington, Bishop of Truro. Alfred Edward John, Bishop of Derby. Frank, Bishop of Portsmouth. Charles Edward, Bishop of Exeter. William Stanton, Bishop of Sodor and Man.

Then the Duke of Gloucester, ascending the steps of the Throne and taking off his coronet,, knelt before the King, placed his hands between the King's hands, and pronounced the words- of Homage; His Royal Highness then touched the Crown upon His Majesty's head, kissed His Majesty's left cheek, and retired. After him the Duke of Kent, also kneeling before the King, in like manner performed his Homage. The other Peers of the Realm then did their Homage. The Senior of each Degree ascended the steps of the Throne, put off his coronet, knelt before the King, placed his hands within the King's hands, and pronounced the words of Homage for himself and the other Peers of the same Degree, who, taking off their coronets and kneeling in their places, said the words of Homage after him. The Senior Peer of each Degree then touched His Majesty's Crown and kissed His Majesty's left cheek. The Peers bearing the Swords, when, performing their Homage, delivered them to Peers near them to hold during the Ceremony.

The Lords Temporal present who thus did homage were:—

DUKES. Bernard Marmaduke, Duke of Norfolk. (Earl Marshal.) Evelyn Francis Edward, Duke of Somerset. Frederick Charles, Duke of Richmond and Gordon. Charles Alfred Euston, Duke of Grafton. Henry Hugh Arthur Fitzroy, Duke of Beaufort. Osborne de Vere, Duke of St. Albans. John Francis Godolphin, Duke of Leeds.