The Services Of The Barons Of The Cinque Ports At The Coronations Of The Kings And Queens Of England , Within The Abbey Church Of Westminster . by DAWSON, Charles

Lewes (Sussex): Printed for The Sussex Archaeological Society, by Farncombe & Co. Ltd., 1901 . 0. A very good full vellum binding. [6pp.]/pp.10/pp.178-210 (Appendix) + one hand coloured engraving. 9.0" x 6.0" x 0.25". Gilt title to front board. Boards soiled and bumped. Inner gilt dentelles. Marbled endpapers. Handwritten dedication to front free-endpaper: To The Duke of Norfolk from the Sussex Archaeological Society, signed by H. Michell Whitley, Hon. Secretary. One coloured engraving by "J. Bastre, lith." : "William Phillips Lamb Esqre...This Plate is presented by Thomas Ross Esqre." ** N.B.: The Confederation plays an active part in the ceremonial affairs of state. Places of honour are reserved for the Cinque Ports Barons at Westminster Abbey, during coronation services, and new Lords Warden are still installed in office, with full pageantry, at Dover. .