The Diamond Jubilee Souvenir or Short Lives of her Majesty the Prince Consort and the Prince of Wales

Then came the Lord President of the Council the Lord Chancellor of Ireland the Archbishop of Armagh the Archbishop of York the Lord Chancellor of England and the Archbishop of Canterbury. [...] Eward's staff was borne by the Duke of Roxburgh ; the golden spurs by Lord Byron ; the sceptre with the cross by the Duke of Cleveland ; the sword of mercy by the Duke of Devonshire ; the second sword by the Duke of Sutherland ; and the third sword by the Marquis of Westminster. [...] Then in order were the High Constable of Ireland the Duke of Leinster ; the High Constable of Scoland the Earl of Erroll ; the Earl Marshal of Enland the Duke of Norfolk ; Viscount Melbourne hearing the sword of State ; the Lord High Contable of England the Duke of Wellington ; the Bishop of Bangor bearing the patina ; the Bishop of Winchester bearing the Bible ; and the Bishop of L [...] The last distinguished personages were the Lord Chambelain of the Household ; the Duchess of Sutherland Mistress of the Robes ; the Marchioness of Landowne First Lady of the Bedchamber ; six other Ladies of the Bedchamber ; eight maids of honour ; eight women of the Bedchamber ; Gold Stick of the Life Guards ; the Master of the Horse ; the Captain of the Guard ; and other high officials. [...] Vli When the concluding portion of the ceremony had been read by his Grace of Canterbury the happy couple received the congratulations of those present and attended by their royal relatives the principal Ministers of State and the members of the Privy Council adjourned to the Throne Room where they were almost immediately joined by the Archbishop and the Bishop of London.