Englands Triumph and Londons Glory, Or, the Royal Proceedings to the CORONATION OF The Most High and Mighty KING CHARLES the Second, upon Tuesday the 23th of April, And also the day before the Coronation, through the City of London, as it was Settled by his Sacred Majesty, March 4. 1661.  

Proceedings to the Coronation of his Royal Majesty the day before His Coronation, April 22.  

THe Duke of York's Horse-guard.  
Messengers of the Chamber.  
Knight Harbinger, Sergeant Porter.  
Sewers of the Chamber.  
Quarter waiters.  
Gentlemen Ushers in Ordinary.  
The Six clerks of the Chancery.   

clerks, 

Of the Signet.  
Privy-Seale,  
Council,  
Parliament.  
crown.     

Chaplains having Dignities ten in number.  
Aldermen of London.  
The Kings Advocate, and Remembrancer.  
Masters of the Chancery.  
Kings 〈…〉 Sergeants.  
Kings attorney and Solicitor,  
Kings Eldest Sergeants.  
Kings bachelors.   

Secretary of the French and latin Tongues.  
Esquires of the Body.  
Sewers, Carvers, and Chaplains in Ordinary.  
Masters of standing Offices, being no Counsellors, viz. Of the Tents, Revels, Ceremonies, armoury, Wardrobe, Ordinance.  
Masters of Requests.  
Chamberlain of the Exchequer.  
Barons of the Exchequer& Judges of the Law.  
Lord Chief Baron, and Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas.  
Mr. of the Rolls, Chief Justice.  
Trumpets.  
Gentlemen of the Privy Chamber.  
Knights of the Bath.  
Knights that have been Lord ambassadors,  
Lord Presidents.  
Lord Deputies.  
Knight Marshall, Treasurer of the Chamber,  
Master of the Jewel-house.  
The Dean of the Kings chapel.  
Barons younger Sons.  
Viscounts younger Sons.  
Knights of the Privy council.  
Knight. of the Garter.  
Barons Eldest Sons.  
Earls youngest Sons.  
Viscounts eldest Sons.  
Barons.  
Mr. attorney to consider the Act of Parliament.  
Bishops.  
Marquesses younger Sons.  
Earls Eldest Sons.  
Viscounts.  
Dukes younger Sons.  
Marquesses Eldest Sons.  
earls.  
Lord Stewards and Lord chamberlain if not otherwise employed.  
Dukes eldest Sons.  
Marquesses.  
Dukes.  
Ser. at Arms. 

Clare●ceax and Norroy.  
L. Treasurer L. Chancellor.  
Representing the Dukes of Normandy& Aquitaine.  
Gent. Ush, Garter, L. Mayor    
The Constable or Marshal on the left. The Sword born by,  
Lord great chamberlain on the right.  
The King under his Canopy.  
born by Gentlemen of the Privy-Chamber.  
Equerries and Foot-men next his Majesty.  
Gentlemen and Penrioners 〈…〉 them,  
The Master of the Horse leading a 〈◇〉 Horse.  
The 'vice chamberlain 〈…〉,  
Captain of the pensioners,  
Capt. of the Guard.  
The Guard.  
The Kings Horse-guard.  
The Generrls 〈◇〉- guard.    

Proceedings the Second day to the Coronation of his Royal Majesty, being the 23 of April▪  

ALdermen of London,  
Chaplains having Dignities.  
The Kings younger Sergeants.  
The Kings attorney and Solicitor.  
The Kings ancientest Sergeants.  
Master of the Requests.  
Baron of the Exchequer and other Judges in their Order.  
Two pursuivants of Arms.  
The Master of the Jewel-house,  
Knights of the Privy-Council.  
The Sergeant Porter.  
The Sergeant of the Vestry.  
In their Copes. 

Gent. of the Kings chapel. and  
Prebends of Westminster.    
Two Heralds.  
Barons in their Robes, according to their Creation.  
Bishops, according to their Dignities and Consecration.  
Two Heralds.  
Viscounts in their Robes, according to their Creation.  
Two Heralds.  
earls, according to their Creations, with their Cap and Coronet in their hands.  
According 〈…〉 Creation. 

Marquesses  
Dukes.    
Norroy and Clarence 〈…〉 Kings of arms.  
The Lord Treasurer.  
The Lord chancellor.  
The Lords Arch-bishops.  
The Spurs born by—  
St. Edwards sceptre born by—  
The Lord mayor with his Mace, Garter K. of arms.  
A Gentleman Usher.  
The Lord Chamberlain of England alone.  
Sergeants of arms.  
The Lord Constable with his Mace on the right hand.  
The Sword in the scabbard born by the E. Marshall of England on the left hand.  
The Rod with the Dove born by  
The Crown born by  
The orb born by  
Patina born by the Bishop of  
regal born by the Bishop of  
Barons of the Cinque Ports to carry the Canopy.  
Gent. pensioners with their Axes.  
The Kings Majesty under his Canopy supported by the Bishop of and  
Two Gent. of the ●●amber to be near his Majesty, viz.  
His Majesties Train born by Lord PERCY. and  
Capt. of the pensioners.  
Capt. of the Guard.  
The Guard.     

LONDON, Printed for JOHN JONES, MDCLXI.