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Court (Switzerland) (search for this): article 10
e Princes Lucien and Joachim Murat. Her Majesty had just taken her seat when the cannon of the Invalids announced the approach of the Emperor, and immediately after the Imperial cortege entered. After a Master of Ceremonies, the Equerry on duty, the Prefects of the Palace, came the Grand Master of the Ceremonies, the Grand Chamberlain, and the Grand Marshal of the Palace. Then advanced the Emperor, in a General's uniform, followed by Prince Napoleon, similarly attired, the Princes of the Imperial family having rank at Court, the Grand Almoner, the Commander of the Cent-Gardes, and the officers of the household of their Majesties,--Loud cries of " Vive I'Empercur," "Vive I'Imperatrice," "Vive le Prince Imperial! " arose the moment his Majesty appeared, and continued until he had taken his seat on the Throne. The Grand Master of the Ceremonies then, in a loud voice, desired all to be seated; after which his Majesty rose, and delivered, in a very distinct voice, the opening speech.
Etats Louvre (search for this): article 10
Opening of the French Legislature. --The ceremony of opening the Legislative session by the Emperor Napoleon, took place in the Sale des Etats du Louvre.. The Emperor's throne was placed, as usual, on a raised estrade, at the farther end, with chairs of state arranged on each side for the members of the Imperial family. In the neighborhood of the throne were stationed the Great Officers of State, the Cardinals, Marshals, Admirals, members of the Privy Council, and other dignitaries. The galleries were filled with the diplomatic corps and the wives and families of the different ministers. A little before one o'clock, a Master of Ceremonies having announced "the Empress," the whole assembly rose, and her Majesty entered, preceded and followed by the Great Officers and Ladies of her household, amidst loud cries of "Vive I'Imperatricell " "Vive le Prince Imperial" Her Majesty proceeded to a tribune at the right of the platform, accompanied by the Princess Clotilde, the Princess M
Joachim Murat (search for this): article 10
corps and the wives and families of the different ministers. A little before one o'clock, a Master of Ceremonies having announced "the Empress," the whole assembly rose, and her Majesty entered, preceded and followed by the Great Officers and Ladies of her household, amidst loud cries of "Vive I'Imperatricell " "Vive le Prince Imperial" Her Majesty proceeded to a tribune at the right of the platform, accompanied by the Princess Clotilde, the Princess Mathilde, and the Princes Lucien and Joachim Murat. Her Majesty had just taken her seat when the cannon of the Invalids announced the approach of the Emperor, and immediately after the Imperial cortege entered. After a Master of Ceremonies, the Equerry on duty, the Prefects of the Palace, came the Grand Master of the Ceremonies, the Grand Chamberlain, and the Grand Marshal of the Palace. Then advanced the Emperor, in a General's uniform, followed by Prince Napoleon, similarly attired, the Princes of the Imperial family having rank at