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... Pavilion-parade, Brighton, after a short illness, arising from an attack of the gout. The deceased was physician in ordinary to George VI., whose personal friendship he bad the honour to enjoy for a great number of years, and alio to William IV. and the Uoyal ...
... visible to in a dream, The steward, on being charged by the safely be pred od that he will tread worthily in the steps | Coroner, solemnly declared that he had not liftec i a finger to of his lamented friend and predecessor. he Bishopric the deceased ...
... oil further may anlCo 3 Ingnun Waring in Co 23 BETWEEN PORTS THE WEST COAST AFRICA CALLING AT TENERIFFE 1HE Screw Steam ST GEORGE vi A 1 tons burthen will from the from 1st the for COAST CASTLE LAGOS all from Bristol in the - for aud if silficient tit freight ...
... performance at the theatre, and be fell in love with her at first sight. The second occasion of their meeting was at the coronation of the present Emperor and Empress of Russia at Moscow. There Victor Emmanuel bad frequent opportunities of seeing the Princess ...
... drank the one at home Then it quarrels began Coroner : that : I the rows I along kind and considerate to husband - Witness : I nothing think of my of wrong done him long a live I going to die I would say Coroner: do not think you are going to die Witness ...
... on but it deal of your fault” Asked by Coroner how he accounted for fact that deceased was only about a from footpath when she found tho collision occurred near the middle road witness she knocked to side of Coroner in summing up spoke of conduct the cyclist ...
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... Children’s Ward the Hospiitfl of St. Cross July, 1009, when the Speech Room was '»(K*ned by King Edward; in 1913, when King George vi.itcd Bilton Grange in connection with the Army Manoeuvre®, and 1913 when His Majesty reviewed the 29th Division the London ...
... NO MORE KING EDWARD VALUES The home of pomace 3.tanty, of reign of King George VI ie. not likely to be ready for May 12. the date of the Coronation. the Press Assiimation learned 10-day. No Kine Edward VIII stamps of new denominations will be Witted. ...
... tho country immediately after signing his Act of Abdication, probably tonight. The Press Association understands that the Coronation of the new King will probably take place on the date arranged for King Edward, May 12th. King Edward will renounce, with ...
... Edward VIII and the accession of King George VI will be availahlt through nil booksellers next Thursday, free of charge for insertion in copies. The Coronation ceremony. which will Dciw, of course, refer to King George VI. i, given in detail in all editions ...
... EX-MONARCH'S SECRET DEPARTURE IN A BRITISH DESTROYER EDWARD VIII ON HIS WAY TO VOLUNTARY EXILE NEW RULER PROCLAIMED: CORONATION DATE FIXED GEORGE VI announced at his Accession Council to-day that he had conferred the title of Duke of Windsor on ex-King Edward ...