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... whops; was almost exhausted. Fatal Leapoverßroughton Biudge.--About halfpast seven o'clock Friday evening young man, named George vies, a bricklayer, who lived iv the neighbourhood Springfield Lane, Bedford, jumped over the parapet Broaghton Bridge. He was ...
... Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth His Majesty King George VI., the second son of Mary, the Queen celebrated his 41st tirthday on Monday. He married Lady Elizabeth of Strathmore, on 26th April 1923. The Coronation Day. 12th May 1937, Silver ...
... Season and wish ail :: & Ctjrisitmasi:: and a JJeto gear Catalogue of Flags, Buntings, and Decorations for the' Coronation of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth will be sent Post Frecf on receipt of a Post Card TO SAVE DISAPPOINTMENT EARLY ORDERING ...
... or raw material markets do not intervene to impede progress. The tremendons influx of visitors which is expected for the Coronation is being looked forward to by manufacturers as a source of increased work for the looms, and at more remunerative prices ...
... was enacted a tragedy that will deepen in sadness in the perspective of future historians. Events moved swiftly, and King George VI. was proclaimed on the 12th December. For the second time in one year there was a Proclamation ceremony at the Market Cross ...
... to members of the Boys' Brigade throughout the world, states that 1937 will be a memorable year by reason of the Coronation of King George VI. May it be a great one in the annals of the Boys' Brigade, a year of progress and high endeavour, at home, in ...
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... available, particulars of which may be had at any of the local stations. KING TO BROADCAST ON CORONATION NIGHT. Sing George VI. will make history on Coronation Day, by being the first monarch to speak to his subjects in all parts of the world only a few ...
... \oveml»er. little ■ realising how soon the safety a human life would depend his swimming ability I and his plnek. B.IV POKTS The Coronation compotition, wliii open to all l»oys of i!i«‘ Bovs' Urinado, drew entries from far afield Toronto and Sydney. NSW aga’iist ...
... 8.8. POETS. The Coronation poem competition, which was open to all boys the Boys’ Brigade, drew entries from as far afield as Toronto and Sydney, N.S.W. The poems submitted reveal that our boys are imbued with the idea of world peace as the cause to which ...
... realising how soon the safety of a busman life would depend ea his swimming abihty sad his pluck. B.A. PORTS. —---- The Coronation poem competition, which was open to all boys of the Boys' Brigade, drew entries from as far afield as Toronto and Sydney ...
... nation’s rejoicing on the occasion of the Coronation Their Gracious Majesties King Georg© VI. and Queen Elizabeth. I have not the slightest doubt that thousands viaitors from the Empire in this country for the Coronation will be so impressed with their lesson ...