... AT an ',quest on Henry George Vi'hatcltarn, native of Southampton, • North Woolerieh white , was asked, - Did the deceased suffer from deliri.mi tremens ' Witness—No. he lived en a barge, and had no ale for 'em. The Coroner—Di you kr ow whet D.T.'s ...

... been declared public holiday in New Zealand, Canada, and some other parts of the Empire. In South Africa the accession of George VI. will proclaimed to-day, but public holiday will be declared. a joint amt CIRCULAR. ABDICATION AND ACCESSION The end King ...

... with the accession until the Coronation. kßtsr the amp King well and could tell the Houas, 11 they did not know that would endear hi—elf hie people la hie raaemhlaaoe la nhsrertsr disposition of mlad to hie father. Slag George VI. would devote hi—elf to hie ...

... Gilliland. R.X.V.R., offering two young specimen oak trees to plant*d in Brooke Park in commemoraJion of the Coronation his Majesty King George VI. Don't forget that niicbtly do** of Bile Bean* help Oyoa and do real JnMioe to the plum turkeys and mince Bile ...

... the populace to give Three cheers for his Most Gracious Majesty King George VI.” The cheering being concluded, the guard of honour will give Royal salute to his Majesty King George VI., and the band will play the National Anthem ...

... Frank ('•illiUnd. K.N.V.K.. for the offer of two oaU trees to be planted to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI., and the matter wa« referred to the Coronation Committee of the Corporation. The pupiU of Ardmore P.E. School dreteed for the «inual Christmas ...

... strongest ties of loyalty, look forward with keen anticipation to the rejoicings consequent upon the forthcoming Coronation of his Majesty King George VI. and Queen Kliiaboth, and enter together the now reign in the eonfldont belief that the British Bmptn will ...

... secretaryship. Captain J. T. E. Miller, solicitor, was appointed Londonderry City Coroner in succession to the late Mr. John Tracy, and Mr. G. D. Scott, solicitor, Deputy- Coroner. Dr. G. B. McCaul. M.C., Milltown Lodge, Londonderry, was returned as member ...

... King Oeorge's Coronation. Come along, then, all wake np: Hurry to the station. Fill your glass and drink toast: Hurrah (or the Coronation! We are happy, are glad; There’s joy in every nation. Everybody is welcome here To see the Coronation. Let us be the ...

... King to Broadcast On Evening of Coronation Day. Plans (or Celebrations. Period of Eleven Weeks Covered. Details of the Coronation celebrations, approved by the King, covering a period of eleven weeks, were officially announced yesterday. A glittering ...

... £24,481, as compared with £34,768 for the current period. The sura to be expended in connection with the Coronation of their Majesties King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth is put down at £11,900; plant decorations, &c., at the City Hall, £290, and music ...

... Duke of Windsor. Anglican Primate’s Reference. The Coming Coronation. Convocation’s Address to King George VI. The Archbishop of Canteitmry, speaking in the Upper House of Convocation yesterday, said:— It is only year ago at this very time since Convocation ...