... Kane George VI. Coronation Scholarship n £ bodies of the Royal Academy »' & Unce that the has been ° Ve the foundation of a music ti v nemorating Coronation year. e free musical education in the curriculum for a period of two ik ' s - The first competition ...

... KING GEORGE VI. IN CORONATION ROBES Messrs Frost and Reed, the picture experts and fine art publishers, of 10, Clare Street, Bristol, have just published the print state of their reproduction of the portrait of King George VI. in Coronation robes by John ...

... was frequently commended by the magistrates for his good walk. He holds the Police Good Service Medal and the King George VI. Coronation Medal. Sergeant Baker joined the Force in April 1913. After serving ip C and B Divisions he was transferred to A Division ...

... brought in investments totalling the splendid sum of £7.025. Gifts from Rotarians and friends included a set of King George VI. Coronation coins, string of onion?, turkey, bottles of champagne and liqueur whisky, pictures, cigars, cigarettes, roll of cloth ...

... set of 120 unused halfpenny King George VI. South African Coronation stamps. Lot 2.—A set of 120 penny King George VI. South African Coronation stamps. Lot 3. —Three King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth Ascension ...

... BURNHAM - ON - SEA WAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL New Wing to Commemorate King George VI. s Coronation OPENED BY LORD BATH to commemorate the Corona- tion of King George VI., a new wing at the Burnham-on-Sea War Memorial Hos J pital was opened yesterday afternoon ...

... Telephone 3139 Bath. BRISTOL, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1937 Now at last the Coronation so eagerly anticipated is an accomplished fact. History will record that on May 12, 1937, King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth were solemnly crowned and consecrated in Westminster ...

... ETHIOPIA AND THE CORONATION Italy Waits Before Deciding It was stated by the Ethiopian Legation, yusterday, that the invitation send representative the Coronation of King George VI. Has been received the Emperor of Ethiopia, and the representative whom ...

... to receive—or for that matter desires to receive. As he drives this morning through the exultirfg streets to his Coronation King George VI. will be under no illusion regarding the heavy service to which he is being dedicated with all the solemnity of ancient ...

... COINS FOR CORONATION King Sitting to Mint Modellers 'T'HE King, it was learned yesterday, has given a sitting to Mr Percy Metcalfe and Mr T. H. Paget, portrait modellers to the • Royal Mint, who are preparing the p>que for the new George VI. coinage. ...

... EMPIRE'S CORONATION TREES Unique Record for the King The Record of all tree planting and other schemes undertaken throughout the Empire in honour of the King's Coronation was 3'esterday handed the Queen, for presentation to the King, to whom it now belongs ...

... CORONATION MEMENTO AT MELLS p. M- a, A Cornish oak. the ift 'rkndsons. 'f}\ was planted by her two on the L and Mr W. A - s Green. Mells, y -t & memento of the ° ro „ present 1 There was large Corner, who ceremony, including Lady t0 brief address. . ...