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... scattering at his coronation he should have insisted that he should know exactly who the recipients were to be. Sir Robert reports that the public has bought 167,107 official commemorative medals in connexion with the Coronation of King George VI., including ...
... Morpeth (Alderman W. S. and Mrs Sanderson) by members of the Town's Coronation Committee in commemoration of their services on the occasion of the Coronation of Their Majesties King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth, May 12th, 1937. Surmounted by the Coat-of-Arms ...
... limited time available. Referring to the Coronation medals, he comments that at the Abbey in May no' medals were thrown among the privileged spectator as The princely largess or donative of King George VI. The last OURS= on which this ancient custom ...
... the life—the eye during the latter years of his life—the wedding of the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina and the Coronation of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth. For his services at the marriage ceremony King George V. honoured him with the insignia of ...
... one of their own members presented to the city. The trees were planted by the Luncheon Club to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI., and included one English oak and an assortment of flowering red hawthorns and cherries. The club had asked the ...
... the planting of treesk commemorate the Coronation of George VI. This is all to the good, bu could not the authorities do to preserve existing trees, which in probability were planted to cony some previous Coronation or Jul:4w At the present moment boys ...
... LAST CHRISTMAS DAY BROADCAST? King George VI., seated alone in his study on the ground door at Sandringham House, broadcast his Christmas Day message of greeting to the Empire—end the yrorld listened. Simple dignity and sincerity were the keynote of his ...
... had Leopol last been boat to Royalty at the Foreign King George VI., and King Leopold t d o rs t v h s e to r g e e r t e h l e o r n frOoinfAceB,wkhinedrehalilmr Palate Office during the Coronation festivities, A motor-coach, in which the Worcester I th ...
... connected with the death of one Monarch; two Accessions—those of King Edward VIII. and King George VI. —as well as the former's Abdication and the latter's Coronation. Very considerable alteration has con-' sequently occurred in the relative rank and precedence ...
... responsibility for the publication. Numerous inquiries had been made but he had failed to find the source of the leakage. The Coroner (Mr David Hughes) : 1 have heard a, rumour that he was to be censured on the Friday 2-1 know nothing about that. All that ...