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... crisis at Cathedral Mr. Ben Tillett addressed open meeting of Post-War Brotherhood at Central Hall. 14. —Proclamation of King George Vis Accession read from steps of Guildhall Town Clerk (Mr. F. J. Sparks), and Royal Salutes fired from batteries and ships. ...
... DB. LOVETT King George VI the greatest advance In national Christian devotion known to Bishop of Peterborough (Dr. Blagden) writes in the Peterborough Diocesan Leaflet: “The Coronation is not pomp or show; it is a religious ceremony throughout.” The Bishop ...
... new stamp Issues bearing the head of King George VI. At short notice Major Tyon will have to secure designs for two sets, for (according to The Yorkshire Post) while keeping to the plan for a special Coronation issue, he proposed to get the ordinary issue ...
... end of the year (1937), television will undoubtedly enable thousands of listeners and visitors to London to see the Coronation of George VI from an arm-chair. The best way to describe a television WHAT IT picture Is to compare it with a newspaper LOOKS LIKE ...
... failure, and prosperity will deservedly go elsewhere. CORONATION NAVAL REVIEW THE decision to hold a Naval Review at Spithead on May 20 will bring Portsmouth Into the limelight in connexion with the Coronation celebrations and should give the Southsea holiday ...
... thousand people, may be seen in London, for It is reported that number of them have been bought for use at the Coronation of King George VI. Reuter’s special correspondent states that well-informed circles believe that Prince Bernhard will be given the ...
... its appearance. It is significant of great events —and outstanding in a busy year will be the celebration of the Coronation of King George VI. It is also significant of greater rate burden —of spending rather than saving, judging by the glut of contemplated ...
... for a Coronation Dtirbar in Delhi, which King Edward VIII told the Houses of Parliament he might hold, are also being taken into consider, atlon by those responsible for CouH arrangements. .Meanwhile detailed plans for the actual Courts of Coronation year ...
... goods being removed and included in above. KING GEORGE AND CEDRIC OF WESSEX A LINK WITH 1,400 YEARS A link between King George VI and King Cedric, who ruled over Wessex more than 1,400 years ago, is referred to in the Constitutional Year Book for 1937 ...
... should be moved to organize society for the evangelization of the Indian inhabitants of New England.” And at the Coronation in May King George VI and his Queen will not be forgotten by those who still come to this little chapel in Ontario. ...
... the King intends to hold at Buckingham Palace during the season confirms the forecast that two would be held before the Coronation and others afterwards. But the announcement has a special significance. that it mentions only three Courts —two early In ...
... CORONATION YEAR YACHTING WILL THE KING FOLLOW FATHER’S EXAMPLE? Yachtsmen all over the country arc wondering if King George VI will follow the example of his father and take up the sport of yacht racing. The King does not own a racing yacht at present ...