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... Gracious Majesty King George VI. May It please your Majesty. We the undersigned, on behalf the Lord and Tenants the Ancient Manorof Milton with Crooke. the County of York, humbly offer our respectful sod sincere congratulations the Coronation Your Majesty and ...
... mistress (Miss Llewellyn) of the Ket Laureate’s Coronation Ode. Hand somely bound souvenir boon. George VI.. King and Emperor, were presented to each scholar by Miss Llewellyn. The was fll^ l^.S^sS rae provided by the glrh themselrre. The whole school assembled ...
... LOW MOOR. THE SCHOOL ON CORONATION DAY.— Amidst some excitement, the Mayor and Mayoress greeted the children In the decorated schoolroom, and commented upon the banner of loyal wishes to Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. After puppet ...
... Taylor. Borough Traasurer, attended to present the boys and girls their Coronation souvenirs. me Headmaster. Mr. Laurence Hardy, had chosen for the souvenir the book George VI.. King and Emperor, which he had had mounted an attractive blue cover on ...
... PALLADIUM. One gain* »n excellent We* ol the magnlOcence of the Coronation pageantry from the film which thawing at the Palladium this week and of the actual crowning of King George VI the CantertH^ In addition, there » particularly good. Von* Qleture ...
... screen all its natural beauty. Another especial attractlon all the week will be the pictorial record the Coronation Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, with all Ita magnificent pageantry. ...
... monarch for a little leas than twelve months. King George VI. too has been strictly and legally King since the second week In December last Borne Kings the past have wished dispense with the Coronation ceremony a needless, ana expensive luxury. It not ...
... wlnd-np of Clltheroe’s Coronation festivities In which the old borough entered In a characteristically traditional manner. The Pageant was repeated on Saturday afternoon before an audience of about the same dimensions as that of Coronation day. Thus 12.000 ...
... events. GUTS AND raiZES. Erery resident of Ortndleton wss freeman of the village on Wednesday despite the cold weather, the Coronation celebrations were carried through without modlflratkw. _ Tty decorations In the village had raftered. w^TvifiSS^-^f^ was ...