... ancient for-1 tress of Portsmouth for his crowning victory at Trafalgar, will surely hover over Spithead during the great Coronation Review of the British Fleet by the King, to-morrow. . Victory’s anchor stands an everlasting memorial to the great Admiral ...

... the Henry I The Coronation of Henry I was performed very hurriedly on the fourth day after the death of Rufus (August 5. 1100). In every respect the forms of his Coronation were the same as those of the Saxon kings. Stephen The Coronation of Stephen on ...

... morning, and procession children through the streets to the Cathedral formed the first part of the Coronation Day observances. CITY DRAPERS AND FURNISHERS Coronation Ball The Portsmouth and District Drapers’ Association and the local branch of the Furnishing ...

... feasible. SENTIMENT 'JTHE majority of the Peeresses attend- ing the Coronation ceremony are substituting elaborate evening dresses for the petticoats traditionally worn beneath Coronation robes. Their decision is practical, because the gowns, without the ...

... be humbly proud that King and Country has passed through a trying period with royal dignity and quiet restraint, Coronation King George VI. opens a new chapter in our history. It -s pregnant with possibilities. King and people in this solemn service renew ...

... as well that we shoulo square up to this to-day. The Coronation facade of Imposing splendour is in itself an indirect attempt to consolidate the December-damaged monarchical structure to set George VI, in the minds of bis people, securely on the course ...

... have since bestirred themselves and now have a more festive appearance. The children, it may be, will remember the Coronation of King George VI more by what their eyes see just now than by anything else; it will be something they will tell their children ...

... little Princesses —Elirabeth and with rapturous wonderment then Le (Was* W n,. .he e.e. .he ve.., “ .h',. h» .he history of Coronations down the ages. , . ~ ; n The fervent prayer was taken up by that immeasurably wider congregat.on the world outs.de, countless ...

... bonus paid last year, and Is partly a recognition of the slightly higher profits earned and partly to mark the Coronation of H.M. King George VI. I now have pleasure In moving that the Balance Sheet and the Profit and Loss Account, as audited by Frank Brown ...

... reviewed his fleet at Spithead. and 160 warships are new berthed in the Solent Have vou secured your sour cnir copy of the Coronation Haval Review Record'.' If not, you would be advised to without delay, the number printed diminishes * each aay. your friends ...

... PUBLICITY Charge of Bigamy King George VI brings back memories to Queen Victoria’s Jubilee Naval Review of 1887, while serving on H.M.S. Active, which with three other ships, H.M.S. Volage, Rover, and Calypeo, formed the Training Squadron for boys, under ...