... AT TWO CORONATIONS. It is inteiesting to note that the Mayor Exeter (Mr. A. Anstey), who will represent the City at the Coronation of their Majesties King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth was in charge of the contingent of the 4th Devons who attended the ...

... her long and serious illness. Both the Mayor and Mayoress took part in planting Coronation trees in Simmons Park. One is to known Queen Elizabeth, and the other George VI. Forestreet presented another animated spectacle during the two hours scheduled ...

... it with the Coronation one. His lordship appealed for extra halfholidav mark the visit. This the Headmaster smilingly granted. After the National Anthem had Ibeen sung the Bishop presented each boy with Coronation mug provided the Coronation Committee. ...

... An Exeter Firm's Display. Our picture is of tibe unique and striking Coronation decoration which drew much admiration in High-street, Exeter, last week, when it illustrated the fact that the well-known, old-established Furnishing House of Messrs. Mark ...

... Their Majesties the King and Queen On Wednesday, May 12th, the ceremony the Coronation of their Majesties King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth -will take place in Westminster Abbey. Representatives of all parte of the Empire will witness the historic ceremony ...

... WESTCOUNTRY AND HONOURS LIST. The list of honours connected with the Coronation of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth was awaited in the Westcountry generally and Devon in particular with special interest. The public seemed be more expectant than usual ...

... treet. London, E.C.4: is monthly), is a special Coronation number, and will be of particular Interest to Devonians, because i* n.eludes a large supplement devoted to the icrbay International Coronation Regatta. the supplement will be found a letter of ...

... slender, fair-haired young man, the heart of the whole Empire went out in loyalty and warm affection on Wednesday. At the Coronation ceremony in Westminster Abbey he stood for the whole idea] of monarchy and Imperialism. That ceremony, rich in pageantry ...

... Gazette. Established January, 1772. FRIDAY. MAY 21, 1937. Of all the functions and ceremonies which have attended the Coronation of King George VI., none has been more impressive than the great -Review- the Fleet at Spithead Ancl It was all the more interesting ...

... Between this Coronation and the last one an interval of about generation elapsed. The greatest social innovation in that period was probably the perfection of wireless. It was the General Strike that gave wireless its first leg-up, but the Coronation of King ...

... the Mayor and Corporation and public bodies attended service at St. Paul's Church Honiton, in preparation for the Coronation of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth. The special form service commended by the Archbishops was used, and an earnest address was ...

... Pageantry. REGAL DIGNITY AND SIMPLICITY. For those who witnessed it, whether in the streets or in the Abbey, King George Vl's coronation remains an imperishable memory. The enthralling pageantry of it, majestic and beautiful beyond belief, beggars all description ...