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... Coronation: King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. THE followi*K the . Time Table of the Festivities for the Celebration of the Coronation in the Burgh ct Milngavie : CORONATIO* DAY. 9.45 —Joint Service in St. Paul's Church. 2.3o— Procession of School Children ...
... CORONATION of KING GEORGE VI. and QUEEN ELIZABETH. GREAT REJOICINGS AT BEARSDEN AND MILNGAVIE. MILNGAVIE SCHOOLS MEDAL CEREMONY. GIFT OF SCHOOL FLAG BY Mr. F. A. B. PRESTON. IMPRESSIVE RELIGIOUS SERVICES. SPORTS, BONFIRES, AND FIREWORKS DISPLAYS. THE ...
... CORONATION TREES. PLANTING CEREMONY IN MILNGAVIE PARK. The concluding ceremony in connection with Milngavie Town Council’s programme for celebrating the Coronation of King George VI, and Queen Elisabeth took place at the new portion of the Public Park ...
... CORONATION AFTERMATH. The tumult and the shouting dies. The sacerdotal incantations Westminster Abtx are over. Tlw Hoast Heraldn,- and Pomp of Power have lone homage to their new Overlord. Through avenues humble Jol ...
... Knightswood Unionists. WHIST DRIVE AND DANCE. The Knightswood I'nionists held a Coronation whist ...
... ' The Coronation was a rare thing. He did not think there was anybody round that ring who had seen more than two Coronations. He could not bounce about more than two himself, but those two were great events. He thought of King Edward's Coronation. Cnf ...
... the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII ). While many people would lessen fuss and show, such as obviously touch the Coronation proceedings, many more desire displays of pomp and ceremonial. They rush wherever the King. Queen. Princes, and Princesses ...