... 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 ...

... secretair. seconded, and the vote was passed with acclamation. THE CORONATION BROADCAST. Moat residents who have radio sets pat home listen the broadcast coiwnenfary ...

... CODNOR CO. C.L.B. CORONATION CELEBRATION. Waingroves Institute presented a delightful scene on Saturday evening, when the Codnor Company, Church Lads' Brigade, celebrated in its own special way the Coronation of H.M. Ring George VI. and H.M. Queen Elizabeth ...

... entirely of a Coronation nature. An appropriate sermon was preached by the Rev. W. W. Foote. B.A. Hie praise service concluded with the National Anthem, Mi«- liat* rcrgtwtt at the otpo. UPPERLANDB. TOKRMORE. The decorations (or the Coronation in . Not for ...

... happened, and stale Rur» Council:, should bring forward provide lunds meet under this hind future roads their own control. Coronation Celebration*. Ur. Knox Browne m° v « . resolution passed at the authorising the County Surveyor pend the sum £lOO on the ...

... MID-ULSTER MAIL. SATURDAY. MAY 20. 1087. Tyrone County Council on Monday amt telegram of congratulation His Majesty King George VI.. and the Mr. Rowley Elliott. MJ>, of Coogh. received the following admowi~ ...