... QUEENS CORONATION SERVICE. On the red-letter dal• of the Coronation I was present at the united service in Queens Wesley Church. It was conducted by the resident Methodist minister, and the Cap of the Salvation Army, of the Church of England, a rev. gentleman ...

... the Coronation celebrations), the Mayor and Mr. Glubb walked to the lower end of the grounds and planted Coronation oaks. For this purpose they used special stainless steel spades hearing the following inscriptions: Borough cf Liskeard. Coronation of ...

... hour of crisis. At least, however, this Coronation anthem is apposite for inclusion in a music festival. held during the octave culminating in the Coronation of King George VI. There is, indeed, a distinct Coronation flavour about some of the music for this ...

... age and under in the parish received a Coronation mug at the hands of Mrs. G. Yenning (wife of the Chairman of St. Veep Parish Council, who gave the mugs). Each mug contained a shilling of the new King George VI. coinage. rind there is reason to believe ...

... have townspeople of all classes and shades of opinion joined together and worked for a single purpose so well. The Coronation of King George VI. as far as Liakeard is concerned, will always be reuleseberrd for this fact. ...

... NORTH CORNWALL NEWS. LOSTWITHIEL. The Mayor (Mr. W. T. Bassett) has • WANSBRIDGE. .a salver medal from the King in tiini the Coronation. • A 44444 Ilg the prize-winnees at Si. Nadeau* There was a very good attendants. The Mayor of lAsstwithiel. Mr. W. T. Das- ...

... bringing their prayers and thanksgiving. Preaching from the test. And they made him King. the Rector said that the Coronation of Kine George VI. was not only vital event in their history as a country and throughout the British Empire. tint millions of others ...