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... THE CORONATION Only a few days remain till the great event to which the whole of the British Empire, indeed the world, is looking forward with keen interest—the Coronation of Kit g George VI and his consort, Queen Elizabeth, in the historic Abbey of ...
... IN CORONATION HONOURS LIST MISS MARGARET HANSON RECEIVES THE M.S.B. CHIEF interest in the local names appearing in the Coronation Honours List published on Tuesday centred in that of Sir John Siddeley, of Crackley Hall, Kenilworth, who has been created ...
... COVENTRY AND A PAST CORONATION By William Bennett HUNDREDS of thousands of visitors thronged London's streets for the Coronation of King George VI. To mark this memorable occasion, celebrations were held in every or nearly every town and village and ...
... CORONATION OF KING GEORGE THE SIXTH allowed to go on the platform for presentation to their Royal Highnesses. and all went well uutil one old costerwoman, overcome by her admiration for the Duke, kissed him soundly on both cheeks, to the consternation ...
... contains the following principal features:— Details of the Coronation Processions with a pictorial map drawn specially for the programme by MacDonald Gill. Special photographs of King George VI, Queen Elisabeth, Queen Mary, the Duke of Gloucester. the ...
... you see in the picture), ring a peal in honour of the Coronation of Bing George VI, they will establish the remarkable record of having ruyg similar peals on the same bells at . three Coronations and three Royal Jubilees. As young men they rang areal ...
... the Coronation of King George VI on Wednesday next, May 12, has now been published, and from the details which we give on this page it will be seen that they are of a comprehensive character. In the planning of the celebrations the local Coronation Committees ...
... description of the actual Coronation ceremony in Westminster Abbey. The souvenir programme. which has been compiled by the Coventry Development Officer (Mr. James Taylor) is on sale at sixpence a copy. Coronation Air Display THE. Coronation celebrations in Coventry ...
... from one of the Coventry Colliery Directors, saying they are building a house for the nurse in remembrance of the Coronation of King George VI. to be let at a nominal rent of .CI per annum, the Directors paying rates and taxed. A hearty vote of thanks was ...
... the chief organiser of the event, Mrs. Smith, of Tile Hill Post Office. On leaving, each child received a Coronation mug. sweets, and • George VI penny. The Workers' Committee consisted of Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bates, and Messrs. Smith, Powers, Tommy, Mc- Aleese ...
... deep solemnity, accompanied by brilliant pageantry handed down and perfected through centuries of British history, King George VI and his Queen were crowned in Westminster Abbey on Wednesday. Never before has the nation and the British Commonwealth of ...
... sympathy and hope for your speedy recovery. They particularly regret your enforced absence from the annual meeting in the Coronation year. The report, as you are aware, indicates that the past season has been the most successful in the history of the Trust ...