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... commemoration of the Core and when the children of to-day ‘they would be able to sit under it ‘that it was planted at the Coron®— ‘King George VI. (Applause.) The Mayoress, in planting the gs pressed the pleasure it gave her to dO 4g said she hoped the King ...
... AST CLIFF CORONATION PARTY. The children of East Cliff, Dover, had their Coronation party on Whit-Monday. Each child was the recipient of a beaker and after tea the children had games, They were given ices presented by an unknown donor, a bag of sweets ...
... remember the occasion of the Coronation of their King and Queen. (Applause.) They shad seen three coronations, but they hoped ithat the reign of King George VI. would be a very long one, and that they would not ‘see another coronation in their time. The Mayor ...
... ‘VICTORIA ROW & BIGGIN GOURT | CORONATION TEA. The Victoria Row and Biggin Court Coro- nation tea took place in the hall in Victoria Row, kindly lent by Mr. W. Licence, and was presided over by the Rey. and Mrs, J. T. Todman. The children sat down to ...
... Margaret Rose b (Photo: Marcus Allen, London. THE KING AT THE MICROPHONE. at 8 pm. on Coronation Day, eagerly awaited and heard So well at VO\ THE KING AT DOVER. King George VI. at Dover, in 1923, when, as the Duke of York, he presented ne’ Colours to the Duke ...
... fair provided. The sports were continued after tea, during which the Coronation mugs were distributed to the children by Mrs, F. W. Lewis. The children also each received a George VI. penny, presented by Mr. Cecil Lines. In spite of inclement weather a ...
... et °n Thursday afternoon, to Beate the Coronation. It was given Whigy the 8nd D. Boyton, and Will be Wing inscription on a plate, ating it. to the railings sur- | of Kj, commemorate the Coron-'| Sayer and George VI, May 12th, 1937.’ The Boyton gave this ...
... The first breadcast of H.M, King George VI., as King, was well-received at Dover on Coronation night. The full text of his speech was:— It is with a very full heart that I speak to you to-night. Never before newly-crowned King been able to talk to all ...
... THE CINQUE PORTS BARCNS AT THE ABBEY, At the Coronation of King George VI. this week, at- Westminster Abbey, the time honoured association of the Cinque Ports was continued. Although statements have been made in the~London papers that their duties had ...
... Tapping- ton, Salisbury Rd., St. Margaret’s, * * * * An Indian carpet, specially made to com- memorate the Coronation of H.M. King George VI. is being shown in Messrs. H. Hart and Co.’s window in Snargate St. The carpet. is 12ft. by 10ft. and is valued ...