... commodore of the Auphor Lino fleet and one of the best-known commanders the North Atlantic service, has received the King George VI. Coronation medal in recognition of his long association with the merchant navy. To many people unconnected with the sea. Captain ...

... persons who feel that the Coronation j could have taken place with less stirring iof excitement. They are disturbed by evidence here and there of the obtrusion of the commercial spirit, but no ceremony could be freer than the Coronation from unworthy motives ...

... CORONATION SERVICES Appropriate Pulpit References in Falkirk Churches In practically all the churches in Falkirk on Sunday last the services were appropriate to the Coronation. The pulpit discourses had special reference to the historic event and its ...

... CORONATION OF THE KING AND QUEEN ZEAL FOR PUBLIC SERVICE King George Vl.—Albert Frederick Arthur George—second son of the late King George V. and Queen Mary, was born at York Cottage, Sandringham, on December 14, 1895. when his parents were ■till Duke ...

... Tracy Myrna Loy LIBELLED LADY DONALD AND PLUTO ‘tf All Colour Cartoon Exclusive Film of THE CORONATION showing WITH SOUND the actual Crowning of H.M. King George VI. What’s on at THE CINEMA VaLKMRK^ T ...

... Scotland, a letter expressing the thanks of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth for the message of congratulation sent to their Majesties on behalf of the citizens of Falkirk on the occasion of their Coronation. The letter is in the following terms:— , , “I ...

... Avenue. A brass plate on the seat bears an inscription that the seat is a gift from the firm in commemoration of the Coronation of King George VI. EX-SERVICE MEN FOR ROYAL REVIEW —At a meeting of the Bo’ness branch of the British Legion, the following ex-Service ...

... plates, and mugs gifted by the Education Authority to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth. On Wednesday, the celebrations arranged by the Coronation Committee were held b» Anderson Public Park, where preparations had been ...

... the Coronation of Their Majesties King George VI. and yueen Elizabeth. 6;3O—EVENING WORSHIP. Preacher— The Rev. ALEXANDER FERGUSON, B.D. gAINT JAMES’ CHURCH. 11.15 and 6.30. Rev. T. M. LINKIE, M.A. At 11.15—Service connection with the CORONATION. gAI ...

... Provost Loney said that they w’ere met there that day as loyal subjects of their Majesties. King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth, to celebrate their Coronation, which had taken place at Westminster Abbey that forenoon. Continuing, Provost Loney said that ...

... “God Save the King.” After referring in detail to the ancient service connected with the Coronation, Rev. Mr Rodger proceeded to speak on the work done by King George VI. m connection with the Industrial Welfare Society, and the Duke of York’s camp, which ...

... new and brighter Falkirk with all its Coronation adornment reflects the measure of the townspeople’s enthusiasm over the great event of Wednesday next. With the rest of the country, they have taken King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth to their hearts, ...