... white frock, with a blue sash, and in the last boat, four heralds in blue, silver and red uniforms represented the Coronation of King George VI. The whole pageant was very well done, the costumes charming and in keeping, and the commentator, Miss M. II Mallard ...

... UNEMPLOYED RECEIVE HALF-CROWNS To commemorate the Coronation, unemployed people on the register at Tonbridge received a George VI halfcrown on Tuesday. Any unemployed man or woman who has not yet received their half crowns should apply for them now. • ...

... behalf of the local committee of the Royal Surgical Aid Society? The scciety has decide.' ;4) celebrate the Coronation of His Majesty King George VI hy during the of May 40tly. eight letters for (war! reePived as it speecii Coronati,al 'donation, being ...

... them back many hundreds of year , and to the many Coronations which bail ' taken place on the very ?Attie spot. But. he said, that there had never been a time of more anxiety than when me 'King George VI. was emevned. In the Royal Box were Prince Gusto' ...

... forgotten that George VI and his Queen are being crowned and are dedicating themselves to the service of their people in pursuit of peace and social justice. It may safely said that all those under middle age are experiencing their first Coronation, and even ...

... feirtgounery; MclbouTne. Betty 'Thomson; Conyugbean. Ruby Borchee; boatmen, K. Brackett and Mrs A. H. Janes. _ Coronation of H.M. King George VI. — The Adult School; heralds, E. Coomber, S. Martin, A. Pilboain and A. Piper; boatmen, C. White and E. Taylor ...

... of the balconies and G R and the Royal arms in silver above the door. Tlie Corner Stores, on the corner of Preston Road Coronation window dressing: just beyond, on the oppodte side, Messrs. A. and F. S. Norton display bunting. Avebary Avenue Ole Rugby ...