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... that there is to be a president of Eire who is to take precedence over all other persons in the State. By this device King George VI.. it will be noted, is effect deposed, and as fact his name is never once mentioned. TO-DAY’S RACING SELECTIONS. Hurst Park ...
... SEE HOW THEY GO. One of the Canadian George VI. coins, it is stated, will have an Indian on it. When I mentioned this to a friend he said, Of course. The vanishing race. I hear they are thinking of adopting the design for our pound notes..—Peter Simple ...
... melodrama. MOTORING JOURNAL’S CORONATION NUMBER The oldest of the motoring journals, The Autocar,” which was founded in 1895, the year in which King George VI was born, is celebrating the Coronation with a special issue. This Coronation number, now on sale, is ...
... THE CORONATION To the Editor of the \orthem Whig. Sir,—Moy we be permitted to express in your columns what is in lire hearts multitudes of Christian people at this Coronation season? It is that the sequel to the Coronation celebrations may he a widespread ...
... A CORONATION PRAYER. Sir.—May we be permitted to express in your column what is in the hearts of multitudes of Christian people at this Coronation season' It is that the sequel to the Coronation celebrations may be a widespread response to what the Archbishop ...
... —Yours, &c., J. D. THE CORONATION To the Editor of Beirut Sir—May be permitted to express in your columns what is in the hearts of multitudes of Christian people at this Coronation season? It is that the sequel to the Coronation celebrations may be a ...
... THE CORONATION To tho Editor of Bolfait N«w«-Lotter. Sir—May we be permitted to express in your columns what is In tho hearts of multitudes of Christian people at this Coronation season? It is that the sequel to tho Coronation celebrations may be a widespread ...
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... (J. Dines), 100-7, Higgs. 3-50— AT,0N plate ot 1.000 sovs. (Including a piece plate value 60 to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI.): second to receive 100 aove., and third sove. Six furlongs and eight yards. * Ehalfleet 6 (Mai Walker) H Leader ...
... common fo!', fear, an earthquake shock was felt as • Coronation was in progress. Charles than his share of bad omens, an his reign ended in violence. In more recent times the most ommoi: , Coronation was that of George IV. H. Queen, who was accompanied ...
... BRILLIANT SCENE KING GEORGE VI and Queen Elizabeth held the first Court of their reign at Buckingham Palace last night. It was a scene of splendour, nearly 200 debutantes of Coronation year made their curtsies in the great white and gold Throne Room. ...
... played the Prelates to the coronation chain, regalia, and vestments. The coronation of the late King and Queen Mary is described the concluding chapter. Royal Cavalcade is the title of The Coronation Book of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth. by E ...