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... CORONATION 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 widespread response to what the Archbishop of ...

... GUARDIAN CORONATION SUPPLEMENT ROYAL daughters lha Empire I Such might well be the designation of the two Princesses, and Margaret Rose, the children of King George ~VI and his Queen, Elizabeth. I ,!i v-f Mlizabeth, on the accession : r '.iilicr, became ...

... the ins S Ma)esty will wear these robes until the beginning of the Coronation ceremony, when the Lord Great Chamberlain will remove the crimson roho and tho Cap of State, and the Coronation vestments will be pot on. Each garment worn during the ceremony ...

... Holy Communion, 8.0 am. 10.30 ajn. Special Coronation Service. Preacher: REV. N. ROBINSON. B.Sc. 6.30 p.m. A Form of Prayer and Dedication being the Sunday before the Coronation of Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Preacher; REV. S. M ...

... persons who, while paying outward lip-service to the Coronation ritual, scoff at it privately. All bunk.L” they say. These people overlook one fact. The alleged bunk is as enduring as the hills. The Coronation ritual is one of the few things Which have survived ...

... pageantry, seen ■ ■ on ia: • occasions, has forced itself to the surface once more in connection with the Coronation of their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The County Town has assumed a more gay appearance than at any lime in us glorious ...

... Monarch KI.MJ GEORGE VI. is not I k- ly ever to sign his own ileath warrant; yet, said Bui'iiwl, the King of England would be compelled to do this ever the two Houses of Parliament BMiniously sent it up to him. s oiiservalion is often quoted as melancholy ...