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... by the choir, and as a finale the Dean cried Thus the citizens of Liverpool acclaim the Sovereign Majesty of George VI. on his Coronation ay, giving thanks to God, unto whom be all praise and honour. All then sang the hymn Praise God From Whom All ...
... CORONATION CELEBRATIONS Although not included In the original programme of our Liverpool Coronation 'celebrations, some 130.000 boys and girls of the elementary schools will be provided with their own special festivities, which will take the form of tea ...
... the Holy Ghost celebrated this morning on the Cathedral site, Brownlow Hill, in thanksgiving for the Coronation of our Sovereign Lord, King George VI., and his Queen Elizabeth, and to implore the Divine blessing on his reign, to quote the opening phrase ...
... pee- The Coronation is • great religious 'tonality, to revive the drooping life of event. it is that er it is e the Linnet-lane church, and although meaningless nothing. We know the this has made heavy demands on mind spirit in which Kite George VI and his ...
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... it would give no account of the Coronation. I'LL HAVE YOU - We could give over the microphone, the announcer is quoted as saying. the details of the ceremony of the Coronation of the new King of England. George VI., but we do not want to give it because ...
... special Coronation dishes, among them Boiled Salmon George VI. Supreme of Capon Elizabeth, and Margaret Rose Dainties, was written in English instead of French (which puzzles so many of us!). and the card itself was decorated with Coronation emblems ...
... With manifestations of loyalty and affection of the millions of their subjects throughout the world, their Majesties, King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth. were crowned in Westminster Abbey, to-day. The scene in the Abbey was the most glittering in the Empire's ...
... She went to endless trouble over the furnishing of the new Nurses' Home—the foundation stone of which was laid by Kiln George VI. and Queen Elizabeth on their first visit to Liverpool as Duke and Duchess of York just atter their_ marriage--and made sueh ...
... be true. I'll take Winnie. Wafer and Winnie at the Coronation I' Every endeavour will be made to gore a strict account this wonderful visit next week. few days the Coronation of his Majesty George VI aim her Majesty Queen Elizabeth will take place? I ...
... hereditary. • • • Crawls Of °titer Days London crowds were not always so orderly and good-humoured as they are to-day. Of the Coronation Day of George 111. we read that:— As soon u it was daybreak the nobility and gentry began to arrive in coaches and sedan ...
... Dillereat Mood Well, much water has flowed under London Bridge since 1897. Much water has flowed, and alas, touch blood. The Coronation crowds are in • very different mood from those who watched the Jubilee procession. In the firPt place, the old confidence ...