... Loraine, who enact it. The principal events in Britain's history, com!,'elloing with Queen Victoria and carrying through to George VI., are unreeled; but the Picture does not string together news-reel Ousts already familiar to the public. Instead, after lengthy ...

... THE CORONATION AND RECALL TO RELIGION. To EDITOR. May we 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 cele brations may be a - widespread ...

... AN APPEAL The Royal Surgical Aid Society To celebrate the Coronation of His Majesty King George VI. the Royal Surgical Aid Society, of which His Majesty is the Patron. is invittrg special donations and offering double the number of letters in respect ...

... apparent, although it balances the Coronation Ring is rather heavy in treatment and compares unfavourably with that for the Core lbly ' ° WInK t 0 the Radical feelin over the Coronation of William IV., his King George VI., which is somewhat similar in design ...

... William 111. or Queen Anne. Mr. Speaker will drive in it across Parliament Square to Westminster Abbey for the Coronation of King George VI. -v ~Lj • ~ i _-p - - j' - ■’-■■ ■.• _' .',. ...

... the Lord Great Chamberlain. As this was a joint Coronation of two sovereigns, the King's regalia and the Queen s regalia were carried in the same part of the procession. A t the Coronation of George VI and Queen Eliza beth the procedure is, of course ...

... ittign The People of Paddington and Kensington send loyal greetings to Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on the occasion of their Coronation. It is the wish of every citizen that Their Majesties' reign may be long and happy. This is a ...

... Considerable sums of money have been spent in keeping the Coach in good repair, and it has been regilded for the Coronation of King George VI. ...

... OFFICE (at ',4 f 'f aScCSi coronation BANQUET, 1821): |BnBI 1 WHO DEPUTISED ms ' , j V. THE iilH' I CHAMPION IN THE } MR. FRANK DYMOKE, IN I9H, WITH THE STANDARD ELIZABETH; SIR 1 * \ ENGLAND, WHICH HE CARRIED AT THE CORONATIONS A, EDWARD DYMOKE .'V I 1 ...

... Coronation nights Coronation days . . . pomp and pageantry . . . Scarlet and gold and Royal purple a-flutter in the streets. Coronation nights . . . entertaining in the grand manner the lovely contrast of candlelit rooms. Tired eyes grow luminous and ...

... HE CORONATION SERVICE-ILLUSTRATED BY THE LAST TWO CEREMONIE a'T'HIS is the fashion of the Crowning of ,/j ■»- his Majesty King George VI. and her Majesty Queen in the people of the Realm meet their Sovereign and his Consort at the West Door of the Y advances ...

... ecclesiastic who is fulfilling the same duties at the Coronation of George VI. as he did at that of the King’s father, when he also carried the Paten. He also officiated at King Edward Vll.’s Coronation. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS May 8. 1937 HISTORY ON ...