... GEORGE VI. Coronation, King and People. “Will you solemnly promise and swear govern the l>eoples . . according to their respeciivf laws and customs?” King's Oath to-day. Although our Monarchy stands above the personal occupant of the Throne, there will ...

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... GREAT CORONATION PARADE. A 12-year-old Leicester schoolboy had the honour of acting as a mace-bearer of the city at the religious service in the Town Hall-square, Leicester, yesterday Ho was Ronald Adcock, Beaumanor-road, pupil of the City Boys’ School ...

... CORONATION CELEBRATIONS IN NOTTINGHAM Huntingdon Central. iMWOrth Infants. blessed by the Rev. 0. I. I. Cushing, minister o f Parliament-street Methodist Church. Nottingham. , Guildford The Coronation celcbralions at the Guilford School look Ihe form ...

... Coronation Fatality at Matlock A Golden Wedding. Celebration by Arnold Couple. Their many friends and their grandchildren and great grandchildren will be sending congratulations tomorrow to Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Wartiam, of 18, High-street, Arnold, who are ...

... app.—Coronation King Osorgo VI. and Queen Elizabeth (National programme). 3.30 app.—Regional programme. 4.ls—Northern programme. NORTHERN OOSM/S C 440.1 Mtttmt 10.0—Time; Weather for farmers and shipping. 10.15 app.—Coronation of King George VI. and Quean ...

... Homage. BjO Hia Malastp the Ring. 06—Utarval. •■?»— Coronation I‘artj. o.6o— Newa. 10.15 ** Ye Tuneful Muses. 1046 —Foreign. I.o—Close Down. (Switch Down.) , «.0— Foreign. 10.0—Mldlend Regional; The Coronation. 3.30 —Records. 3.4s—The Theatre Organ. 4.lB— Harrogate ...

... order out of traffic chaos, and the last great rehearsal for the Coronation was over. Mrs. 0. BUI, of Slough, has rooolvsd an invitation to In tho Royal box wostminstsr Abbey en Coronation Day. Par nearly forty years Mrs. Bill was nurse in tho Royal household ...

... mass colour, and on Coronation night light will added the scheme, for many of the important buildings, public and private, will be floodlit. Both gas and electricity are being used for this pur- P ...

... patriotism ?” Another master, Mr. S. Taylor, spoke on the signfleanoe of the regalia used in the Coronation service The scholars were presented with the new George VI. sixpences and during the morning the school orchestra under the direction of Mr. 1,. S. Taylor ...

... Hutchinson lived at 5, Oldneldslreel, Leeds. Mails Coronation Plage. She was employed as a head r. ..cr by an Armley (Leeds) flag manufacturing firm, which had produced thousands flags for Coronation decorations. The others Involved in the accident are ...

... outstanding features of the reign of King George V. . . hoped that during the reign of King George VI.. the work of reconstruction In Palestine would completed. Coronation programme opened with Holy Communion at the Village Church, followed a church parade in ...