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... service in St Giles' Cathedral , for the purpose of voting an address of congratulation to His Majesty King George VI on the occasion of the Coronation of His Majesty and Queen Elizabeth . ¦ The proceedings were brief , and the * motion was , carried with ...
... AND PICTURES No event in or out of France has ever monopolised such space in ihe Paris evening papers as did the Coronation of King George VI ( adds Reuter . ) Out of 20 pages in the Paris-Soir , 8 y > were devoted to pictures and reports of the great event ...
... little town of Coronation , so named for the Coronation of King George V , sent a message to the King . - The local post office cancelled hundreds of letters from philatelists . For Indians at Aieri Bay ( British Columbia ) the Coronation ushered In ten ...
... Rome-Berlin Axis , Germany took a keen interest in the Coronation , and the ceremony was relayed by German wireless stations . Pictures of Their Majesties and long reports describing Coronation scenes in London appeared in the newspapers ,- and the ...
... ram ; local thunder ; local morning fog ; rather cool . - ( p , 7 . ) THE CORONATION London Special correspondents ^ describe the scenes m Westminster Abbey during the Coronation , in the Annexe on the . route of the procession , and on the return Q to ...
... themselves • out lo view once more the extendecoratjons . and large numbers from outlying districts kept arriving . CORONATION SERVICES ^ e Coronation was officially oele' -. te . in Ihe city by a service at St Giles ' uri • . in which assembled representa-, ...
... MR ; BALDWIN'S , MESSAGE In a programme of homage and devo tion ~ to King Georges VI and ; • Queer Elizabeth broadcast before His ' Majesty : message to the Empire ( printed on Page 8 ) ,. th eleaders of the Pominions anc Colonies co-opefated in messages ...
... the Abbey , the King ' s Coronation to-day has a far-deeper significance than any that has preceded it . ; - ¦ ' . . . Cynics will say that all great Court ceremonies in this country arejthe same At Queen Victoria ' s Coronation the doors of the Abbey were ...
... of Edinburgh . —who were the guests or the Corporation at a luncheon in the Waverley Market—will remember the Coronation Day of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth as one of the happiest and brightest days in their somewhat drab and colourless lives . These ...