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... trust that we older people will not see another Coronation and that you schoolboys and School-girls will have attained a ripe manhood and womanhood before another takes the place of King George VI. Coronation day is day of rejoicing. I trust the events arranged ...
... THE CORONATION Splendour of the Ceremonial in Westminster Abbey Millions Gather in Empire’s Capital for Glittering Spectacle —Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth deeply stirred by the Empire’s Homage and Enthusiasm— The King’s Message SCENES ...
... THE CORONATION. • a a- King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Joyful Day in Portadown. Wonderful Tesamony of Love and Loyalty. Glorious Weather Favours Festivities. With deeply religious ceremonial and Best *axial topic-1. B. Fletcher; 2. James before a ...
... interesting talk on the historical aspect of the Coronation. This followed the singing of vow thee, country, the massed voices of the cliddren, after which prayer was offered by Rev. F. W. C. Wallace, M.A. Coronation Medals were distributed to the children by ...
... Sunday’s Coronation Services . On Sunda& throughout the length and breadth of the Empire preparation services for the Coronation of Their Majesties King Getgfe VI and his Royal Consort, Queen Elizabeth, were held in churches at which large congregations ...
... CORONATION OAKS PLANTED IN PUBLIC PARKS. SCENES OF LOYAL ENTHUSIASM “As a representative of Shankill Ward in the Corporation 1 deem it a great honour at being invited to perform the ceremony of planting a Coronation oak in Glenbank Park. The occasion ...
... where sports were held for the juveniles. Tea was served to the school children, each of whom got three George VI. pennies along with their Coronation mugs. A fancy-dress parade afterwards took place. Assembling at the Presbyterian Church Hall, the competitors ...
... in providing souvenir books descriptive of the lives of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth, Right Hon. Harry Mulholland did not forget the young people during the time he was at the Coronation in London, and to each the rural schools he sent a telegram ...
... , „ DOMINION TROOPS PARADE AT PALACE.-THE DOMINION AND COLONIAL CORONATION CONTINGENTS ON FRIDAY MARCHED FROM WELLINGTON BARRACKS TO BUCKINGHAM PALACE FOR THE. PRESENTATION OF CORONATION MEDALS BY THE KING. QUEEN ELIZABETH GREETING A MEMBER OF THE AUSTRALIAN ...
... providing souvenir books descriptive of the 11r4,1 of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth. Right Hon. Harry Nlidholland did not forget the young people during the time be was at the Coronation In London. and to each of the rural schools he sent a telegram ...
... ABBEY CEREMONIAL. Officers and boys everywhere rejoiced on Coronation Day, and we all wish their Majesties a long, prosperous and kaceful reign. We are all proud to know that we have King George VI. as our patron, and would assure his Majesty that he has ...
... ■- m*. ••■■» »W * wk, - Is^SKraKl •■%*k • -■*&, KING GEORGE VI AND QUEEN ELIZABETH WITH PRINCESS ELIZABETH AND PRINCESS MARGARET ROSE PHOTOGRAPHED AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE THEIR RETURN FROM THE CORONATION ■ . ...