... 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 ...

... in providing souvenir books descriptive 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 of the rural schools he sent a telegram ...

... the text, Ist Peter, chapter ii.. and part of the 17th verse“Honour the King,” Rev. Mr. Hill said the Coronation of his Gracious Majesty, King George VI., was an event which in its pageantry and circumstances should kindle a flame of patriotism and loyalty ...

... will be floodlit; there will be many festive events at Bellevue, and dances will help to make the celebration of the Coronation of George VI. unforgettable. ...

... THROUGHOUT ITS TWENTT-FOUB HOURS’ JOURNEY THE SUN WILL LOOK DOWN UPON A WORLD UNITING IN CELEBRATING THE CORONATION AT WESTMINSTER OF KING GEORGE VI. AND QUEEN ELIZABETH. From the self-governing Dominions down to the smallest dot red on the map the day ...

... “A GREAT KING.” Rev. R. S. Craig, in the course of his address, said: The Coronation Day has come and King George VI. goes to Westminster Abbey to receive from God his hallowing and his crown. In that venerable crowning place of kings there are gathered ...

... his people. Now, on Wednesday next. George VI. would receive the Crown and other symbols of Kingship and would be enthroned by the head of the Church, the Archbishop of Canterbury. George VI. was coming to his Coronation at a most critical time in the world's ...

... to perform the ceremony of planting a Coronation oak in Glenbank Park. The occasion is historic, having regard to the great ceremony going on in the heart of the Empire, where their Gracious Majesties King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth are being crowned ...

... The late King George's Jubilee was a proof of that, as was also the nation's deep sorrow at the death of the King. The Coronation which was about to take place was in itself a witness to the world that truth and justice, religion and piety were the surest ...

... CHILDREN ENTERTAINED TN NO OTHER PROVINCIAL CENTRE IN NORTHERN IRELAND, OR FOR THAT MATTER IN THE KINGDOM, WAS THE CORONATION OF KING GEORGE VI. AND QUEEN ELIZABETH MORE FITTINGLY OR MORE ENTHUSIASTICALLY OBSERVED THAN IN THE LOYAL TOWN OF BALLYMENA. THE ...

... this afternoon of inspecting the decorations put up by the employes of the three firms in celebration the Coronation of their Majesties King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth. The decorations at the Braidwater Mill, at the Phoenix Weaving Factory, and at Messrs ...