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... MAY 18. 1937. Coroiiatloß. Message to Empire Roman Catholics. “Disagreements Must be Put Aside.” The Papal Envoy to the Coronation of King George, Monsignor Pizzardo, delivered the following to the Catholics of the British Empire in Westminster Cathedral ...
... Monarch, and will serve to cement Danish-American relations. —Reuter. CORONATION SERVICE AT ASSEMBLY HALL A service thanksgiving for the Coronation of their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth will be held in the Assembly Hall, Belfast, tomorrow ...
... features in this great building will be the first imposing statue of the Royal reign, magnificent statue of his Majesty King George VI., resplendent in the robes the Garter. The work of Sir William Reid Dick., K.C.V.0., R.A., it is being erected the balcony ...
... odmissinn ot liability. Premier of Tasmania. Mr Offiivie Premier of Tasmania, who arrived in I .(melon for the Coronation of King George VI.. has close tamdy ennm, -lions with Meath, his mother, -Miss Mag.- being ntive of Navan; Mr. with his daughter ...
... 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 ...
... g fellowcitizens on the wonderful success which crowned their efforts suitably to celebrate the Coronation of their most gracious Majesties King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth. This achievement could only have been attained the harmonious cooperation ...
... entirely of a Coronation nature. An appropriate sermon was preached by the Rev. W. W. Foote. B.A. Hie praise service concluded with the National Anthem, Mi«- liat* rcrgtwtt at the otpo. UPPERLANDB. TOKRMORE. The decorations (or the Coronation in . Not for ...
... meeting of the Rough Play Committee. before he became head of the Anglican Lardy was sent oft fur using abusive Church. King George VI. was a deeply language to the referee. and truly religious men, just as be • • • to-day. I want to commend the action these ...
... and amidst the roaring of hundreds of guns and the cheers of a million people lined along the shores at Spithead, King George VI. reviewed his Fleet. Wearing the full-dress uniform of Admiral of the Fleet, the King stood on the open deck of the Royal ...
... is to be set down to the individual character of those who are the temporary inheritors of an immemorial tradition. King George VI. and Queen Elisabeth have won the loyalty and affection of the people, not merely as symbolical personalities, but, so to ...
... HOPES. It was a happy coincidence that the Imperial Conference should have met in London immediately after the Coronation of King George VI., for the importance of the Crown as a living link between the different parts of the British Empire was never ...
... equal membership as a sovereign State of the British Commonwealth, and long as such membership continues recognises King George VI. and his successors at law as King of Ireland.” In Article 6, which says that Eire' is a sovereign, independent, democratic ...