... responsibilifies of its leaders as being bound np in the life of the nation, which at this time was centred on the Coronation of King George VI ...

... MEETING Programme includes The Coronation Race 'V for ‘‘Star” Gold Trophy (Handicap) World’s Cars capable of of mph over and Famous Drivers Mr John R Cobb in his Napier-Railton competing Mountain Challenge Trophy Coronation Mountain Handicap 130 pm Admission ...

... best and largest•seen in ;he town. Judges' awards were:— Fancy dress, children under 10.- 1, Donald Brown (Coronation beaker); 2, Joan Lunn (Coronation sandwich); 3, Doreen Seymour (British goods); consolations, .1. Plumley (page boy), Joyce Bowes (No More ...

... Milford-rot-Sea. who even exeeeded Jubilee effort. \lr. Trotter also entertained a small Coronation night party. at the vilests drank to the of King George VI. and Qtte.n Elizabeth. Another brilliantly lighted private li, me was that of Mr. and Mrs. ...

... CORONATION CELEBRATIONS IN THANET. SCENES OF,_ GREAT REJOICING. Children and Older People Entertained.—Sports and Festivities.—Carnivals.—Bonfires.—Fireworks. THE Coronation of HO blajsety George VI. and Her Majesty a at Abbey es Wednesday celebrated ...

... George and Queen Elizabeth. She also unveiled a tablet commemorating the planting of the tree in honour of the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, . A 4* The reason this particular tree, the only one of its kind the park, was chosen, is ...

... when, on Monday afternoon, they presented souvenirs of the Coronation to the children of both Schools KING'S CORONATION MEDAL Awarded To Council Chairman and Town Clerk The King's Coronation medal for special services in connection with the great event ...

... THE CORONATION-AND AFTER NOW U>at the Coronation Is over, and once again ere able to settle down to the every day a flairs of life. become* us all take stock ourselves and to decide If after all our part the new reign end with celebrations in which we ...

... country has seen many j wonderful coronation pageants and ceremonies in its' long history That of King Charles -II nearly two and a half centuries CORONATION HONOURS So far as Surrey concerted bestowal of Coronation honours will with sincere approbation ...

... SPENCER'S etc of Station-road All orders for and will receive attention CORONATION FESTIVITY HORSLEY TOWERS the of Misses Maqle Isaacson who permitted the use Horsley Towers Coronation festivities not affected by weather as they been gramme carried out grou ...

... LONG LIVE THEIR MAJESTIES KING GEORGE VI. AND QUEEN ELIZABETH. ure to the multitudes taking that I route. Many availed themselves of the opportunities of hearing the King's broadcast speech, which it is generally acknowledged was excellent in both delivery ...

... understand the why and wherefore of all things. The word Coronation' means Crowning, that is. putting a topstone on a great symbolic action or building, the placing upon the heads of our new King George VI and Queen Elisabeth, the new crowns, never before used ...