... Robb, J.P., it was unanimously resolved to send a telegram of congratulation to King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth on the occasion of their Majesties' Coronation. The ToWn Clerk (Mr. R. Maxwell Magill) intimated that he had received a letter from Councillor ...

... consist' with the Coronation spirit prevailing the whole of Ulster. The balconies be made the bearers of outstanding plays typical of the Empire, and d loyalty iaecentuatc all the atmosphere of so accumulated there will be a statt George VI., specially lent ...

... corrupted the world. Had the thought of last week's Coronation stirred them to action? asked Mr. Elliott. If not, he slid, the memory of another coronation 1.900 years ago would do so. Christ had His coronation, not in an abbey hallowed ty age and sacred memmles ...

... Spiritual Father Pope Pius XV with letters of greeting and congratulation your beloved Sovereign King George VI the happy occasion of has Coronation to share in the rejoicings of that great day when and his noble consort dedicated themselves to the service ...

... WHAT VISITORS WILL SEE. THE Royal Ulster Agricultural Society's coronation Year Show. which will be held on Wednesday. Thursday. Friday, and Saturday next week tit Balmoral, promises to he one of the most successful in the history of the Society and one ...

... Ministers and men and women specially interested in overseas folk and their problems. Coronation Echoes Ixindon proper, as apart from Mayfair, is still enjoying its Coronation celebrations, and the programme seems likely to last until the end of the month. ...

... Mr. Pat Magee, who rendered acceptably the Coronation music. The remainder of the evening was devoted sports and games. Coronation beakers filled with chocolates were provided for the children- The Coronation Emblem Day collection ii Glenarm and district ...

... TOOME Coronation Day at Dnneane. —Now here ! could Coronation Day have been celebrated with greater loyalty and enjoyment than in the historic district of Duneane. For weeks * past a local committee, along with tl.e Boys* Auxiliary, lua ...

... steps in the matter. Mr. Craig's reference to the chairman', receiving a Coronation medal was applauded by the members. Mr. Bell. replying, said everyone believed King George VI. was the right man in the right place. (Applause.) On the motion of Mr. Craig ...

... 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 ...

... said evemtlting was practically in madams' for UM KAMM. By 0, B. HONY. Now that there is a duty on imported the Society's Coronation Year Show. turkeys. turkey rearing Is undoubtedly which would open on May and continue more profitabk , than has been for ...