... THE last two weeks have been a whirl of pageantry, parties and personalities. In fact, it is difficult to put into words even a slight impression of the days and nights of pomp and gaiety. It has all been thrilling, exciting and rather breath-taking. Never again can the world call us dull dogs or say we take our pleasures sadly! Echoes of the Coronation are still being discussed, and ...

... THEIR MAJESTIES' DEPARTURE FOR THE NAVAL REVIEW THEIR MAJESTIES' ARRIVAL WITH THEM THE LORD MAYOR OF PORTSMOUTH THE CIVIC ADDRESS AT THE GUILDHALL. PORTSMOUTH Their Majesties' progress from Cosham Station to the Guildhall was marked by a tremendous outburst of enthusiasm all along the route, the cheering being quite unprecedented. At the Portsmouth Guildhall, Their Majesties were presented ...

... By GUARDRAIL EVERYTHING, including racing, has been entirely overshadowed by the Coronation, for which I gather the arrangements went off practically without a hitch, due to the untiring efforts of that keen supporter of racing, the Duke of Norfolk. May we be permitted to wish a long and happy reign to their Majesties and success to the Royal stable, the latter coupled with the name of Willie ...

... WITH SILENT FRIENDS By RICHARD KING The English Scene. WE may admire the monuments, but, within our heart of hearts, we love best the little things of life. In places, as well as in people. Mr. Baldwin for his pipe; Mr. Winston Churchill for his funny hats; the Queen's smile; the twisting, turning country lane rather than the magnificently new arterial road. For in reality, I suppose, the ...

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... By SERREFILE OWING to a Coronation Number of this paper inter vening, and the fact that these notes have to be delivered to an inexorable printer three days before the promised interesting happenings which were to have taken place at Hurlingham on Whit Monday (May 17), it may not be possible to do any more than refer to the results of the two important trial gallops otherwise than in a ...

... PETROL VAPOUR By JOHN OLIVER Crowd Work. DRIVING the other man's car is always a trying business, but it became unavoidable during the Coronation crush. Time after time it was necessary to provide for incom petents who came racing up behind when one was stopping for the lights, or who swirled and swerved about without apparently realising that the back of a motor-car when it is cornering does ...

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