... declares its free and equal membership as a Sovereign Stall ol the British Commonwealth of Nations, and recognises King George VI. as King of Ireland.' Mr. Mac Dermot said Sir Edward Catson in his old age was reported to have confessed to a London peiice ...

... the safest in the whole country, and nothing had been left undone to ensure the safety of the course. By direction of the Coroner, the jury returned a verdict in accordance with the medical evidence that death was due to injuries reecived. and sympathy ...

... amazing and truly astounding refusal of the British Home Office, through its titular head, Sir John Simon, to submit to King George VI. an address of loyalty in which the Hierarchy of England and Wales have reaffirmed their allegiance to the British Throne ...

... any steps in the matter. Mr. Craig's reference to the chairman receiving a Coronation medal was applauded bv 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 ...

... of the Coronation of His Majesty King George VI of Greet Britain, Ireland, and the Dominions beyond the seas. There must be a still greater number of loyalist• In that country which officially hates England and the Sans of England. The Coronation news reels ...

... Small, deputy chairman, referred to the honour which had been bestowed upon the Chairman in receiving a Coronation amedal from His Majesty. King George Vi. Several members added to Mr. Binali's congratulatory remarks, and Mr. Jamison, in reply, said that ...

... tells that from George 111. to George VI.: We have reigned as long as this —George 111., George IV., William IV., Victoria, Edward VII., George V., Edward VIII., George V 1.,” a happy point to drive home in this Coronation Year. The book, as a whole, i« ...

... AND QUEEN ON BOARD, LEFT PORTSMOUTH DOCKYARD AT 3-5 MAY 20 TO BEGIN THE REVIEW OF THE FLEET. PORTSMOUTH. Thursday. King George VI., who 21 years ago was a young sub-lieutenant In one nis lather’s ships at the Battle ot Jutland, to-day. newly crowned, ...

... Frank Robb, J.P., it was unanimously resolved to send a telegram of congratulation 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 ...

... MID-ULSTER MAIL. SATURDAY. MAY 20. 1087. Tyrone County Council on Monday amt telegram of congratulation His Majesty King George VI.. and the Mr. Rowley Elliott. MJ>, of Coogh. received the following admowi~ ...

... Their beloved Sovereign, King George VI, had just been crowned, and those who loved sailor and those who went down to the sea in ships had a very special regard for their King. They all knew of the gallant part King George VI had played in the Battle of ...