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... Lloyd-George. who was at that !time the Constable of the Castle. Earl Lloyd-George offered the same key to King George VI. during the Coronation visit to Caernarvon in 1937. Lord Harlech will offer the key to the Queen on an oaken tray with the words. Madam ...
... prewar sets are making top prices in the thousands today like the prestige Marconi 703 built in 1937 and launched in the George VI Coronation edition of the Radio Times Crackling Like HMV 902 it contained a radio and gramophone as well as the television and ...
... Swansea and West Wales branch the Welsh Guards Comrades* Association at Swansea on Saturday told this story of King George VI. During the Coronation procession in 1937 the company Col. Higgon was commanding was posted around the Victoria Memorial in front of ...
... than a year the country had seen three different kings on the throne -George V Edward VIII and George VI CORONATION CELEBRATIONS Express May 151937 KING GEORGE VI AND QUEEN ELIZABETH CROWNED Express May 1937 O Merthyr Alderman Lewis Jones reads the proclamation ...
... the railway ran its first coach on a line constructed to the 'Bwl PRESENTED WITH MEDAL Batt was presented with a King George VI Coronation Medal 1937 by Judge Sir Clark Williams He is a past master of the Rhondda Lodge of Freemasons and was president of ...
... recall but probably the most significant events particularly for servicemen stationed and around London the death of George VI and Coronation of Elizabeth II These events attracted a great buzz of excitement and activity for the Military Even for us humble ...
... previously in the annals of the Navy. There were at least five times as many frigates as at the review of King George VI on his Coronation, and a larger representation of every other craft. The Navy again seemed to all beholders Britain's impregnable ...
... exactly 11 years to the day he retired During his career Mr Grist covered the Queen’s wedding the funeral of King George VI and the Coronation of the Queen and organised picture coverage for all Thomson papers for the 1958 Empire Games in Cardiff and the ...
... Merthyr and Dowlais again attaining the rank of Sergeant He was the recipient of the King George VI Coronation Medal and also Police Medal and the Queens Coronation Medal He retired in 1954 after 32 years service and served for a further 10 years as a County ...
... KING GEORGE VI. WITH the George VI. Britain and the Comuiouweulth have lost as few have been before All us this great family of many races grew to love his late Majesty for his siucerity and gentleness less than admired his unobtrusive strength and courage ...
... King George VI. fund opened MR. CHURCHILL, in his broadcast on Saturday niglfl launching the King George VI. National Memorial Fund, said I am sure is everybody's wish that while our memories of King George VI. are still clear and recent we should take ...
... death in his sleep of King George VI the nation and the Commonwealth mourned the death, peacefully in his sleep early yesterday at Sandringham, of King George VI. the new Queen was flying home from Africa last night. Her Consort, the Duke of Edinburgh ...