... abroad on special missions for the Holy See. Some of these were to Britain—once as a Papal representative at the Coronation of King George VI, and again as Papal Visitor to seminaries an d ecclesiastical colleges in England and Wales. In 1938, Pope Plus ...

... ANCHOR LINE RULER THREE MILLION FOR CORONATION His Flightless the Maharajah of Jaipur. twenty-six-year-old ruler of 3.000,000 people, will travel to Britain next month for the Coronation of King George VI. as an ordinary passenger in the Anchor liner ...

... Danl. Mooney cnd Mrs. Donaghy. Chapel Hill, Lisburn. ad Mrs. P. Madden, Crumlin Road, Belfast. When attending the Coronation of King George VI. in London in 1937 Mr. Savage wrote to Mr. Richard Mooney stating that he hoped to visit his relatives in Ireland ...

... CARRIERS M.P.s Say— Republican Tyrone Opposed to Coronation Spending ANTI -PARTITIONISTS AI.P.S. told Tyrone County Council. that the people of County Tyrone are vik.rmisly opposed to the forthcoming coronation celebrations. On notice of motion. the Vice-] ...

... volume of Whitaker Is uf particular interest as it records he abdication of King Edward VIII and the accession and coronation of ::ing George VI. The Constitutional questions invoived in these events are related in the Parliamentary Summary, the ceremorial ...

... pliused to consult his notebook in the usual mannerokm, rp o Pius XI. will be officially lepreienteil at the coronation ol King George VI.. probably by an Archbishop, Domestic Prelate and nobl guard. It is said that the representatives of the Sovereign ...

... throne of England, that hel appointed Captain Henry Stuart Wheatley Crewe as his Regent in England on the eve of the coronation of King George VI in 1937, he has sent the following telegram to Reuter's:— Irish Jacobites deny indignantly statement tl•at Crown ...

... rapidly, and he was sent abroad on special missions for the Holy See. One of these was as a representative to the Coronation of King George VI. The following year (1938) Dr. Godfrey was back in England again. this time as Papal visitor to seminaries and ...

... consideratiro, at a meeting of the Committee on Monday. The :!tirn to he experdee in connection with the Coronation of their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth is put down at k.:11.500: plant &continent, etc. at the City Hall. and music in the ...

... to the United Kingdom KING WILL SWEAR TO MAINTAIN PROTESTANT REFORMED RELIGION Changes announced in the Coronation Oath to be taken by George VI. at Westminster Abbey in May next provide interesting food for conjecture. Necessitated by the new constitutional ...

... n; a committee by King Edward VIII. tc consider preparations for the Coronation. and will douhtless continue in that capacity for the arrangement of the Coronation of King George VI. REMOVALS FROM MRS. SIMPSON'S A gang of workmen weie busy at Mrs. Ernest ...

... a loyal address presented to King George VI. Three Nationalist M.P.s took the oath of allegiance to the new King. Mr. Nixon was ciming the tight of the Presbyterian and Methodist Churches to a say in the Coronation ceremonies as well as the Archbishop ...