... by the Lord Privy Seal. Varied in 1910 In the case of King George VI the Coronation preceded his first opening of Parliament and he accordingly made the declaration as part of the Coronation service. The form of declaration, originally laid down by the ...

... and later was appointed station sergeant at Willowfield. He was one of the police officers in Belfast awarded the George VI Coronation Medal. He took a keen Interest In the L.D.V.S and had drilled many companies. Posts In bis area owed much to his help ...

... second in command Ampthill Training Camp he waa created C.B.E. Sir Frank held the King Edward. King George V., King George VI. Coronation Medala and the King • Police Medal. BRAVERY REWARDED. Co. Tyrone Man Saves Child From Drowning. behalf of tha Chief ...

... Westminster. almost (nine centuries ago, is the predecessor of the day when the Crown was similarly placed upon George VI.? The Coronation of a Christian King is !as religious as the enthronement of an Archbishop. the consecration of a Bishop. the ordination ...

... Korean prison camp was like “coming back from the dead and into another world.” He learned of the death of King' George VI and the Coronation of‘ Queen Elizabeth II only when he arrived. He went to Korea in 1947 and on the outbreak of the Korean war in ...

... Pat Knox. son of Lieut.-Colonel R. S. Knox, D. 5.0.. he had the honour of being presented to his Majesty King George VI. during the Coronation celebrations. Acting-Captain M'Grath's rapid promotion was the reward for distinguished service in the campaign ...

... something even more rare ?bat H. Foster as coronation mug of King Edward Vll—a coronation mug of Edward VIII. It has survived the Wit:, hut only just. A number of people treasure souvenirs intended for that Coronation which never took place. One of the ladies ...

... Bishop of Monmouth in a sermon in Westminster Abbey. After referring to the oath taken by his late Majesty King George VI at his Coronation, says the Professor, the Bishop goes on to say that it does not follow that members of the Church of England ought ...

... tribute to the splendid appearance and turn-out of the regiment parade. On the occasion of my first visit to King George VI. after his Coronation his Majesty did the great honour of appointing Colonel in-Chief your regiment. No mark of friendship could have ...

... reference to historic buildings; the story of the 1952 General Election; Royal occasions from the funeral of King George VI to the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II: and events during Lord Wakehurst’s first year as Governor of Northern Ireland. Viscountess ...

... fine China Lidded Vase decorated with 22 carat Gold; A a»: ‘:mé China match; Mason's Ironstone Jug; Moustache Mug: George VI Coronation Mug; Jardinere on Matching Pedeslt; Canped Comport; Selection of Fine Handpainted Figurines; Hanging Planter; Victorian ...

... holidays! During the last three or four years nearly a million crowns have been issued, so there can be no shortage. King George VI. Coronation crowns proved to be the most popular crown of its kind. for practically all the 400.000 struck are not in circulation ...