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... GEORGE VI. Coronation, King and People. “Will you solemnly promise and swear govern the l>eoples . . according to their respeciivf laws and customs?” King's Oath to-day. Although our Monarchy stands above the personal occupant of the Throne, there will ...
... of the Coronation of King George VI. CORONATION CELEBRATIONS Those plans appeared to hare been well made. for the following May we reported:— . . - - - With one accord the people of Becton showed their patriotism on the occasion of the Coronation of Their ...
... the corn ry, was o-enod l-i London yesterday. Miss Margaret Hall, tncnagercss of a Arm of dealers, s'ud'es a King George VI Coronation stamp. , '- t}- Li ...
... Codnor. In 1937, Mr. Hunt, who had confectioner’s shop at Blidworth, catered for the 2,000 children there at the King George VI Coronation party. The Hunts have one son, two daughters and seven grandchildren. This afternoon there will be a celebration at ...
... formally opened a handsome Coronation gate at the entrance to Sausthorpe Church Institute. It is composed of oak and pcssesses seats for wayfarers to rert. The institute was donated by CoL Swan at King George V.’i Coronation. Llneotn Rider Breaks Lai. ...
... therefore come as no surprise that unlike the pomp and ceremony witnessed in the capital on the occasion of the Coronation of King George VI, the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II was quietly celebrated. by— ‘Journal’ Special Correspondent recitation of the sacred ...
... Art Gallery, with the picture, Reverence,” Ly the French artist, John de Botton, showing the anointing of King George VI during the Coronation. Botton was the only foreign artist allowed Westminster Abbey during the ceremony, and this painting is the only ...
... Majesty King George VI. Coronation Bell Lelcoster Cathedral. !• Is a bell which weighs iScwt*.. and work >'ll « proceeding now. When Ihe re-easting is complete tlie hell will be hung again, but will not t rung ils new form until Coronation Day. , , laticesler ...
... panels inscribed with the names of 1.453 who fell. ARTIST'S WORK The window is the work of Hugh Easton, artist of the George VI. Coronation window at Winchester Cathedral, and until Thursday it is enshrouded in a giant R.A.F. Ensign. l,s design was first ...
... girdle. tangible record of the Coronation and ■jie J, nvoblem. Drabness a topical gift seems to the solution, ■.veaf ;t ;on this season. Humorous Hats Meal family presents Include , R ;, , i p a jot of George VI. Coronation clock and sliver ;• ■ ul eitnc ...
... rank of inspector and transferred to the City Division, where he was placed in charge. In 1938 he received the King George VI Coronation Medal and on 12 February. 1941, was promoted to the rank of Chief Inspector. ,)1- . » Chief Insp. H. G. Winch ...
... romance, great rejoicing, or profound gloom. Thus we are now making read! fmnational and Imperial whoopee fn '37 as King George VI Coronation year. It was in 37, a Hundred years ago, that Queen Victoria came to the throne. In that fateful 37 year, too, death ...