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... MAUNDY MONEY GIFTS The first coins to bear the head of Kinx George VI. were those distributed as Maundy money in tit. Paul’s Cathedral. London. Usually the ancient Maundy Thursday service is held in Westminster Abbey. It was transferred to the Cathedral ...
... to aak you to receive, faehdlf of the City of Londonderry, these two oak trees in com- memoration of the Coronation of his Majesty King George VI. her Majesty -Queen Elisabeth. Two trees stand pot in the history our«eouatry. Tews provided onr early soldiers ...
... band parade nd , fireworks display, by the Commissioners. KING GEORGE VI AND QUEEN ELIZABETH Londonderry, blazing . with red, whitaand blue, gave, expression on May 12, 1037, on the Coronation Day of King . 4eOrge VI &it'd . to 'the •rejoicing which filled ...
... Scotland. his return to Ireland in 11)30 he became leading figure in the Republican movement. the occasion of the Coronation of King George VI- he addressed meeting at the Little Diamond protesting against the function being accorded official recognition ...
... of fancy marching, while the fireworks will include fifteen dazzling devices, amongst them being nlendid Coronation fire picture of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth. TOO BAD. Daughter—Poppa’s momma was really Scotch, wasn't she Mother—Yeah, honey. She ...
... was all Coronations previous to that of Queen Victoria, or even with what it was then, be allowed to crown the Queen.” The suggestion was disallowed, but the Archbishop of York was invited to preach the sermon. At the Coronation of King George VI. and Queen ...
... played during the Jubilee celebrations, and at the funeral of King George V ; the , Coronation. Silver Wedding and funeral of King George VI, and the wedding and Coronation of Queen Elizabeth 11. It wa s also present at the Royal Reviews of the R.A.F. at ...
... which is described simply as “‘blue”’, a few sheets were found in a distinctive shade known as “Prussian blue.” The Coronation of Kin, George VI was honoureg by a 1%2d stamp released on May 13, 1937. The single value shows King Geor%)ee alongside Queen Elizabeth ...
... convention in Donegal Sunday next, but the other three delegates will, it is understood, remain for the Coronation ceremonies. Tyrone and the Coronation COMMITTEE’S SCHOOLS TO FLY UNION JACK. At Omagh Regional Education Committee the Secretary, in reply ...
... following loyal address to bis Majesty King George V). on the occasion his Coronation visit ‘to Northern Ireland, July 88th. 1937: V To His Most Gracious Majesty King George VI. jqj ., v May it please'your Majesty:— We, the High Sheriff and members the ...
... 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« ...
... appeal. The ever-popular Flay Inohlawa writes an “Enchanted Wood”; Marion Grim telle readers what to plant in epring for Coronation flowering; Mr*. Stanley Wrench give* emtahle recipes for this seaenei, with literary lore about ealade and dainty diehae; ...