... book on Coronation Day 1953 Valerie and Kenneth McLeish of Longbcach Lincolnshire want to know what local people were doing on the day on Royal wedding day The researchers also want to find out about the period between the death of King George VI and Coronation ...

... Coronation Stamp Mr David Gammans, Assistant Postmaster-General, announced in the House of Commons last night that there would be a special (Corgnation stamp next year, as there was for the Coronation of King George VI. It would be of the ordinary 2id ...

... The Coronatio? NO TV APPLICATION yef No application for permiss“’”,i televise the Coronation has B been made by the 8.8.Cv “ofl learned. But it is likely 13ty that the Queen’s permission “',fi‘ sought to show the proocessio” é' part of the scene inside ...

... her grandfather, King George V, and continued by King George VI It.has been announced that the Jueen will also broadcast to her people 1n Britain and the Commonwealth on the evening of her Coronation. ...

... Dumbarton Castle. This ancient ceremony recalls the last Royal visit to the town when King George VI received the Keys during his Scottish tour following his Coronation in 1937. Her Majesty will also visit ~ the Strathleven Industrial Estate. ...

... on the day of her Coronation, she will be following the precedent established by her father on May 12, 1937, when, fresh from the inspiration of the great ceremony in Westminster Abbey and his dedication to their service, King George VI went t» the microphone ...

... woman carillonneur, died last night in London, aged 65. She played as the jubilee of King George V. and at the Coronation of King George VI., using a specially erected carillon in Hyde Park, and also played celebration music for the wedding of the Queen ...

... ail the many requirements at a cost ol around £700,000 — double the expenditure entailed on preparations for the Coronation of George, Vi In face of the steep rises in material and labour costs since then, the amount does not seem unduly large. ~ Moreover ...

... the Camerons. A brother of General Barber, also with the Camerons, was killed in the First World War. Total of the King George VI National Memorial Fund yesterday reached £710,000. * % * # * Yesterday, the Rev. Bishop Black, Paisley, attended the consecration ...

... in favour of the unofficial Coronation'' title used by the general public in the city as the Coronation of George VI had taken place the previous year Similarly the Crusader was the soubriquet applied to the Coronation' Mk II which entered service ...

... made a limited number of Coronation Coach brooches one of which is still worn proudly by a Paisley lady! Originally intended for the coronation of King Edward VIII the brooches were held over for the later crowning of King George VI in 1937 Older readers ...

... to-day. % % & * ® Glasgow police arrested 11 women for petty thieving from city warehouses on Saturday. % % &® 5 & The King George VI National Memorial Fund has reached a total of £760,000, it was stated yesterday. * K *® * In the morning sunshine yesterday ...