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... trumpeting with puffed cheeks through conch sheils bones.” William IV likened it to a ship tossing in a rough sea; George VI thought his coronation journey “one of the most uncomfortable rides I have ever had in my life.,” and the metal hot water bottle strapped ...
... BURCH OF PETERHEAD. CORONATION OF KING GEORGE VI. 12th MAY, 1937. PROCRAMME. RELIGI?US SERVICE In OLD PARISH CHURCH, at 10 a.m,, to be attended by Public Bodies, Territorials, and British Legion. RELIGIOUS SERVICE in WEST ASSOCIATE CHURCH, at 10 a.m, ...
... CORONATION MEDALS. Seven Come to Peterhead. Seven Coronation Medals have been conferred upon public representatives and others in Peterhead, the vecipients being: Provost Schultze, Mr Alexander Davidson, Town Clerk; Mr William Webster, Town Chamberlain; ...
... Royal Coronation Ball. BIC NORTH-EAST EVENT. Counties from Angus to Caithness will be represented at the biggest social event of Coronation year in the North-—-the Royal Coronation Ball to be held in the Beach Ballroom, Aberdeen, on Friday, May 15th. ...
... Beautifying Peterhead. TREES TO MARK CORONATION. Cirl Cuides’ Good Deed. In years to come the western entrance to Peterhead will form a pleasing reminder of the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, thanks to the thoughtful and much appreciated ...
... Observer, TUESDAY, 10th JUNE, 1952. THE WEEK. Coronation Date. I{ER MAJESTY the QUEEN held the Coronation Council at Buckingham Palace on Friday evening, and it was subsequently announced that the date of the Coronation had been confirmed for June 2, 1953, which ...
... NEW DEER. Cairnbanno and Coronation.— Cairnbanno Coronation Committee, with Mrs Grubb as president, are pushing ahead with the raising of funds for Coronation Day celebrations. Arrangements are being made for a picnic to Aberdeen, a local dance in the ...
... “THE KING'S MUSTER”: July 3. This programme, like that of the Coronation of Charles 1., given on Sunday, June 217, is intended to lead up to the wismt of Their Majesties King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth to Edinburgh on July 5. Compiled by Janet Adam ...
... Majesties King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth into Edinburgh presents Scottish broadcasting with an opportunity for a programme similar, though on a much smaller scale, to the procession from Bucikngham Palace to Westminster Abbey on Coronation Day. The route ...
... programme of the Old Deer Coronation Day celebrations was the bonfire, the work of the Boy Scouts, at which a very large crowd gathered. It was lighted by Mr R. Jamieson, who is well into his 99th year. MEDALS: Seven Coronation medals have been conferred ...
... block of Peterhead granite, bears the inseription, “‘Erected by Sir J. G. M‘Donald, Rhodesia, to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI, and his Scottish Queen,” The afternoon was devoted to sports in the Gordon Park, where the Boys' Brigade band ...
... REVIEWER'S CORNER HANOVERIAN CORONATIONS. A world that has for months been watching the elaborate and carcfully rehearsed preparations for the Coronation of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth will read with surprise the remarks in the May “Windsor Magazine” ...