... s ViM/ A- The Actual Regalia f^PfTi$ Used for the Corona tion of King George V. I I a The King's Imperial Crown Which has been on private view at Messrs. Garrard's, Haymarket. The padding of the crown has been adapted to fit the King's head perfectly V. The Stole to be Worn by the King Presented by the Girdlers' Company mjj> Ml I IW I- y The Imperial Sceptre Showing the magnificent Cullinan ...

... mmt nmm HOW THE KING'S TITLE HAS CHANGED THROUGHOUT THE CENTURIES KING OF ENGLAND.-- The style was used by Egbert, 828 but the title, Rex gentis Anglorum (King of the English nation), existed during the Heptarchy. The plural phraseology, WE, US, OUR, was first adopted among English Avt^Q)\ TS kings by John- 1199 Pope Leo X. conferred the title of DEFENDER OF THE FAITH on Henry VIII. ...

... t/Tk 'j1' 'J '-'_ _ \?j'-'r sJi W0B W The King Among his People. W A PLEASANT WORD TO PUS GUESTS A MERRY SMILE SURROUNDED BY THE CHILDREN AND PEOPLE OF HIS KINGDOM L L_ L ...

... In the Petrol World. ILeaves from aim Observer's MotteboolR (By P. HEARNE TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS Alarmist views are living expressed ancnt the increase ill motor accidents. Undoubtedly there is a rapid increase in motor traffic and in motor mileage, hut even though there may he some increase in accidents 1 do not believe that it is at all proportionate. A fatuous idea is circulated that accidents ...

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... |f I THE NEWSLETTER. Vs i \^^>y>y> K I;,, Week by Week. jj K In the Hockey World.-- Ireland beat Scotland in the international hockey match at Dublin last Saturday by a goal to none, but scarcely deserved to do so. The forwards threw away many chances, especially during the first half, and although in constant possession of the ball were poor as an attacking line. T. F. Perrin, however, was in ...

... f TRe GERMAN MINING STRUGGLE s Scemies aft Dorftinniminidl. pj i Crowd Fleeing Before Soldiery in the Streets of Dortmund n The latest news from the Ruhr district, one of the German coal-mining areas at present disturbed by strikes, points in the direction of a resumption of work in a few days time. 1 he Saar district also promises to settle down, but the miners of gj Saxony on the ot ...

... THE DANGER OF FI1E-BAMP IK THE COAL MIKES. The cessation of work in the mines will cause a large amount of tuning-up to be done before they are again fully workable. Fiery mines will have to be very carefully inspected if accidents are to be avoided. A coal-mining treatise before us states that Certain coals, for example, are so fiery that when the air current is brisk enough to render ...

... How the Italian is Faring in Tripoli. Specially Described for Ths Sphere BS by its Military Correspondent Owing to the recrudescence of reports of fighting at various points along the seaboard of Tripoli and the reported wish of the Italian Government to push the war to a speedy conclusion, it is desirable to briefly survey the whole field. This has been done by the Military Correspondent of ...

... . By M.. F. Heame. The Postmaster-General has issued a statement an nouncing that the new licences for motor cars are avilable for issue at money order offices in England and Wales from September I The new duties are as follows:-- Motor bicycles or tricycles of whatever horse-power, i Motor car not exceeding 61- h.p., £2 2s. Motor car exceeding 61 h.p., but not exceeding 12 h.p., £3 3s. Motor ...

... . THE ROYAL HONEYMOON-PRINCE AND PRINCESS ARTHUR OF CONNAUGHT. WITH THE QUEEN OF SPAIN IN MADRID ...

... . 44 THIS FORCE IS TWICE AS NUMEROUS AS THE NEXT GREATEST NAVAL POWER DRAWN BY CHRISTOPHER CLARK The First Lord of the Admira'ty made a remarkable speech at the Guildhall banquet on Monday night, during which he remarked: Next year we shall have in the regular professional service of the navy 150,000 sailors and marines, a total which for the first time will exceed the largest numbers ever ...