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... CHILDREN’S PLANS FOR CORONATION “Leeds Mercury” Competition A LITTLE girl who is going to make daisy chain for herself and pretend, as she listens to the Coronation service, that she is Queen is among the contributors to our Coronation Day competition. The ...
... By W.L.A. THE CORONATION 'V TE ought all to know more history than we did a couple » * of months ago. If we do not, we have neglected the opportunities given by the eager producers of Coronation books and Coronation numbers. There has been feast of historical ...
... CENTRAL 9693 CORONATION CONTRASTS From 1837 to 19 By Sydney Hampdet WHEN Queen Victoria was eroWO* June, 1838, less than a century her Australian subjects had for months before they could read account of the ceremony. At the tion of George VI. they will ...
... Jewel,” and Africa had Just been conquered. 1 In 1911, however, the old concept 1 ji the Colonies still endured. A Coronation of George VI. there will . sented for the first time virtually dent members of the British Common of Nations. jfr In 1902, most ...
... Work from Yorkshire From Special Correspondent LONDON, Friday SOME striking work by Yorkshire artists is exhibited at the Coronation exhibition the Royal Academy, at Burlington House. There was a large crowd at the ■ private view to-day and sales were ...
... other Coronation books, mostly written, one imagines, for young people. I have noted with pleasure Crowned King of England by Philip Lindsay. Mr. Lindsay never finds it hard to make history lively. He gives us a spirited description of the Coronation ceremony ...
... I..ini.laid.ll a mlhm»l for pi i-ou A ..m. e.s. m x W A NEW PORTRAIT of George VI, entitled H.M. the King,” which p'* especial interest in view of the nearness of the Coronation. It is A YORIvSHIREMAN’S EXHIBIT at the Royal Academy. * Girl Plucking GoosC» ...
... Lancashire would sneer if no traditional salute of flame spurted from that dominating Yorkshire height in honour of the Coronation of King George VI. Such a calamity is unthinkable. If Yorkshire does not rise to the occasion it will never live down the disgrace ...
... each Technique and Hands Off, 20 to 1 others. —CORONATION PLATE (si* furlongs and eight yards) 1.000 Sov*. (including a piece of plate value 50 sovs. commemorate the Coronation His Majesty King George VI); second receives 100 sovs. and third 50 sovs.; ...