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... children, on the occasion of the Coronation of King George V., took?— Yours etc., THE CORONATION DECORATIONS. To the Editor of the Leader. Sir.—One naturally very pleased to see the lovely decorations for tne Coronation, whic h are to seen round the town ...
... LAPSE OF MEMORY KING GEORGE Vi’s. REIGN. To the Editor of the Leader. Sir, By wine are generous made; it furnishes fancy with wings. Without it ne’er should have philosophers, poets or kings (Anon. 1710). Now the Coronation is over many ate wondering ...
... should make no bones about what it wants—and see that it gets it. After the Corenation. The tumult and the shouting of the Coronation celebrations having now died, and most people returned to more less ordinary frame of mind, it is now possible to make calm ...
... Manchester Ship Canal was opened in 1894; King George V. came to the throne in 1910; and we can add the recent coronation of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth. Then there was the passing of the famous Black Law) in May, just over hundred years ago in ...
... Sack race, adult males. Fred Dixon; 2 Harry Dyson. THREE PAINT BRUSHES. RECEIVED TOWN HALL ON CORONATION DAY. It is understood that on or about Coronation Day at the Town Hall, a parcel containing three paint brushes, bearing respectively traces red ...
... Jived under five sovereigns: Queen Victoria, King Edward VII; King George V, Edward VIII, and now, George VI. While witnessing at distance the Coronation the first two Kings and the lust named, it is safe to say that the crowning of our present King May ...
... another special programme for you, and also the CORONATION PROCESSION from start to finish, so come early. are sure that you all enjoyed the special show Thursday morning, and suppose you would like Coronation to take place more often, but don’t worry about ...
... A King was Oiwnud. A King was crowned on Wednesday. King George VI. took crown originally intended for the head of his elder brother, and with him was his Queen, the second Elizabeth, once a commoner, bnt all loyal citizens of the Empire greeted as worthy ...
... Helds, ft is lo be hoped you will all have a real good time, that you will always remember the great event of the Coronation of George VI and Elizabeth, his Queen. No doubt lots of you will listen in, and hear what actually takes place. —M.K.D. through ...