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... days of the show, which promises to buoyant with the happy spirit of the Coronation. unusual feature in the decoration scheme King's Hall is the magnificent statue of King George VI. in Garter robes, by Sir William Reid Dick. the Regional programme at 7 ...
... that there is to be a president of Eire who is to take precedence over all other persons in the State. By this device King George VI.. it will be noted, is effect deposed, and as fact his name is never once mentioned. TO-DAY’S RACING SELECTIONS. Hurst Park ...
... features in this great building will be the first imposing statue of the Royal reign, magnificent statue of his Majesty King George VI., resplendent in the robes the Garter. The work of Sir William Reid Dick., K.C.V.0., R.A., it is being erected the balcony ...
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... and amidst the roaring of hundreds of guns and the cheers of a million people lined along the shores at Spithead, King George VI. reviewed his Fleet. Wearing the full-dress uniform of Admiral of the Fleet, the King stood on the open deck of the Royal ...
... Tiinff monarch thus honoured his pul Minister. The last occasion was twenty.live years ago when King ■ye V. shortly after his Coronation d with Mr. Asquith—afterwards Lord The dinner last night offered a striking contrast to the brilliant State functions which ...
... brilliant as the rainbow. Among them were statesmen and soldiers whose names are known throughout the world. Women were King George VI. with the pomp and pageantry which has marked the crowning of Kings the Abbey of Westminster since the days of the Conquest ...
... reasons which weighed with them ib placing the birds their order. BAPTIST UNION OF IRELAND. llowing message was sent ig George VI. lialf of Hie Baptist I’nion of Ire ast, we tender our devotion and your Throne and Person, pray- Divine blessing my upon ...
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