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... BEARERS OF GREAT NAMES ROBED AND WITH THEIR CORONETS. CORONATION OFFICIALS AND PAGES AND LOVELY PEERESSES. THIS trio of beautiful portrait-studies shows some robes for the Coronation Service of T.M. King Haddington, M.C., bore the Ivory Rod with the Dov ...
... QUEEN IN THE STATE COACH DURING THE CORONATION PROCESSION. [FROM THE PAINTING BY A. C. MICHAEL.] ine Mate Coach in which our Sovereign Lord King George VI. and his Consort, Quaen Elizabeth, drove to their Coronation and Consecration in Westminster Abbey ...
... Coronation Charities Deserving Causes at a Deserving lime Dr. Barnardo's Homes THE Coronation has been celebrated in many ways throughout the country, and at this time of national rejoicing one of the most appropriate and effective methods is to send ...
... entire issue of May 22 to describing the Coronation of King George and Queen Elizabeth. This number of L'Illustration was published a week after the Coronation, and we must compliment our distinguished contemporary on the thoroughness and elegance which cha ...
... beauty when floodlit for Coronation time. The Procession from the Tower through the City to Westminster was a feature of Coronations from the time of Richard II. to that of Charles II., whose procession occupied one day, the Coronation taking place on the ...
... Societies NORWICH UNION may thus be linked up with the Coronations of nine British Sovereigns. They join his subjects everywhere in offering loyal and humble greetings to His Majesty King George VI. O O was gi-a nf?Tancc £or a _v ,y nted by Qr. ,c u>hose ...
... moments on the wonderful Coronation Day was the appearance of the crowned King and Queen on the balcony of Buckingham Palace which is illustrated on other pages. The density of the crowds assembled to catch a glimpse of King George VI., Queen Elisabeth, Queen ...
... and (below it J the Second Lesser Portion of the Cullinan Diamond. (The State Crown.) The Coronation Ring of William IF., Edward VII., George V., and George VI. The Koh-i-Noor Diamond and (below it) the Fourth Lesser Cullinan Diamond, as Fitted in Queen ...
... g Salute to 1b is /Ibajeet^ g rV V,' I) [y 'ifJS rm BY THE EDITOR KING GEORGE VI ascends the throne in a year and at a time in history which may well see the turning point of Western civilisation as we believe in it. The spectacle of Europe to-day is ...
... to-day expresses itself differently. Nor, too, has the Coronation of King George VI evoked the Bacchic enthusiasm of a song which did duty when the century was younger On Coronation Day, On Coronation Day, We'll have a spree And a jubilee And shout Hip, ...
... Edward the Confessor, made in the time of Charles II. and known as St. Edward's Crown. It was with this diadem that King George VI was crowned THE IMPERIAL STATE CROWN This crown is worn by the Sovereign on ail State occasions. Made for Queen Victoria ...
... Barnardo's Homes. There are a hundred-and-one ways of celebrating the Coronation. What ever your choice of pleasure, will you gladden your heart still further by sending a special Coronation gift for the 8,200 children in Dr. Bar nardo's Homes? Their Majesties ...