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... reply to the one he sent King George VI.: To the President of the French Republic: The Queen and I thank you. most cordially, M. ,le President, .for the kind congratulations you have sent the occasion of our Coronation.! I have been deeply touched by ...
... greeted the newly-crowned King and his Queen yesterday, they knew that this visit of his to them was no idle gesture. Kin? George VI., in the testing years since the Great War. has given more practical proof of his interest in the workers of this country ...
... coming to sudden end when he changed from shorts to admiral's full dress, as If the Duke of York was always a camper and King George VI must always be sailor, and what one did the other cannot do. But he was less niggling than Mr. Attlec on the same subject ...
... Servant INIMMI I N June, 1837, Queen Victoria came to the throne. And one hunched years later-1937--witnesses the I Coronation of George VI and his charming Queen, Elizabeth. That century was one of the most fateful in history. It witnessed much scientific ...
... people remain An Occasion anxious to make the reign ot King Oeorge ot Gratitude VI a success as they have been to join his Coronation, then he will have a good reign. The events ot December gave shock, and undoubtedly great deal of the sentiment so evident ...
... or Demands they shall not then have had notice Solicitors for the «>aid Executors. HESSLE CORONATION CELEBRATIONS COMMITTEE. A PRESENTATION SOUVENIR BOOK GEORGE VI.. KING AND EMPEROR, All children living in Hessle who are nnodr the age of May 12tb. 1937 ...
... on view—one glass case containing souvenirs which were made for the Coronation of Edward VI., including an Abdication Medal, and the other with mementoes of the Coronation of George VI. ® ® MISS DOROTHY WICK, selected by the well-known band leader, Roy ...
... to new heights that Royal occasions have again called forth great national displays of loyal enthusiasm, ' The Coronation of king George VI. need fear no lack of popular good will, and never before, perhaps, has such elaborate energy of organisation gone ...
... our industrial resources will allow. Looking forward to many years peace, as is our hope,) it is conceivable that King George VI. will due course review a Fleet undeniably fit to bear on all the Seven Seas the burden and privilege of Commonwealth defence ...
... the Battalion at Coronation at HQ Drill Hall on Thursday May 6 at 8 pm Dress: Blue Coronation uniform belts bayonet frogs and rifle will be brought The Battalion arrangements for celebrating the Coronation of their Majesties Kinc George VI and Queen Elizabeth ...
... Oietruction to the Performers. For some time before the Coronation the new King had borne himself somewhat coldly towards Handel; but George 11. was conquered by the sheer genius of the Coronation Anthems and restored the composer completely to favour ...
... VIII. and King George VI. The celebrations Blngley , Included the beacon on Druids' Altar, set going with a torch which was lighted by the chairman of the Council Myrtle Place and carried the altar relays Scouts. Blackpool wound Its Coronation festivities ...