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... CORONATION MEDALS. Halifax Recipients. Several King George VI Coronation medals have beer, received in Halifax. Among the recipients are the Mayor 'Colin. C. Hodgson, J.P.), the Town Clerk (Mr. Fercy Saunders), the Borough treasurer (Mr. G. H. Fry). the ...
... GEORGE VI. Heart and hand true homage bring On this day. to George our King. George the Sixth of honoured name, Bearer of a father's fame. Every nation, every tongue. Join our Coronation song. Till the echoes and refrain Link in one encircling chain. ...
... HOW HALIFAX CELEBRATED THE LAST THREE CORONATIONS. WO/ OP Till at INJ O• AO. TEO OW The d2corations in Princessotreet. along which the Royal cortege passed on Tuesday, August 4, 1863, when the Prince of Wales (afterwards King Edward VII) opened the Halifax ...
... county Tyrone were cut. isolating the Omagh and Derry district. Attempts made to tear down Coronation decoration succeeded in outlying villages, but Coronation embems were quickly replaced and volunteer guards remained on duty all day. Edinburgh: Royal ...
... Lent memorial of this historic event. A plate was attached to each tree which read. Planted to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI. A procession was formed at Cross Hills and there was a good turP - 119 of children. representatives cif organisations ...
... Tuesday: 4.30, London Pie, radio revue; 7.30, Mr. Gillie Potter; 8.0, Coronation Revue. IVedneaday: 10.15-3.10. Coronation; 7.30, Empire Homage; 8.0, The Kuig; 8.15, Coronation party; with radio favourites; 10.45- 1.0, Britain Dances. Thur:day: 8 ...
... HALLOWING OF KING HE BEARS HIS PEOPLE WITH HIM. Archbishop's Appeal. It is, indeed, the very merit of the Coronation service that it is not, as we say, up to date, fcr it represents the whole course a our national history. These words were used by ...
... visited the school to present Coronation souvenirs to over 200 children. The souvenirs comprised beakers and spoons from the County Council. and, to the delight of the little ones, a personal gift from Coun. Drake of a new George VI penny to every scholar. ...
... lost in admiration for the spirit behind the Coronation, which is generally analysed as a demonstration of democratic virility. The following are typical comments:— Le Journal: The consecration of George VI has succeeded in Droving that Britain is more ...
... PIER OF THE PROGRAMMES. 7.20.—A1l Stations: The Empire's Homage. 8.0. —All Stations: The King. B.ls.—National: Coronation Party. B.4s.—Northern: - King's Post. 10.15.—A1l Stations: Britain Dances. NORTHERN (449.1 m., 668 ke.). 5.0. Samuel Snail goes ...
... MERRIE ENGLAND. Rain Ruins Performance Last Night. to the tonan FROM George reigning m‘.. George VI - to a new era of beauty and luxury, the enriching of personal sat isfactions, - the development of new ideas, new activities . . . And throughout this ...
... Elaborate Scheme of Festivities. BEACON BLAZE THE CULMINATION. Fireworks and Torchlight Procession. The day of the Coronation of King George VI was heralded in Halifax by the ringing of the bells in the early morning at the Parish Church and at All Souls' ...