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... No. 2 Junior District L.0.L., Sandy Eow, held Coronation service in Kichview Presbyterian Church, under the auspices of Belfast Junior County. A large turn out of brethren took part, wearing Coronation Badges given by the Junior County. Br. llev. H. ...
... in readiness for the great Coronation review at Spithead by King George VI. to-morrow. It will be the greatest assembly of warships and ships of the merchant navy seen anywhere in the world since the days before the war. A FINE SPECTACLE. The might ana ...
... WHAT CORONATION MEANS. The Religious Aspect Emphasised. DR. O’NEILL’S ADDRESS. Link Between King and People. An unofficial Coronation thanksgiving service was held in the Assembly Hall, Belfast, yesterday, when the speaker was the Right Rev. F. W. S. ...
... patients of the U.V.F. Hospital. Craigavon, in the Majestic yesterday, when they witnessed the pictures ot the Coronation of his Majesty King George VI. ...
... humble submission to Christ. Had the thought of last week’s Coronation stirred them to action?-he asked. If not then the memory of another Coronation 1.900 years ago would Christ had His Coronation not in abbey hallowed by age and sacred memories, hut in ...
... Scouts. Scouts and Wolf Cubs took part in a parade and tree planting ceremony in Belfast last night to mark the Coronation of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth. The event was mooted by the Belfast County Scout Council, and there was a fine turnout. he ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...