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... TAKEN AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE ON CORONATION DAY ...

... this was the close of the brilliant, stately and solemn ceremony as his Majesty left the scene of his Coronation. First in the pro cession are the Marquess of Crewe, Lord High Constable of England the Marquess of Zetland, bearing the Sword of State the Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal, and their pages. Behind again are the Duke of Sutherland; the Marquess of Salisbury, Lord High ward, and the ...

... XV \XV j FLAGS j an wlu&lv THE SUN^SETS j Every moment of the day and night, year in, year out, the I ubiquitous helping hand of is tending V the poor and distressed J throughout our far-flung Empire. This never-ending work needs ycur help. May we suggest a donation, however small, to 4 commemorate this Coronation A year! J GENERAL I EVANGELINE BOOTH, International Headquarters, 7 101 Queen ...

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... LADY BELPER LADY FURNESS, THE AGA KHAN, THE BEGUM AGA KHAN, AND THE MAHARAJA OF RAJPIPLA THE COUNTESS OF MUNSTER LADY FAIRFAX AND LADY ATHLUMNEY MISS SANDFORD AND LORD PETRE LORD AND LADY ESSEX The Royal Command to the Peers for the Coronation calls upon You and the Lady your wife to make your personal attendance upon Us whereof you and she are not to fail. In the ancient days from which the ...

... THE CROWN OF ENGLAND A copy of the ancient crown worn by 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 in 1838, it embodies the Black Prince's ruby, Edward the Confessor's sapphire, Queen ...

... i King Gborge the 6 \(j^ by A.M.HAR.BORD WHAT'S in a name? We have a gift for half-truths in familiar quotations! There can be very much in a name; there is a vast deal of meaning in that of King George. The name is pregnant, for the world, with proud associ ations; for him who bears it, it may well be an oriflamme and an inspiration. The name is invested with the tradition of high and noble ...

... 4e Highiuay °h (fasnian dl M E BROOKE I7ASH10N confesses that she is 1 introducing new modes for the ensuing months, notwithstanding her earlier successes. She believes that women need something to show their happiness in the Corona tion of Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The wondrously beautiful evening dress on this page may be seen in Harrods Model Gown Salons in ...