... GEORGE VI COINS AT WARMINGTON SPORTS PRIZES UP TO DATE. The Coronation sports were held on Friday in a field kindly lent by Mr. Coles and Mr. Patteson. The Judges were Mr. T. C. Wild and Mr. A. Oakley; starter, Mr. A. Wilkinson; handicappers, Mr. G. ...

... and Corporation, every boy in the School was the recipient of the Coronation Souvenir Book, George VI: King and Emperor, by Major Gorman. At assembly on Tuesday, the eve of the Coronation. I the Headmaster read Mr. Oliver Stanley's message to schools and ...

... evening service they gave a sacred concert on Mr. A. J. Coles lawn. , CORONATION DANCE—A successful dance ! was held in the Village Hall on Monday in connection with the Sports Coronation !Committee, The refreshments were given l and presided over by the ...

... of 14, Council Houses. Twentysix years of age born two aays after the Coronation of the late King George V—Miss Garvey passed away two days after the Coronation of King George VI. Miss Garvey, the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gamey, underwent an ...

... was so surprised that he dro::ped his burden in the mud! That a Peterborough young lady had a fine view of the Birmingham Coronation procession last week. That as she was suffering from an abscess she wore a bandage around her I head. • • • That on emerging ...