... Souvenirs. The Coronation may be over, but it has left us all sorts of souvenirs, i Amongst the most notable these are the new stamps and the new coinage. The very recent issue of George VI. stamps are not meeting with general favour. It is said they ...

... MaeNangliton; the artistes. by Miss (taint, and to the tea hostess, Mrs Black. )11MNATIlls; commetnorat of the coronation of Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, the Parish Church Sunday School scholars and members of the junior Bible class were ...

... of Atlaill was given the distinction of broadcasting to lln peoples pf America and Canada a description of the Coronation of King George VI. The broadcast, which was carried through on the day following the historic event, was arranged by the Columbia ...

... neglected to mention in the account of the Coronation celebrations that through the kindness of Mr and Mrs Bisset, Queen's Road, Aberdeen, each child in the school was presented with a Coronation mug and a George VI. penny. On Sunday evening Miss M'lntyre ...

... at Brechin had a happy day at the Coronation and were certainly not overlooked amid the general rejoicings. The men were all given gifts of tobacco, and the women each received Coronation spoon, while all had Coronation mugs. special dinner of steak pie ...

... the Scots people with a Palace completely and worthily equipped to receive King George VI. and his Scottish Queen when they make their first visit after their Coronation. This gift has given an opportunity to Edinburgh to prove once again that the si ...

... centenary this year, have occurred in Nears of national rejoicing and festivity. The centenary is contemporary with the Coronation of King George VI. and Queen Elisabeth, just as the earliest foundation of the church is dated from the year of the accession of ...