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... decorations. Then they had tea with Coronation cake. The arangements were carried out by the staff under the master and matron (Mr. and Mrs. J. A. E. Jones). LEIGH CORONATION PEAL At St. Catherine's, the Leigh, on Coronation Day, a peal of grandsire doubles ...

... AND THE CORONATION A reader has sent me from France a copy of Le Telee:ramme du Pas-de- Calais and de !a Somme (a daily paper published at Boulogne) to give me an idea of the interest the French Press took the Coronation of King George VI. and Queen ...

... stand down before I get more tired. Then he can dream and help the younger man. Again, the most striking moment in the Coronation Service was the King, stripped of his majestic trappings, kneeling at the faldstool. He was then just a young man with a ...