... CORONATION DEVICE. The outstanding and loyal display was a device with portraits of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth, with inscription Long May They Reign.” At this po‘ it in the exhibition a cornet party from the Buckingham Salvation Army Band struck ...

... HOW N. BUCKS VILLAGES CELEBRATED CORONATION “In England's Green and Pleasant Land Bon-fires, Tree Plantings, Sports and Feastings Buckingham’s Brilliant Night of Revelry A QUIETNESS has fallen the scene which the Buckingham Advertiser circnlates. revelrv ...

... sports, which were fully and keenly contested, and next came the planting of a copper beech to commemorate the Coronation of His Majesty King George VI. on the small green in the centre of the village. This was given by Mrs. Ellington and planted by Colonel ...

... condition that the Tent was available for the village on Coronation Day. Messrs. Fossett and Ginnett willingly After a peal of bells at 6 a.ra. and a 7 a.m. co-operated and by 9 a.m. on Coronation morning service, a united service was conducted by had the ...

... to London to view the Coronation decorations. « Windsor, too, drew several local people in a hope seeing their Majesties. « * « Many who went to London on Whit Monday took advantage of a chance viewing a coloured film the Coronation. After a series of red ...