... Westminster. almost (nine centuries ago, is the predecessor of the day when the Crown was similarly placed upon George VI.? The Coronation of a Christian King is !as religious as the enthronement of an Archbishop. the consecration of a Bishop. the ordination ...

... which opened yesterday, were delighted with the Coronation atmosphere of the great King’s Hall. It is beautifully decorated in patriotic colours and at one end is a giant statue of his Majesty King George VI. There was King’s weather, too, at the showgrounds ...

... TO DAY’S ENCACEMESTS. Royal Ulster Agricultural Society’s Coronation Year Show. Balmoral—9 am. Recorder « Court—ll a.m. Baptist Union of Ireland meetings. Great Victoria Street Church—lo a.m., p.m., and 8 p.m. Young Farmers' Clubs' Dinner, Thompson’s ...

... Duneane. by Walsh. Ballymena. 1690 ON CORONATION ARCH DISCUSSION AT BESSBROOK COUNCIL. At a meeting of the Newry Nu. 2 (Co. Rural District Council last week. an application was made tor a grant towards the Coronation celebrations at Bessbrook. Mr. Lindsay ...

... PAPAL ENVOY'S PLEA FOR MORE PORT CHAPLAINS Mgr. Pizzardo. Assistant Secretary of ' State and Papal Envoy to the Coronation of King George VI., has made noteworthy reference to the spiritual needs of seamen in an article published recently in L'Assistente ...

... well worth the admission money in itself. One of the fez/tures in this great building will be an imposing statue of King George VI., in the robes of the Garter. This statue, the work of Sir William Reid Dick, RA. is erected on the balcony at the eastern ...

... CATHOLICS to your beloveil Sovereign King George VI. on the hap.ly occasion of his Coronation. to share in the rejoicings of that great day when he and his noble consort dedicated themselves to the service of the peoples of this great Empire. We who are ...

... exception—ignored the Crowning of George VI., or, by discreet suppression, negatived the mightiest publicity project in an age of publicity. And amid all the famous figures and personalities who trooped along the Coronation route, who is there in these parts ...

... The members of the Belfast and District Loyalist Co operators’ Union congratulate their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on their Coronation and pledge them their unswerving loyalty (Signed) J. A. Barlowc, B.A . J.l’ , president- Maude ance. ...

... the Show, which promises to be buoyant with the happy spirit of the Coronation. An attractive feature of the decoration scheme at King’s Hall is the magnificent statue of King George VI. in Garter robes, by Sir William Reid Dick. In the Regional programme ...

... days of the show, which promises to buoyant with the happy spirit of the Coronation. unusual feature in the decoration scheme King's Hall is the magnificent statue of King George VI. in Garter robes, by Sir William Reid Dick. the Regional programme at 7 ...

... declares its free and equal membeiship as a Sovereign State of the British Commonwealth of Nations, and recognises King George VI as King of Ireland.” Mr. Mac Dermot said that Sir Edward Carson in his old age was reported to have confessed to a London ...