... late Mr, Mark Scott, In commemoration o fthe Coronation of King Edward VII. At last night’s meeting the chairman (Mr. D. M. Cochrane) suggested replacing the ribbon to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI. If the suggestion were approved, he offered ...

... weakness oi the right , leg. He returned to Clarence House from Bournemouth, where he had the Winter months, a few days Coronation Their Majesties remained with h'lm for about hour. The 'King and Queen, was officially announced fast night, will visit ...

... coming to sudden end when he changed from shorts to admiral's full dress, as If the Duke of York was always a camper and King George VI must always be sailor, and what one did the other cannot do. But he was less niggling than Mr. Attlec on the same subject ...

... one to himself I. bearing five stamps. One is George V. another V*a Jubilee, another Edward VIII. another George VI. and tlie fifth the Coronation stem pi Tills craze get five such franked one letter began In the south and has spread to the north, but ...

... really was intense and genuine public interest the Coronation. He writes: You would surprised the number of shops displaying Coronation china and other souvenirs all kinds, and one saw pictures of King George VI almost everywhere. I thought an excellent sign ...