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... Gracious Majesty King George VI. May It please your Majesty. We the undersigned, on behalf the Lord and Tenants the Ancient Manorof Milton with Crooke. the County of York, humbly offer our respectful sod sincere congratulations the Coronation Your Majesty and ...
... the occasion of . _ their Majesties Coronation. Mrs Bott added that she was going to have the letter framed. Oal'drat's Treat. The children living in Back Street, numbering thirty, were entertained to a Coronation tea. on Thursday. last week, by the ...
... 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 ...
... MALDEN DEAN On Sunday the ninth day of May in the year of our Lord 1937 being the Sunday next before The Coronation of Their Majesties KING GEORGE VI. and QUEEN ELIZABETH PRICE THREEPENCE From CLARE, SON and CO., LTD. or any Bookseller GLASTONBURY BOROUGH ...
... AN ORIGINAL IDEA There was, however, one man in South London wh..) did not forget King's on Coronation Day. In fact he had this hospit.,l very much in mind and was wondering how he could take occasion by the hand to help it. lie conceived an original ...
... and the weakness of Mr. Baldwins political psychology. He has an impish humour not unworthy of Sir J. M. Barrie. At the Coronation the crowds shouted Where's your pipe! Driving to St- Paul's on Monday Mr. Baldwin allowed the enchanted populace to glimpse ...
... as it was on the day of the Coronation. was gazed upon with childish wonder. many coronations whick bed bakes place on the very same spot. But he said. there had neeer been a time of moss anxiety than when our King, George VI.. was_crowned. The Dean of ...
... London's long and magnificent history of Royal pageantry when King George VI. entered his capital city for the first time as crowned monarch. The actual crowning of the King and the Coronation procesbion was held outside the City of London: King George and ...
... is the Coronation Scot LMS company claimed to represent the last word in loco- motive stream-lining Bearing the proud name “Coronation” this new locomotive together with four “sister” engines under construction will be used to work The Coronation Scot express ...
... Walmesley Cotham) gave a reSc SJ from Shakespeare's Henry 1V., and a particularly brilliant tableau of the Coronation of King George VI. Scenes from the lives of Richard 1., Edward VI., and Queen Victoria— the latter showing the Sovereign as a girl ...
... Winsoy and Mrs. BRITISH—AND PROUD OF IT BOND BETWEEN CROWN AND EMPIRE People all over the world are the subjects of King George VI. not because they have to be, but because they want to be. That is the great difference 'between Britain and other modem ...
... their Majesties King George VI. Queen Elizabeth were crowned. By means of broadcasts, the newspapers and the cinemas, he was sure most of them ha.l become quite familiar with the picture London and Westminster Abbey presented on Coronation Day when, as the ...