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... assistants. Eastbourne does quite a lot, but this year we can do something more, something to commemorate the crowning of King George VI, who is a patron of the Homes . . . . Little Andrew Hutchinson hanaed bouquets to Lady St. Johnston and Mrs. Taylor. The ...
... cf Winchester preached. The service was largely attended, The Bishop wore the cope in which he was vested at the Coronation of King George VI. ...
... HOW TO SEE THE NAVY AT WORK. During the Coronation celebrations, several millions of British people saw something of the might and splendour of their Fleet —that fleet which, in these anxious times, is our guarantee for peace, and on which we all depend ...
... Editor, The Sunderland Echo. Coronation of 1714 Sir, —As the Church of Scotland sent Commissioners to London to represent them at the Coronation of George VI, so, too, did the Church of Scotland, in 1714, to the Coronation of George I, but the latter ...
... amazing and truly astounding refusal of the British Home Office, through its titular head, Sir John Simon, to submit to King George VI. an address of loyalty in which the Hierarchy of England and Wales have reaffirmed their allegiance to the British Throne ...
... of the Coronation of His Majesty King George VI of Greet Britain, Ireland, and the Dominions beyond the seas. There must be a still greater number of loyalist• In that country which officially hates England and the Sans of England. The Coronation news reels ...
... have always in mind that this old land of ours is virtually leading the British Commonwealth of Nations, as the Coronation of King George VI. s 0 plainly reminded us all To-day should be one of sympathy with Mr Chamberlain, Criticism will comeé ‘soon enough ...
... Mr. G. E. Smith (Headmaster, Church of England school) and Miss Campbell (Roman Catholic school). Three cheers for King George VI. and three cheers for the Mayor and Corporation were given, and the gathering sang the national anthem. Members of the Council ...
... them lock many hundreds of years, and to the many coronations which had taken place on the very same spot. But, he said, that there had never been a time of more anxiety than when Oaf King, George VI, was crowned. The Dean of Westminster gave the Blessing ...
... I .s then staMd Inspector Hewitt was seleoted for duty in London bo:h at the jubilee of King George V. and We coronation of king George VI Actually it was at the of King George V. that the inspector represented We 6.affordahlre constabutary in London ...
... additional bounty was paid to each the pensioners by way ol marking the centenary year the Society and the Coronation of His Majesty King George VI. ...
... William Coronation mugs; Queen Victoria, glass plate; Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII. christening and Coronation mugs; King George V and Queen Mary, Coronation plate and mug; King Edward VIII (now Duke of Windsor!, Coronation mug, ...