... the safest in the whole country, and nothing had been left undone to ensure the safety of the course. By direction of the Coroner, the jury returned a verdict in accordance with the medical evidence that death was due to injuries reecived. and sympathy ...

... eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. CORONATION TEA AT SWALECLIFFE. On Wednesday evening over forty of the senior parishioners were entertained to tea in the Church Hall in celebration of the Coronation. The hall presented a very patriotic appearance ...

... sub-Division June 1934. During the Great War, he was active service, and was recently among the recipients the Coronation Medal of King George VI Sergeant Duncan, who a native of Crail, has been at Newport since December 1930, and has served at (Cupar, Newport ...

... declares its free and equal membership as a Sovereign Stall ol the British Commonwealth of Nations, and recognises King George VI. as King of Ireland.' Mr. Mac Dermot said Sir Edward Catson in his old age was reported to have confessed to a London peiice ...

... Their beloved Sovereign, King George VI, had just been crowned, and those who loved sailor and those who went down to the sea in ships had a very special regard for their King. They all knew of the gallant part King George VI had played in the Battle of ...

... have always in mind that this old Jand of ours is virtually leading the British Commonwealth of Nations, as the Coronation of King George VI. n p&fi reminded us all To-day gtfiho be one of sympathy with Mr _ Chamberlain. Criticism will come ~ soon enough ...

... well So I hope that all of you will remember this great day-the day when you celebrated the Coronation of your eat and splendid and delightful King George VI. He is a Scout; has always helped and encouraged the Scout movement for many years. , And our ...

... of Woles (afterwords George IV.) the patronage of the Bath and West.” Coming as it does in the year of the Coronation of His Majesty King George VI., the show will have many visitors from the Empire, among them one at least of the colonial potentates, of ...

... -- and taught various useful arts and handcrsfts. mernoration of the Coronation of trained to develop any dramatic or otaar talents they may possess; and helped to 4.911. King George VI and Queen make the best use of any gifts with whiek Elizabeth. they ...

... (tons and events were which it is proposed shall be erected on th Playing Field Oadby a permanent memorial of the Coronation: of King George VI now approximafelv £800 This amount indicates a substantial rise the total during the past month Plans were discussed ...

... the road being a Coronation clump of trees, planted over a Barrow mound on one of the burial places of the Roundheads who fell in battle there. The label reads:—These Trees were planted to commemorate the Coronation of H.M. King George VI. Mai 12th. 1937 ...

... ST - TERRITO OFFICERS’ BALL Brilliant Coronation Function at Trentham A distinguished company, numbering 700, attended a Coronation ball held at Trentham Gardens on the inst. by Col. the Earl of Harrowby (lord- lieutenant of Staffordshire), and officers ...