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... which can hardly hold out Since in of these handicaps figures foreign visitors are going are expected to be even eater for Coronation the position is very gratifying The propagandist work of tho Travel Association has no doubt had a good share this result ...
... 13C0RP0RATI0n STREET irm of it St STOCKPORT New Bridge Named After the King Largest to built the Emnire durine the Coronation Year the George VI Bridge Bhairab East BensaL was opened to-day by Sir Guthrie Russell Chief Commis sioner the railway Government ...
... four horses which have been sent to England by King Ibn Saud, of Saudi-Arabia, a Coronation gift. King Ibn's son, the Amir Saud, who represented his father at the Coronation, was so greatly impressed with all he saw here, and the hospitality given him. ...
... and bogey, enable the pump to bout' with ease. nUcation and Coronation Revieued . ional questions and ceremonial involved in the abdication of . .id VIII and the accession and lif King George VI, are recorded ker’s Almanack for 1938—the 70th lume. vil War ...
... —Harry Quintet. 2-15.—Glastonbury Town Band; Exleen Vaughan (soprano). 3-o.—Gramophone Records: To Deum for the Coronation of King George VI and Queen hlizabeth, from Westminster Abbey during the Ceremony; also Jean (tenor) with the Paris Symphony Orchestra; ...
... 145— Engleman’s Quintet Midland 215— Glastonbury Town Band Eileen (sopranol : of England 3 0— Gramophone for the Coronation King George VI and Elizabeth from Westminster during ceremony: Jean Plane) (tenor) by Ruhlmann: Lily Marcel (flute) and Albert ...
... annual appeal for subscriptions The amount collected is 3 3d and provides valuable assistance to the Society’s work King George VI celebrated the 42nd anniversary of his birthday on Tuesday last A 500-year-old custom was revived at Windsor when for the ...
... at all were to be ready by the date of the Coronation” The new approved that Mr Paget and Mr Metcalfe should prepare new portrait models and that other versions should not this occasion be invited the Coronation medals the King and Queen promptly gave sittings ...
... abdication tartans, Mr. A. P Herbert's Marriage Bill for the singles championship, and Miss of Edward VIII. Hosed with King George VI. firmly established In the loyalty Gl• v.as passed. Illy important amend- Hound retained the ladies' title. Great ment was ...
... NOT ACCIDENTAL PROTEST BY THE JEWEL POPE ROBBERY THE KING’S Another Christmas Message Unlikely TAKE HIS FATHER PLACE King George VI seated alone in study on the ground floor Sandringham House broadcast his Christmas message to the Empire As the strokes ...
... le tenai.il wsll have to removed before the new Act produce the elTecta deeired. SUCCEEDS BROTHER THE THRONE Coronation of King George VI.; Marriage of the Duke of Wlndsof; Political Affairs; Colonial Conference Home India; Disturbance! Palestine; in ...
... Hindenburg was destroyed by fire on landing after an Atlantic flight in May THE CORONATION King George VI seated the Coronation Chair at Westminster Abbey during the Coronation ceremony in May ' FENLAND FLOODS Barges placed in the gap in the Sonan Lode to ...