Forbes, in the fourth, The King has become. not only a Sir Joseph and Lady Bhore, who represented India, travelled in the Atth carriage, while in the sixth were 'A special place of honour in their Viscount and Viscountess Craigavon, affections has been won by who represented Ulster, and. Mr.
Queen, while the Prince of Wales Huggins, Prime Minister of and other members of the Royal Southern Rhodesia, who, with his Family have brought a personal wife, represented that Colony, touch into all classes in which they The Speaker, the Rt. Hon. FA moved.
FitzRoy, proceeded in his coach from "The Empire has adopted the the House of Commons, being passed Royal Family as its own. As wa] by the Prime Minister's procession en route, ft up our hearts in thanksgiving, let us bow in prayer to God to con-This procession was escorted by tlaually bless the King and Queen, mounted police and the occupants of that we may uphold peace, preserve the carriages were enthusiastically the principles of liberty and justice, cheered along the entire route, and give an example of community 'There were only two carriages in in which all is the common weal of the Lord High Cancellor's procession, all citizens and servants' in which Viscount Sankey and other The singing of the Te Deum con-high Tegal functionaries rode. cluded the service. following which "The procession through the City the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. included the court of the Common Cosmo Gordon Long. pronounced the Council Court of Aldermen and senior blessing, and the national anthem was! and junter sheriffs, who occupied sung, arriages in front' of the Lord "He's A Jolly Good Fellow" Mayor's.
The Royal Household The scenes of enthusiasm were renewed as Their Majesties returned Shortly before 10 am. the Prince to Buckingham Palace where they, of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of arrived at 1255.
York, the Duke and Duchess of Kent, Princess Elisabeth and Princess Majesty appeared on the Palace Lal-Alter 15 minutes of cheering, Hi are Rose arrived at Buckingham' cony, looking a dignified and happy Palace where they affectionately figure, and bowing repeatedly. Thereafter. he was joined by the Queen, the Prince of Wales, the Duke and es. Princess Duchess of York, and other members and Princess Margaret greeted wild) and prolonged ofthe Royal family, which was Rose rode with the Duke and Duchess. in the frst, while the Duke and Outbursts of cheers.
Duchess of Kent occupied the second.
Then Their Majesties stood alone 'A few minutes after the departure with their four grandchildren group-for St. Paul's of the Duke of York's ed in front of them. Spontaneously procession, that of the Prince of the crowd sang the national anthem, Wales departed from Buckingham which they followed up with "For Palace Queen Maud of Norway He's A Jolly Good Fellow." at which and the Duke of Gloucester shared His' Majesty laughed. The crowd the first carriage with the Prince of sang this song three times.
Wales: the second carried the Prin-'The ceremony went without a hitch cess Royal, the Earl of Harewood, apart from the incident caused by their two sons, and the Duke of (on: Communists, while the police naught, uncle of the King.
Fangements were perfect.
The Duke of York wore a Rear-'There were hundreds of fainting Admiral's uniform, while the Duchess casualties, one of the victims being a was dressed in pale blue and the guardsman and several others being Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret in soldiers and bandsmen—Reuter.
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