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Dewars advertisementThis advertisement for Dewars " White Label" Scotch whiskey encourages viewers to celebrate the Coronation with " the finest drink in the world"
The Salvation Army Riots at Worthing, SussexThese images show the Skeleton Army, opponents of the Salvation Army organised by those interested in Sunday drinking, rioting against one of the Salvation Armys religious Sunday processions
The Queen reviews the Grenadier GuardsAt the tercentenary parade of the Grenadier Guards at Windsor, the Queen turns to speak to Colonel Sir Thomas Butler, Lieutenant-Colonel of the Regiment. Date: 1956
The Queen arrives in Westminster Abbey (Coronation 1953)Accompanied by the Bishops of Bath and Wells and Durham, Queen Elizabeth II moves up Westminster Abbey, passing the throne. Date: 1953
Royal Navy parade, Coronation day, 1953A contingent of the Royal Navy gives a superb display of marching skill as they reach Marble Arch. The three columns are seen at the moment of dividing. 1953
Suffrage Pilgrimage NUWSS 1914The official programme of the Great Demonstration on Saturday 26th July 1913, when the Pilgrims entered Hyde Park in four processions. Date: 1913 July
Royal procession of James I on the ThamesRoyal procession down the River Thames, with regal pomp, surrounded with many boats of guards and musicians
Winston Churchill on the Coronation route, 1953Sir Winston Churchills carriage was held up outside Canada House, and in order to pass it the State Coach had to make a difficult turn. The crowd applauded Churchill for his unruffled reaction. 1953
Eynsham Village CrossThe old cross in the village of Eynsham, Oxfordshire, England, one of two (the other being at nearby Yarnton), marking halting places of religious processions. Date: Medieval
Icons in ProcessionBoys carry holy icons in procession at Desze, Hungary
The funeral procession of Queen Victoria passing through Windsor on its way to St. Georges Chapel, with her eldest son Edward VII, Kaiser, Wilhelm II and Prince Arthur
A pagan belief, that holly was a symbol of fertility and eternal life, this took place on the Twelfth Night, burning holly tree branch was carried through the village, followed by a brass band
Madness And ReasonAn illustration which shows two separate processions of people on a red carpet, one representing reason, and the other representing madness
Burial of Queen Victoria, Mounted Gun-CarriageBurial of Queen Victoria, the coffin surmounted by the crown and emblems, mounted on a gun-carriage drawn by eight cream-coloured horses caparisoned in gold, passing Buckingham Palace, London
King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra consort in the Gold State Coach. Date: 9 August 1902
The Prince and Princess of Wales (later Edward VII and Alexandra of Denmark) going over the bridge, round on the south side of the river and down back again by the southern approach
Funeral of King Edward VII 1910Bird's-eye view of the funeral procession of King Edward VII walking behind Royal mourners passing down Piccadilly London. Date: 20 May 1910
State funeral of King George V in LondonThe state funeral procession of King George V in London: The gun carriage passing through Decimus Burton's world famous arch at Densely crowded Hyde Park Corner. Date: 1936
State funeral procession of King George VKing Edward VIII (later Duke of Windsor), in the funeral procession of his late father, King George V, in London. With his three brothers, the Duke of Gloucester (left)
Funeral of General William BoothThe funeral procession of General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, which took place on 29th August 1912 after Booth's death on 20th August and a lying-in-state at the Congress Hall
Stare Funeral of George V 1936State Funeral procession of George V in London, gun carriage drawn by Blue Jackets and followed by King and foreign Kings. Date: 1st February 1936
Queen Victoria's funeral. Royal cavalcade passing the Wellington Monument, the future King, Edward VII and Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany riding behind the coffin. Date: 4th February 1901
Queen Victoria's Funeral - Royal Mourners Following CoffinThe Royal mourners following the gun-carriage, from Osborne to Trinity Pier, East Cowes. Date: 2nd February 1901
Queen Victoria's Funeral - Last Stage to WindsorArriving at Windsor for Queen Victoria's last journey before being interred beside Prince Albert. The coffin was placed on the gun carriage to be pulled by the white horses, but however
Symbolising the true spirit of the peace celebrations, the Cenotaph in Whitehall to "The glorious dead" Sir Douglas Haig (left foreground) saluting as he rode by. Date: 19 July 1919
Troops marching in triumph through the dense crowds of people, passing the Admiralty Arch on the way to the saluting-base, to celebrate the end of World War One. Date: 19 July 1919
At Nice, France, a procession of Red Penitents is watched by Victoria, queen of England, from her carriage Date: 1898
Queen Victoria's Funeral 1901Arriving at Windsor for Queen Victoria's last journey before being interred beside Prince Albert. The coffin was placed on the gun carriage to be pulled by the white horses, but however
Peace Day Celebrations - Female Police in uniform WWIMembers of the new womens police in their uniform, taking part in the Peace Day march celebrations on 19th July 1919 in London following the end of World War One. Date: 19th July 1919
Peace Day Celebrations - Womens Army Auxiliary Corps Peace Day CelebrationsMembers of Queen Marys Army Auxiliary Corps on parade. The force were called into existence to act as substitute for the soldiers who were fighting at the front. Date: 19th July 1919
America - George Washington And George ClintonGeorge Washington and Governor George Clinton head the civil procession into New York, on November 25th 1783. Washingtons forces take posession of New York at the end of the American Revolution Date
Situation is serious women must hep to save it! WWIBeating up recruits : The procession passing through Whitehall, London, one banner said " The Situation is serious Women must hep to save it." Thousands of women wanted to help in the war
Procession over London Bridge, day after CoronationThe procession the day after the coronation, with King George and Queen Mary crossing London Bridge the main entrance to get to South London in an open carriage. Date: 23 June 1911
Procession at Fleet Street, day after CoronationThe procession of George V, going through the once was journalist headquarters, Fleet Street, London, on the 23rd June 1911. 23 June 1911
Funeral procession of Queen Elizabeth IQueen Elizabeth I, reigned for 44 years and 127 days, longest reigning Tudor monarch, here showing the funeral procession pasting through the streets Westminster Abbey, London
Funeral procession of King Edward VII 1910The funeral procession of King Edward VII in London, with his eldest son George V, Kaiser, Wilhelm II and Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught on horseback behind. Date: 20 May 1910
Funeral procession of King Edward VII, WindsorFuneral procession of King Edward VII -- entering St Georges Chapel, Windsor, 20 May 1910. Date: 1910
Funeral procession of King Edward VII, LondonFuneral procession of King Edward VII -- the cortege at Marble Arch, London, 20 May 1910. Date: 1910
Peace Day Celebrations, to celebrate the end of World War One. The Navy section of the pageant. Officers and men of the Second Battle Squadron
Peace Parade in London, to celebrate the end of World War One, photograph showing representatives of 1st Black Watch leading. Date: 19 July 1919
Photograph taken from Buckingham Palace, the procession marching to and passing the saluting-point at the roof of Victoria Memorial, which faces the Mall. Date: 19 July 1919
Peace Day Celebrations - Royal Watching in Pavilion 1919The royal party George V and Mary Teck watch from the pavilion at Victoria Memorial, along the Mall, showing the view which Majesties had of the procession, as it apprroached them
Womens Suffrage Pilgrimage of July 1913 was a peaceful march in Ealing and Hyde Park, London, designed to show the British government the sheer number of women from across the country who demanded
Procession of Anne Boleyn to marry Henry VIII
Lord Kitchener, Admiral Sir E Seymour and Major-General Sir Alfred Gaselee passing under the Canadian Arch
Womens deputation over the rights to vote 1905Six thousands women procession in London, to the Prime Minster Balfour, over the womens rights to vote. Date: November 1905
Funeral of Richard IIRichard II (1367 - 1400), King of England, reigned 1377-1399. The burial of Richard II, after a probably violent death at Pontefract. Date: 1400
Edward VII procession, Caesar the dog following 1910The funeral procession of Edward VII, including his favourite dog Caesar. Date: 1910