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... THE QUEEN’S NURSE. The Queen and Royal family have had a handsome white marble slab placed over the grave of the late Mrs. Hull, formerly nurse her Majesty, and whose remains are interred with those ef her husband in Clewer Churchyard, near ...
... THE QUEEN’S NURSE. The Queen and Royal family have had a handsome white marble slab placed over the grave of the late Mrs. Hull, formerly nurse her Majesty, and whose remains are interred with those ef her husband in Glower Churchyard, near ...
... THE QUEEN'S NURSE. | The Queen and Royal family have had a handsome white marble slab placed over the grave of the late Mrs. Hull, formerly nurse to her Majesty, and whose remains are interred with those ef her husband in Clewer Churchyard, ...
... ROYAL NAVAL HOSPITAL. Every thing that could be done cheer the spirits of those who were obliged through illness spend Christmas in the *Royal Naval Hospital, Stonehouse, was done on Sunday, both by the nurses and those inmates who were ...
... FEMALE NURSES FOR THE ROYAL The Admiralty have passed important regulations for the female nursing staff, which is some extent to supersede the present staff of male nurses the Royal Naval Hospitals. The ...
... forthcomin, And until this certificate It as completion is een given the furished or be of any aa ractical ing cannot be service. Until the {South Kensington Science and Art are satistied as to the tho: h completion the buildings, the £1,000 which the ...
... ROYAL NAVAL HOSPITAL Many and beautifal were the decorative displays in the majority of the wards of the Royal Naval Hospital, Stone- house. In the morning the patients who were sufticiently recovered attend led divine service in the Church ...
... THE ROYAL NAVAL FUND. Lieutenant Maltby, MN., supplied some particulars of the fund started from the surplus of the Royal Naval Exhibition of 1891. The Royal Nava Fond, as it is called, is founded fur the relief of widows or dependent ...
... flag-ship, was approa.-I.ed, the baud |>!.y.-d , God save the Queen. Attending Her Majesty the Queen was the Royal Oeoorne, with the Prince of Wales on board, and other yachts conveying naval officials, while the Euphrates, with the L'>rds and ominous ...
... FOR THE QUEEN'S SERVICE. HANDED OVER TO THE NAVAL AUTHOIMEI Charles Brown, a youth, wee charged as named Devonport justice' the morning, under the of the Naval Discipline Ark with &sedan Harry eon Markham, -clue boy on H.M.S. Vivid , to himself from duty ...
... OFFICERS OF THE ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE It is impossible to study the present numerical strength of the officers on tho active list of the Royal Naval Reserve without being struck with the wonderful vigour this force fs acquiring, and which is yearly giving ...
... TH: L_ HOSPITA happened to visit the Royal Naval Hospital » the time when the rénewet application for “sick leave’ had been refused to the sister who had beeq suffering from typhoid fever. case seemed to m one of bardship that, although I was an and entirely ...