... Herbert Military Woolwich, are expecting visit from the Queen early date open the new quarters for lady nurses, which are the outcome the scheme for reorganising the Army nursing staff under the auspices of Queen ...

... matron of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, in recognition of her special devotion aud competency in the nur-ing of the sick and wounded of his M.\jesty s army, and of her highly successful ...

... Royal Army Medical Corps. The scheme for the nursing service provides for the amalgamation of the existing Army nursing service and the Indian nursing service, so that there shall be one ...

... of the Army Nursing ; Service Reserve who have served with an army in the field, or who have been employed on Army service at home, shall, if selected for Queen Alexandra's Imperial ...

... al of the ray Medical Service, and the Matron-in( brief were waiting receive the Royal visitors. They had come down by special train, accompanied the members the Advisory Board Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military ...

... Commons. An Order has also been issued' containing details an Imperial military nursing service, be designated the '• Queen Alexandra's Imperial ...

... THE MILITARY NURSING SERVICE. INCREASED RATES OF PAY. The Army Council have decided gTant the following increased rates of pay in members of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military ...

... which will add to the comfort and convenience of sick soldiers in Military Hospitals lat Home Stations nursed by Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nuixing , Service. ...

... THE MILITARY SERVICE. INCREASED RATES OF ' The Army Council have decided to the following increased rates of pay m . bers of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Nursing Service:—Matron -in ...

... Queen Alexandra, who continues to take a deep interest in the Queen Victoria Institute for Nurses and in the Queen Alexandra Committee, which undertakes the collection of funds in aid of the Institute, held a ...

... King Edward, Queen Alexandra, and Princess Victoria arrived at Chris-' tiania yesterday, and were met the King and Queen Norway. The route to the Palace w&s crowded with people, and as the Royal carriage passed hearty cheers were raised. Later, the Royal ...

... Yesterday was the first Sunda} , by Queen Alexandra afc for several months. In spu*- ' morning being damp and 1 c ' ol . Kl pro* bers of people, including t portion of ladies, assembled her Majesty on the way to r • The Queen was accompanist' a'- members of ...