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... published the War Office and the British Red Cross Society, every candidate for the voluntary aid detachments must be in possession of the Sit. John Ambulance first aid and nursing certificates. * The Duke of Westminster has invited the members of the ...
... understood that women who are members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments become, when war breaks out (which Heaven forbid 1), actual members the Territorial Army. No uniform will be worn, but members of the Detachment will wear a broad white band the arm with ...
... Office Territorial Red Cross scheme for training women to play their part national defence. Inaugural meetings of the voluntary aid detachments are now being arranged by well-known ladies, including Lady Winchester, Lady Fortescue, the Duchess of Portland, ...
... Ipswich for the purpose inaugurating, under the auspices of the Suffolk Branch of the British Red Cross Society, voluntary aid detachment (in connexion with the County Association of the Territorial Force) for the care of the wounded in case of invasion ...
... Rifle Clubs, why should they not also give financial aid to the Volunteers, who combine shooting and drill think the Government should first appeal the patriotism the peoples and should encourage voluntary effort undertaking meet the cost. If the response ...
... THE CORONATION. (bkuter'b telegram.) Malta, April 29. Detachments of the Malta Regiment ami the Malta Artillery shortly leave for Eng lami for the Coronation. The Archbishop Canterbury has, through his Chaplain, sent Use following reply to an inquirer ...
... and lambs are doing well. The Town Band have, at the invitation of the olficers, agreed to attach themselves to the local Detachment of the 6th Battalion Devon Regiment. Those members who are above age be sworn in will become honorary members of the Territorial ...
... in return for light assistance companionship. —337, Gazette Office. Exeter. X\TANTED, SECOND - HAND ORGAN ▼ ▼ MUSIC, VOLUNTARIES, Ac.—Address, 1,286, Gazette Office, Exeter. ANTED, FORTY NITCHES good tt REED.—State lowest price to Major Daniell, Perridge ...
... that the C.O.S. be recomanended to organise in every place a system of voluntary friendly visitors where they did not already exist, and to promote a representative Council of voluntary rharitable and other suitable institutions in each locality. Cullompton ...
... the Navy. The pauper taint would be as strong in the Colonies in official homes under the Guardians as in this country. Voluntary agencies are at work bv which a number of the childfen, alter having been educated by the Guardians, are sent to the Colonies ...
... Clerk to the Chagford Parish Council stating that at the last meeting it was proposed to provide a water-cart for the town voluntary subscription, on condition that the authorities would provide working ex penses. The Parish Council were unanimously of opinion ...
... Newport Church. Barnstaple, yesterday, the Rev. E. E. F. Despard (Association secretary) on behalf of the Church Pastoral Aid Society. There were good congregations. Mr. George Norcott Winter, son Major George Winter (late Cameronians), of Instow, has ...