... Office. The detachments, says one of the partgraphs describing the scheme, should be of two classes, consisting respectively of men and women. just as in the ease of the relief detachments of the Japanese Red Cross Society and the voluntary aid companies ...

... Farlslgh, rendered vacant by the of the Rev. T. W. K. Thomas. Amongst those who are taking prominent part In organising voluntary aid detachments of the British Red Cross Society, connection with tbe Territorial Medical Service, are Lord Sartvllle and Vlsoountess ...

... parade of the Faversham Detachment Ist K.R.G.A. Volunteers was held on Sunday morning. The men mustered at the Drill Hall and marched to the parish church under the command of Lieut. Neeme, and beaded by the Band of the Detachment. Capt. Neanse, the present ...

... I body that was supp >rted entirely by voluntary contributions, and very largely from the members’ own pockets ; tbe railway roan, who were, as they all knew, very excellent body of men, and very keen first aid. There were something like 50 or 60 of them ...

... efforts Dr. Henchley that the Canterbury Detachment was i what it really represented to-day. (Hear, hear.) He was very glad indeed to learn that the j Canterbary Detachment was soon, he believed, to i be separate detachment, and he felt it was only | right and ...

... of their confreres (Sapper Stanger) of the lit Sussex R.E., who is shortly proceeding to South Africa with the Engineer Detachment. Mr. C. C. Botwright occupied the chair, and was supported by Mr. Gates in the vice-chair. Most of the leading members of ...

... the Friendly Societies and Fire Brigades in and around Tocbridge, in aid of the Tollbridge Cottage Hoepital, the Ueneral and Eye and Ear Hospitals, Tun l> ridge Wells, the Surgical Aid Society and Convalescent Hume«, Ac., took place last Sunday. The members ...

... APPEAL *OR FUNDS. Excellent weather conditions favoured the annual open-air service which was held Radnor Park on Sunday, in aid of the Victoria Hospital, It will remembered that August was fixed as the day on which the event abould be held, but a violent ...

... was done by his cherished voluntary subscriptions' I certainly go against &ha too, re those same voluntary subscription words of his. It is a fair and pertinent question to sak--how much might have been got front voluntary supporters? A big show was ...

... Stanley Williams. Its are at Todbridge, and it also has detachments at Tun bridge Wells, South borough, Maidstone, Orpington. and WeHterham, and ia upwards of 1,000 Strong. The ' Welle detachment, with which | this circular chiefly concerned, eon, of two ...

... formalities in 'order that he. a tradesman who has aupplied the Council. may be free to stand for election as • member Gravesend Detachment First Kent R.G.A. (Volunteers), Orders for the week ton:monolog Mondey, 27th October. 1902. ON —Lieut. Cary, Bergt. Hollander ...

... Society hsd been started, with branches all over the Kingdom. Each county was organised, and voluntary detachments were being formed. The work of these detachments was to see to tbe removal of the wounded from the field ambulances to the line of railway ...