... 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 ...

... t of rebels, and thus return with majority. The distribution of arms to the City Guard is proceeding. is reported that detachments will next week replace the military pickets and other regular guards, thereby relieving large foroe for service in the distriots ...

... 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 ...

... Vice-Admiral White spoke on the objects of the Society, which is to furnish aid and care sick and wounded in time of war. It is proposed locally to raise a voluntary aid detachment of 62 men and 26 women. At the Tavistock Police Court, yesterday, before ...

... Volunteer Garrison Artillery orders for Coronation Day:—Parade in review order at the Drill Hall'at 9 o'clock. Band attend. The detachment proceeding to London will parade at 9.15 p.m. on Thursday in the Drill Hall, review order, haversack unrolled, water bottles ...

... laid Lady Gertrude «p«e. stone bears the following inscription This fonndfttior. stone the Exmouth Hospital erected—by voluntary subscriptions succession Maud Hospital —lounded and maintained tbe late Mrs. Hume Long-wa s laid by Lady' Gertrude Sept ...

... 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 ...

... against cattle disease. reply Mr. Luk o White, Lord Stanley said 38 officers who served with Volunteer Companies and Engineer Detachments in South Africa, were mentioned ia despatches. tnese, four were rewarded. In answer to Mr. John Burns, Mr. Long said ho ...