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... collected for Voluntary Aid purposes, and shall scheme. The circular from the Secretary of also take what steps they think necessary to State lor War stated that the training and collect funds for themselves. equipment of the Voluntary Aid ...
... Guildhall and a board ■ the curt, smashing the top of bis * fingers. P.C. Ray rendered first aid. and took' to Dr. Fleck’s surgery, where the tiuger was dressed. Detachment Fihst Bcckb V.R.C.— Orders for week ending Saturday. Jan. ICKh. Special.—The attention ...
... and belittle the voluntary forces of the Crown. (Hear, hear.) He ventured to think that anybody who was guilty of doing that was . wilfully wasting national assets, which were ; national poesesision had in the patriotism > the voluntary forces the Crown ...
... Bowler, I. Russell, and Lauce-Corpl. Huesey. Band aupoinlmenla.—The following appoiutincnfa have been made in the Detachment’s Band:—To Detachment Bandmaster, Uuice- F. Bowler: Deputy Bandmaster. Sergt. G. White. Committee.—Colour-Sergt. John Keen. G. White ...
... WYCOMBE DETACHMENT IST BUCKS R.V.C. DETACHMENT ORDERS. High Wycombe, October 9th, 1902. All etc., already returned to Armoury must be handed over to tne Sergeant-Instructor between 7.30 a,iui p.m. on Monday next, 12th inst. hero will a voluntary parade ...
... Howland. Mr. Alderman J. 0. Peace, and the Mayoress were all present during the distribution. WxcoMBE Detachment, Becks Battalion Territorial Force. Detachment Orders Cor week ending Saturday. 6th March. 1909.—' 1. Medical examination: Recruits who have given ...
... unsoldierly or slovenly than man improperly dressed, and it can only result m the Detachment gaining a name for slackness.—{Signed) S. R. Vernon, Captain Commanding Wycombe Detachment, Bucks Battaliou. Oxford and Buckingham Light Infantrv- ycombe, 26-11-09. Direct ...
... Mr. Weaver (the organist) effectively interpreted the organ voluntary. Prelude and Fugue C (Hesse), whilst in the evening there was a celebration of the Holy Communion. The collections in aid of tke C.P.A.S. were very en- hoi r t ert ain New Pastor— Last ...
... efficient of men that Detachment—would do heir utmost, bat he hoped that the men of the Wycombe Detachment who were present that night, the men the rank and file, their best each one. to get suitable men to join the Wycombe Detachment for the next season ...
... evening came to close half hour after midnight. Wtcombb Detachment. Bucks Battalion, Territorial Force.—Orders for week ending November 27fh. A special meeting of all the Sergeants of the Detachment will be held at the Barracks Tuesday, 23rd. at 8 p.m. ...
... a member of the choir. The offertories amounted to 14a. 3d. Wycombe Detachment Ist Bucks R.V. Cores. —Orders for week ending Saturday, June 22nd, 1901: —Monday. 17th: The detachment will parade to take part in the reception of the Imperial Yeomanry returning ...
... sale properties at High to find the young men of the town coming Wycombe, May 7th. There wn« forward a more spontaneous and voluntary present, and keen competition w *® fashion—even without asking and P^ sl for eeveral of the six lots out nine “smoker appears ...