... of the Rntish Society, 'made an appeal on behalf of • movement drew. to his heart—Abe establishment of Voluntary Aid Detaohments. Them detachments, either of men or worm, wen; bring formed to neat un tae are of Mk and wounded in England, Maki nrccauty ...

... resolved to form a detachment forthwith for Kingerlere and the adjacent villages Among those taking a prominent part in organising voluntary aid detachments of the British Red Crow Society in connect ion with the Territorial medics! service are the Marini% ...

... . Thera will also ha an AFTERNOON LADIES’ AID CLASS. October sth. o’clock, 3S, street. Southampton. (FEE. 5a.). Qualify brc'tnc membrrs the Voluntary Aid Detachment* the Territorial Force by fainim First Aid and Home Nnrainf CertificaUa, to ...

... OetaPw There will aim an AFTERNOON LADIVB* AID CLASH. October stb. o'clock, SI. Uigb-otrcct. Southampton. (KEB. So.). Qaalify to bee. member, of the Voluntary Aid Detachment* tbo Territorial Form by gaining Firrt Aid and Homo Noraing ...

... now movement intended provide voluntary ashrtaaee the medical department Territorial foroe in time of need, and the between the Red Society end the 6t. John Ambulance Association aAure the etfletency working m the detachments m ■nfieiant enswe the highest ...

... meet orga.tise • tea • army would require is thane GLUM:, Tie Brush than at the empress deer* of had torsi to organise voluntary aid throughout the country. forint for the County of &enthalpies ircluded the fele of but with the Red thine boom., • breath ...

... liampaure Regment, took plate at toe Drill Hall. Newport. on M o nday eveniug. Hu Wort appal the Mayor tCouncillor V. B. Pork. aided, and then were ales present on the platform the MayormistMrs. Pork.,), Colonel Seely (connhand• tag the battalion), Capt.. ...

... there is sure to welcome reception the gift, but many here would hardly like to «*e rate-aided affair, for that form of finance could scarcely called national voluntary. This park adjunct, the site, it fair to ray, has its critics. One thing U beyond all ...

... nownrned, and which %timid he surrendered. A. uodertakatn had been by the brew era to *crept the deo won armed at. Ihe voluntary whom* bah wee prorated had faded beam* a the window. of but be I lir. Arthur warmed I bent that Its thn .ere new, mon/der:de ...

... the 14th • bridge of • wire la piece of an old !Laeboar bridge. The Plaid Troop hue been reeking pee. paranoee for • the math aide The (Muir, Octopi from Asia arrived and Monday the and, Ingot. ter T. arrived from OoppSterne. onsintag of tl A Lad cable am ...

... the detzichmeet which the Hama Rile Volunteer Corps at Portsmouth is outing on active was made. The detachment will lie 26 strong, e■d wither detachment is to be at once formed in 'relinees for a further call, should it be made upon she bettalien. Coptais ...

... the need of the moment. But the time has now whsn the task may once again be taken up. It is proposed to organise the voluntary aid reeouroes of the country by means of county committees, with separate branch ooomiittees for the big towns, and the es ...