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... ATTENDANT FOR NURSES' HOME. THE GUARDIANS of tbe above Union require the services competent person to take ebarge, under the Superintendent Nurse, of the domestic arrangements of the NURSES' HOME, and to cook for staff of about eleven Nurses ...
... present. They represented the Army at the service. The Queen was having a military funeral, and the Queen, loved to speak of herself as a soldier's daughter. The late Commander-in-Chief had told that the greatest military virtue was ...
... MAY 12 l&3~* work of the Nursing ~' inception. She also to t experience which all Queen *'ra possess, and emphasised that ses that fortunate enough to Is to be congratulated Dr laiu ported that the financial renon » ma!l ...
... that the Senior Nurse, Miss Smith, having retired from tho. Territorial Nursing Service, owing to severe illness contracted on duty, had returned to the fiiad. after a period of rest. Miss Hansen left to take military nursing, and ...
... THE WEST KENT IMPERIAL YEOMARY RETURN. v. 0- i ' TO THE KING. ' i * -z • Cheat enthusiasm in maidstone. t.-j * I IiANQUET. SI'EKCH COL. C. E. ' WAKDE, M P. The Company Imperial Yeomanry, who w*ie some eighteen ago the oi the West Kent Queen Own Cavalry ...
... THE WEST KENT IMPERIAL YEOMANRY RETURN. MESSAGE TO THE KINO. GREAT ENTHUSIASM IX MAIDSTONE. THE REGIMENTAL BANQUET. STIRRING SPEECH BY COL. C. E. WARDE. M P. 1 I The 36th Company Imperial Yeomanry, who recruited some eighteen mouths ago at the head-qua ...
... obtain nurses at that time, and the curates undertook some the responsibilities nursing. Nowadays the provision of a nurse was taken as a matter of course. It was a curious coincidence that bicycles were invented just at the time that district nurses were ...
... in the children's ward cried to the nurse, Please do let see the Queen; I shall be quite better if I see the Queen. This request was communicated to the Rev. Mr. Rowsell, her Majesty's Chap* lain, who told the Queen. Immediately hec Majesty did that which ...
... THANKSGIVING SERVICES. CORPORATION AT TEINITT CHUBCH. A special sarrica took plaea in Holy Trinity Chv-rch at 19 the sacred fan* was crowded with people to join with the deputy Major and tka Corporation in * thsnksjivinf service on tka recovery. The officials ...
... the Orange, Ooudhunt, wae taken seriously 111. He needed careful nursing, but there was no nurse on board fellow passenger, Mrs. Anne K. Grove, who his plight, volunteered act as nurse. For week’s she rose early every morning and carefully tended to his ...
... THE QUEEN'S OWN ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT. HONOURING THE DEAD. THE FALLEN SOUTH AFRICAN HEROES. MEMORIAL WINDOW AT MAIDSTONE. A SOLEMN MILITARY SERVICE. A year ago last month peace was proclaimed ia South Africa, and flow sf blood and treasure stopped ...
... THE MEMORIAL SERVICE At the memorial service held at the Royal Military Chapel Wellington Barracks, the King was represented by Major Sir Edward Seymour, and Queen Mary was represented by Sir Reginald Seymour. Field-Marshal the Duke of Connaught (Colonel ...