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... same leply suitable for all. Supposing that a 1 woman desires to become nurse in military hospital, she must train in an ordinary civil ■hospital -first, and then begin her military ' «xpsriences. It useless for girls under twenty years of to apply, and ...
... closed. Miss Shore Berved live years In Fiance. For year she was with the French Red Cross and for four years with Queen Alexandra's Imperial Nnrsing Home Reserve. She also served in the South African War and has the Sonth African and the Red Cross medals ...
... graciously acknowledged. Queen Alexandra paid several visits to Sussex for public functions forty-three years ago. The Prince and Princess of Wales, as they then were, opened Alexandra Park at Hastings. In 1881 Queen Alexandra opened the ...
... ought to be reeerved for military service, or for intellectual attainment*. Apparently Russia has been looking forward to a campaign for some time, for the completeness of the preparations for the work of its ambulanc* service could not possibly have been ...
... Dart ford. Military Hospital, Shoruclifle Military Hospital. Heme Bay. Military Hospital. Winchester. Military Hospital. Fulhatn. Military Hospital. Warley. Military Hospital. Bedford. ...
... prepared formally to consult with them matters of this kind.” HOSPITAL MATRON RETIRING 24 YEARS’ SERVICE AT TONBRIDGE When Miss Margaret Breeze, matron of the Queen Victoria Cot— tage Hospital, rethe*l win came to the Cot; tage Hospital In JB* * ■> 1922 ...
... M. Holmes, of O.ietn Alexandra's Imperial Nursing b’eserve, the niece of Mr, c.nd Miss Murton, of The Cringe, was nucried Eden bridge, last Saturday, to Major Frank G. Uushnell, of the Military Servire Department, A.,ilie service was fnllv ...
... me with silver medallion as Muffett went on to tell the famous icasions such as Queen Victoria’s Jubilee, funeral, and the royal progress of King fward and Queen Alexandra through outh London, which he was on duty. A LABOUR OF LOVE.” A ' rst they had ...
... Tonbridge. T. 867 NURSE-COMPANION Required immediately for elderly MwaUdlady; daily or resident; maid kspt.—l364, Courier. Tun Wells. .. 1364 REQUIRED at ones. Corridor Maid: also Pmc Boy -Apply Manageress, Cal- *HOUSmkIAiD Wanted over military age. for Oxford ...
... Carnegie, assisted the Dean /t Westminster, officiated at the first half of the service at Bt. Margaret’s. The Dean Westminster read the Lesson and gave the Blessing. The service, which wae choral, included the psalm Lord, Thou hast been our Refuge.” and ...
... John Col- i ville, K.T., P.C , was Lord Chamberlain of Queen Victoria, and Chief Equerry and (. lerk Marshal to the household for several years. He was also Chamberlain to the j late Queen Alexandra for 30 years, and i was Master of the Buckhounds for two ...
... wanted for both The Imperial Service and the Heserve Battalion of the Kent Cyclists. Applicants should apply personally by letter to above address. Tours faithfully. J. EGGINTON. . « .. Lieut.-Colonel. Kent Cyclist (Imperial Service) Battalion. APPRECIATION ...