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... At Holy Trinity Church, Leicester week, Lieutenant J.? .N BY.). of Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service. is read, Leicestor. On the left the bride and bridegraus le ...
... coniaining a list of Catholic officers of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines. and Royal Naval Reserve, as well as Catholic flayed chaplains and Catholic nursing sisterri in Queen ...
... to all nurses, more particularly to those belonging to the services of which I am the president—The Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service, ...
... matron of the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary (Miss Bulman) and six nurses from the sante institution have joined Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, and three others have joined ...
... 153,000 for the Navy, Marines and ancillary services, together with 1,400 Royal Marine police. The total includes 7,:M0 for the Women’s Royal Naval Service, 300 for Queen ...
... Royal Naval Nursing Service Reserve during the War. and was appointed to the Royal Air Force Nursing Service in 1918. She was promoted to the rank senior sister in 1925 and to matron 1927. She has held ...
... long service in minesweeper, the next for sinking an enemy submarine, and the D.S.O. for sinking another enemy vessel. The first woman in this war to awarded a bar to the Royal Red Cross, Miss Doris Beale, matronin-chief of Queen Alexandra's ...
... especially in the case of the deaths of Officers The term officer includes naval and marine office-s and warrant officers, and members of Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing ...
... Navy amt Boyal Uarlnaa, the Royal Australian Navy, the Boyel Canadian Navy, the Mew Zealand DlTition of the Royal Navy, the South African Nnval Service, the Royal Indian Navy, and Queen Alexandra's ...
... Alexandra’s Royal Naval Nursing Service, has been decorated with the R.C.C. medal. The work done by women during the war has been of such exceptional value, that the question of similar recognition to that awarded to men is in contemplation. The honour conferred ...
... the Rev. Canon Morris), David Duncan F. Macintyre. MB.. Surgeon R.N.V.R., to 8. Elizabeth Lymbery (late) Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service. Deaths. TURNER.- -March 29th, at West Kensing• ton, London ...
... success with new methods of dealing with women delinquents, and Miss Doris Beale, Matron-in- Chief of Queen Alexandra’s Royal Naval Nursing Service, are made Dames of the British Empire. ...