... augment the work of the Queen Victoria’s Jubilee Institute for Nurses, Yet a very large number are still asking, What is this Institute and what exactly does the Queen’s Nurse do 7 Shortly let me say the Institute was founded by Queen ...

... interest in the work of the Queen’s Nurses in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. The first public function of Queen Alexandra as Queen was the holding of a Garden Party at Marlborough House, to which all the ...

... about an inadequate service. He asked those present to broadcast the fact that their funds were low, and to bring in donations. MOTOR CARS FOR THE NURSES? An address on the Queen Alexandra Memorial Fund Scheme and the District Nursing Work, ...

... -Col. R. B. Purves, speaking to the annual meeting of the Lincolnshire Nursing Association at St. Swithin's Hall vesterday (Friday), upon the value of the nursing service, The Earl of Liverpool, G.C.B. (Chairman of the Association) presided, and there was ...

... Sister Kate Mahony, Queen Alexandra's Tlmperiall Military Nursing Service (Reserve), ~ Sister Pthel Kate Thompson, Queen Alex. andra’s Tmperial Military ...

... is the mobolisation of a female nursing staff. Miss Sheppard, the Matron of the Lincoln County Hospital, is the principal Matron, and the department is under the auspices of the Queen Alexandra Imperial Military ...

... and Mrs. John Pattinson, of Heckington, was born at Harringay on December 12th, 1803, and died on Sunday last at Queen Alexandra’s Military Hospital, Millbank. He was educated at Brighton College, and passed from there to Woolwich, where he had a very ...

... NFED FOR MORE NURSES. Fridav of last week was a great day with Lincoln St. John Ambulance Brigade and the Nursing Corps and Cadets. They were inspected in the Sessions House grounds by Lady Perrott, Lady Superintendent in Chief of Nursing Divisions of ...

... 1o send o subscription, large or small, The late Queen Alexandra alw ok a most sincere interest in nu and nursing. Not ogly her purse bu her practical help ant inspiration were constantly at the service of the cau-e she made her own. It is thertor peculiarly ...

... TWICE MET THE QUEEN TWICE within her Victory visit to London, Sister E. M. Bailey, Melion-educated representative of the East Africa Military Nursing Service in the Victory Parade, perscnally met the IQueen. Firs: of all whep the Queen ...

... retained in that locality in aid of the district nursing, the other half going to Headquarters to be spent on training and pensioning nurses, Subscriptions may be sent direct to me, or to the Queen Alexandra Memorial Fund account at the National Provincial ...

... Post Office after 44 years’ service, has been awarded the Imperial Service Medal. “URSE TITHECOTT, of the Melion District Nursing Association, was one of 49 Queen’s nurses with 21 years’ ...