... and secretary. Her Majesty also wished to examine the modifications that, with the establishment of “ Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing Service ” have been introduced into the uniforms of the sisters. ...

... QUEEN ALEXANDRA AND THE NURSES. Referring to Queen Alexandra’s interest in nurses, the * Nursing Mirror”’ says: * Her name will always be associated with the ...

... Wellow. Queen Alexandra’s tribute was o cross of orchids, and attached to it wae the following eutograph inscription: “To Miss Florence Nightingale, i grateful memory of the gpeatest benefactress to guffering humanity by founding the military nursing service ...

... me a subscripticn, large or small. The late Queen Alexandra always took a most sincere interest in nurses and unrsing. Not only her purse, but her practical help and inspiration were constantly at the service of the cause she made her own It is therefore ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. OPENING BY THE KING AND QUEEN. King Edward VIIL. and Queen Alexandra went in State to the Palace of Westminster on Thursday to open the first Parlisment of His Majesty’s reign. From first to last the function was a most impressive ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA’S JUBILEE NURSES | Queen Alexandra has been pleased to approve the appointment of the following to be a Queen’s Nurse, to date July Ist, 1918: —Rose Elizabeth Kemp, Halifax. CRIPPLE FATALLY SCALDED. On_Sunday, John Willie ...

... offect forthwith apply to members of the Royal Naval Norsing Service and Reserve, Queen Alexandra’s lmperial Nursing Serviee, the Army Numing Service, the TF Nuorsing Serviee, and any other nursing ser viee or ...

... ALEXANDRA ROSE DAY. OUT FOR A MILLION. In London and a thousand towns and v,l- throughout the country, roses were on sale to day for the benefit of Queen Alexandra’s Rose Day Fund, The orgamsers aim at raising one million pounds In London a substantial ...

... watch the King' end Queen and their guests walk down to evensong at St. George's Chapel. The guests drove down to the service which wes a v beautiful -one. although gboflxln ‘.,-:3 work owing to the climetac htions, and MH:: service had to be conducted ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. .' Tnono-mnmmm-m&uwug Tuesday, when : message from . :MlywmA‘dnuWth%q was read. The b‘: Obm:&or :'h:.. - letter expressing aympathy Hun'nfl.n!mdl-u’uuno’h“uh |Queen Vietoria, The Bishop w ‘ introdaced a Bill on ljeensing N#M | Thursday ...

... Government to secure due consideration for . the rights and privileges of that House. Lord ‘?f ha:at m‘lgodm“‘}l‘es, Queen Alexandra ‘Tw_eedsmoqt.h, wgo, in_the absence of the Mar:vhil::e; :ble :e: ) e::;° lnlkn-izg of earthenware, ‘ a‘:m of Ripon, replied ...

... the House of Commons,— The Estimates for the public service of the year will be laid before you. The provision for military expenditare must be largely increased on account of the charge for military operations in South Africa. The experience of a great ...