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... OF ARMY NURSING SERVICE. The War Office announced last night that Dame Anne Beadsmore Smith has been appointed Matron-in-Chief the Territorial Army Nursing Service vice Matron-in-Chief Dame Maud M'Carthv. Dame Smith was Matron-in-Chief of ...
... IMPERIAL NURSING SERVICE PROMOTIONS The following changes in Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service were ...
... , civil surgeon; 'Nursing Sister Miss Margaret Butler Alexander, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve; Nursing Sister Miss ...
... 1915:— Royal Red Cross, First Class—Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service (retired list,)— Mrs M. S. Mitchell, acting matron. Royal Red Cross, Second Class —Queen ...
... Alyth Nurse Honoured For her gallant and distinguished work in Burma well-known Alyth lady has been promoted an Additional Associate of the Royal Red Cross (2nd Class). She is Sister Margaret Anne Murison, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military ...
... ANGUS SHERIFF CLERK'S DAUGHTER MILITARY FUNERAL AT GIBRALTAR. Military honours were accorded the funeral yesterday Gibraltar of Jessie Hume Congleton, a retired matron of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military ...
... SUPPLY-OF-NURSES COMMITTEE In accordance with the announcement made on September 20, the Secretary for War has now added to the Supply-of-Nnrses Committee the following members:—Miss E. H. Becher, matron-in-chief, Queen Alexandra's Imperial ...
... command from the King inform you next-of-kin of the late Miss Jessie Ritchie, of the Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve, that this stan nurse was ...
... when a nursing sister from Oxford married a Glasgow sergeant-major, who had been released from the notorious Changi prison camp. They met at the docks Singapore, where Lieutenant Hannah Ruth Smith, of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military ...
... invaluable work carried on by nurses, their courage and devotion duty, .that it is n-ith very real sorrow heard^that one of their number passed away. Miss Galloway was ;t sister of Queen Alexandras Imperial Military ...
... announces that nurses holding certificates for three years' general training who are desirous of being employed in military hospitals should apply in writing without delay to the Matron-in-Chief, Queen Alexandra's Imperial ...
... particularly to those belonging to the services of which I am the president —the Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service, the Queen Alexandra's ...