... serving in the Royal Navy or any naval reserve, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service or any reserve, Territorial Army Nursing Service ...

... Street, Arbroath. His bride is Miss Mary WilkinH son, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, who comes from North Wales. Lieutenant Morrison, who met his bride while on active ...

... to penetrate the farther outposts of the Empire The Arbroath lady whose experiences on the staff of Queen Alexandra’s imperial Military Nursing Service, in hospitals in and near Salonika, we printed some time ...

... representation.” Kmkh BEEDIiK. With the Forces at Salooica. ARBROATH NURSE’S EXPERIENCES IN MACEDONIA. An Arbroath lady, who a member of Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing ...

... SCOTLAND AND THE QUEEN ALEXANDRA MEMORIAL. We are informed that the total figure likely to be reached as the result of the ueen Alexandra Memorial in aid of the 'lee Nurses in Scotland will be in the hhourhood of £85,000. The full statet of the returns ...

... With the Serbian Boy Scouts. i'IKLD DAY AT SALONIKA NURSE INTERESTED SPECTATOR. An Arbroath lady the sUifl of Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Nursing Service, stationed the 37th General Hospital in Macedonia sends ...

... District Nursing Association, who organised the effort, the drawings might have been disappointing. Indeed the collections in the boxes amounted to almost half the amount the “rings.” Nurse Cameron and Nur-e M‘Cullv. the local Queen’s nurses, rendered ...

... NOT STATUTORY BUT HUMANE SERVICE The entirely erroneous impression seems to have Rot alx>ut in some quarters that the Scottish National Memorial Queen Alexandra, for which funds are now beinß raised, is to take the form statue or monument, and it is desired ...

... MERITORIOUS MILITARY RECORD With a military record to his credit of 344 years’ service, Sergeant-Major James Robertson, of the staff of the 4/5th Black retired on Wednesday. Tribute to the popularity of the Sergeant-Major was paid on Saturday last, when ...

... upon it. Miss Easton had attended, on 3rd July, the reception of Queen's Nurses at Marlborough House, and an entertainment the same afternoon at Montague House given to Scottish nurses by the Duchess of Buccleuch. In June Mrs Lindsay Carnegie had been ...

... training and provision of nurses for the sick poor in their own homes. The work was carried on under the title of Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute for Nurses until 11)28, when a change was made in order to perpetuate the Queen's name and to give a more ...

... the King and Queen and a number of other Royalties, attended • funeral service in Whippingham Parish Church, where touching reference was mule by the preacher, the Bishop of Winchester. At St Paul's Cathedral on Sunday a special service was also conducted ...