... Boaxd, the Guardians' annual subscription fb the Brighton, Hove and Preston District Nursing Association should be increased from £B5 to 41100. The Queen's nurses were doing a very beneficent work among the poor, of the town at the present time. The ...

... were entertained. Lib service men responded to the fall m, sounded by • trumpeter of the Xlll. Usisore, sod sat doses to /lamer. A rather pathetic ceremony took plans at The Bourne, when Col. L0111(11118 permuted the Military Modal to representatives ...

... behalf of our nurses. Her establishment of Alexandra Rose Day has meant all the difference to our Nursing Associations, and has brought into being a more highly trained and efficient body and opened up new avenues of usefulness and service. When we buy ...

... HOME for aged invalids by nurse-masseuse. resident; near Park; fees from 35 4816. Observer Office, Hastings QT MARY'S HOME rot S L O infirm patients, Charles-road. I? nards; small wards; comfort iid nursing night nursing: 50/- per m Matron we £ A~ STATE ...

... outside Germany, apparently--manned by devils! Major N. A. Layton, of Wastbourne, Ernimorth, having been called away on military service. Sir Harry Jobostrin (Poling. Arundel) has taken over his duties as Hon. Secretary and Treasurer of the Chichester Division ...

... DENTAL SERVICE. The Medical Officer of Health was arranging. under the County Council, for dental service for expectant and nursing mothers and infants under live years age. The local associations would to Tend the services of their nurses ...

... Queen Mother's Plans. Queen Alexandra will be leaving Buckingham Palace next week, and will go to Sandringham for a time. It is stated that the King has placed the Royal yacht the Victoria and Albert at her Majesty's disposal for the rest of the season ...

... Midwives Act. 1936. the nurses' salaries have all been increased. Three Queen's Nurses attended the inspection by Her Majesty Queen Mary, held at Buckingham Palace on June 16th, 1937, and very much enjoyed their day. The nurses attended at ...

... MILITARY FUNERAL. HASTINGS HONOURS GALLANT OFFICER. The funeral of John Warren Garnier. 3rd Qne©n'* Royal W»t Regiment attached the 2nd. took plate 'fueedav with military honour*. Captain Gamier was revered* wounded on May l«th. and after twelve date ...

... founded as long ago as 1229, but was re-constituted in the reign of Queen Elizabeth: • treasured memory is of a surprise visit which was paid to the Hospital by King Edward and Queen Alexandra. For fifty years the Rev. Albert Philip Cornwall has been Chaplain ...

... Indian Army Nursing Service. Nurse Sfcono completed her tram ing April, and left for work in the Rye District; and Nurses Grant and Slade left in September for Tenterden. The period of training has now be>en extended from six months to a year. This includes ...

... the kingly regalia was discernable on the lid. Queen Alexandra knelt down at the prie-Dies, and the other ladies grouped themselves around her. Then the Archbishop took his place at the lectern and the service began. First was recited the Lord's Prayer, ...