... of the ambulance service, Sir Bertram said that during 1944, to the end of October, voluntary drivers had attended 10,713 cases, voluntary ordeflies 15,606. and voluntary nurses 20,834. During that period the ambulances of the service had covered 458,763 ...

... W. Bosley. Tho Queen’s Own (RyL W. Kent Reg.).—Quartermaster-sergt, J. D. Burrow* be second lieutenant. Service Bats.—The undermentioned are granted the temporary rank of major:—Capt. and Hon. Maj. R. E. Pole, late 3rd Bat. the Queens \Byl. W. Surrey ...

... Captaia G. Clarke, the Queen's (Royal Weei- Surrey Regiment). Royal Military Academy.—Captain William O. V. Reuuxi, Ist (King’s) Dragoon Guards, an officer a company of Gentlemen Cadets (Glees A), and be Capteio C. H, Unirin, the Duke (West Regiment) Liveutenant ...

... Battalion Coldstream Guards. Driver Victor Samuel Molin, Royal Army Service Corps. Private Thomas Price-Adams, Royal Army Medical Corps. Private Frederick Charles Richards, 2nd Battalion The Queen’s Own Royal West Kent Regiment. Aircraftman Ist Class John Samuel ...

... •ooonded, vice Lieut. R. T. Ryi. Artillery; Capt. D. H. B. McGalmost, (Queen’s Own) Hussars. Genebal Staff Officebs. Ist jjrado: L;eut.-Col. W. H. Greenly, D.5.0., 19th (Qaeen Alexandra’s Own) Byl. Hoisars. 2nd grade: Coi. E. B. Smyth, D^.O. 3rd grade: Capt ...

... IMPERIAL ESCORT. The King, accompanied by the Queen, will open Parliament February 7. As the country is at war his Majesty has ordered a departure on this occasion frbm the usual procedure. Instead of proceeding to the House in State, the King and Queen ...

... (June 10); Temp. Major R. L. Bower, C.M.G., General List ; Major F- W. Burbury, Queen’s (R. W. Kent R.) (June 16). HEAIKjrARTERS FOR EMBARKATION' DUTIEB. Assistant Military Landing Officer (graded for purposes pay as a Staff captain).—Capt. H. H., C. M ...

... the mud. When were taken subsequently to Carlisle he had to conveyed to hospital in an ambulance. There were four Queen Alexandra nurses among the passengers, and they j behaved heroically. “It was awful work getting the injured up the| embankment owing ...

... The New Award for Nurses. The nursing profession in particular heartily welcomes the King’s decision that the Military Medal, the youngest of our war decorations, f>a.n in future be conferred upon women for bravery and devotion under fire. Hitherto, the ...

... MILITARY APPOINTIMENTS FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.” WAR OFFICE, -May 19. REGULAR FORCES. Commands and Staff. The undermentioned appointments are made:— Staff. Aidenie-Camp.—Lieut. R. J. V. Falkner, Queen’s Own Husears, and to be seconded 13). Special Appointment ...

... MEDICAL AND NURSING JJARLASTON WAR-TIME DAY NURSERY. Applications are invited from State Registered Nurses or State Registered Children'* Nurses, with experience, for the Temporary Post of MATRON at the War-time Day Nursery. Salary according to the Rushcliffe ...

... MILITARY APPOINTMENTS. WAR OFFICE, September 21. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF. * Aflbist.-Q.M.-Gen. Maj. L. W. AtcherJoy, Res. Off., ami granted tbo temporary rack iieutenant-coloiml. The undennon'tioaed temporary appointment is made: Capt. C. C. Marindiu, Ryl ...