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... friend* with the power and the will to render them sulmiantial help) had liecome professional nurses, such living more ladylike railing than domestic service, the only other way of obtaining that their desultory education (which included smattering of ...
... Wdrteraberg will both receive the Garter next year. The Queen has not conferred the Order of Bath on any Royal personages, neither has there been any addition to the First and Second dasess the Royal Order Victoria and Albert, which s female decoration. ...
... contingent of Itrrenal Yeomanry that raising. Ist SUSSEX ROYAL ENGINEERS Lieutenant W. J. Hc'cv and eevenly-eix unmarried men the Ist Sussex Royal Engineer Volunteer*, have volunteered for active service. SUSSEX ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. Lieulenaot-C ilonel Cardwell ...
... present the regalia consists five crowns, namely St. Edward’s, the crown State, its inestimable jewels, Ihe Queen’s circlet of gold, the Queen’s crown and her coronation crown. Also the orb. emblem of world-wide power borrowed from the Homan Emperor, ...
... and yet one who may l ...
... of their nurses wanted go out, difficulty and Inconvenience must eventually arise. The War Office had need lor more nurses, though there might fur Volunteers, and had refused hundreds of properly trained ones who hail tendered their services.— Mr. Pope ...
... shoulder, and his horse shot in three places. ■’ Lieutenant the Hon. F. Roberts, King’s Royal Rifles, assist’d Captain Congreve. was wounded in throe places. Corporal Nurse. Field Artillery. 66th Battery, also *s*i.-ted. I recommend above three fur Victoria ...
... heanedness, who rendered to his Church good and substantial service. The beautiful and commodious church erected through his efforts remain* valuable memorial of hl« faithful and energetic service. While the Presbytery mourn hi' loss, they bow with submission ...
... ) 371 h Field Howitzer Battery (50-pounders) ENGINEERS. 7th Field Company Royal Engineers. 26th Field Company Roval Engineers. NAVAL BRIGADE. Four 12-patiudor naval gnus. naval guns. COLONIAL MOUNTED TROOPS. New Sooth Wulca Lanecra. (Queensland Mounted ...
... enemy offered tion. Thorneycroft's Horse, who scouted for the Dublins, captured General Botha’s laager and flae. Our six-inch naval gun dropped lyddite shell in the middle of commando 500 strong jus: as they were striking tents yesterday. Jt accelerated the ...
... Thomas Street. Belfast, and employed on Queen’s Island as boilermaker. Any information will be thankfully received his sister. Mrs. Roqnes. 268 Queou Street East. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Mdopht—Wanted the address Nurse Murphy, formerly of Samaritan Hospital ...
... presence a large company, including the Royal Artillery. ! the Somerset Light Infantry, the Dublin Fusilier. and the Connaught Rangers. Captain H. L. Reed, of the Battery Royal Field Arlil | lery. and Sergeant Nurse of the 66th Battery, were each presented ...