... The Voluntary Aid Detachments of tho Devonshire Branch the British Bed Cross Society and' Order St. John are to inspected by Earl Fortescue, the Lord- Lieutenant of Devon, in the cloister garth of Exeter Cathedral to-morrow afternoon. Detachments will ...

... were concerned. It did one's heart good see the large number of Territorials, National Reservists, members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments, and Boy who responded to the call and turned up, showing that thev anv rate, were doiner their best to carry out ...

... continue grants towards Red Cross classes first-aid and nursing. He remarked that order had been issued the Board Education that no further grants would be made by theon the ground that the Voluntary Aid Detachments were under the Supervision of the War Office ...

... Donald, C.8., commanding the Wessex Division, has issued an order expressing appreciation the way in which the Voluntary Aid Detachments of Devonshire co-operated in tbe Divisional Staff last Saturday. He desires thank all those who took part, and aJso ...

... ng, seems 'be desirable, especially in large country districts. Tire keenness which was shown by the Devonshire Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Rod C.ross Society the competitions for the Macon. Challenge Cup Exeter yesterday is a good for the continued ...

... Brigade throughout Devon and on the eastern border Coi-nwall, Assistant County Controller for Devon of St. John Voluntary Aid Detachments, and hon. matron of the nursing department of the Plymouth and District Ambulance Service. She is also member of ...

... who have received no British decoration or medal. Among those entitled receive are all members the Society or its Voluntary Aid Detachments who, during the war, gave a minimum unpaid service at home or abroad not less than a thousand hours. the case of ...

... having survived be 72, and at that age still a keen rider to hounds. —(b to the commencement the present month, Voluntary Aid Detachments had been registered in Englsnd and Scotland in connexion with the British Bed Cross Society. The largest number is ...

... have rendered service the but doubtful whether, the present juncture, are doing more valuable work tiie members the Voluntary Aid Detachments, who are responsible for looking after the removal from the trains, etc., the thousands of wounded men now arriving ...

... hope to able give definite information about the tournament. © 1 he mobilisation of the Exeter Division 4 the Devon Voluntary Aid Detachments, which took place on Saturday connexiowith the R.A.M.C. and V.A.D. Exercise, ? the inhabitants of Exeter and several ...

... aforethought, plunged the world into war, looked upon the Voluntary Aid Organisation consisting, for the most part, of ladies who required some fad fill up their spare time. 1 hat the different Voluntary Aid would ever capable attending those wounded in battle ...

... held Gloucester shortly for the purpose of arriving a minimum quotation. The splendid work being done the various Voluntary Aid Detachments formed the subject interesting article the ! Tim*®' yesterday, in the four®? of which the writer says '/— regards ...