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... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. Berkeley, number of mem ben*. Campdcr* ; Cheltenham, 317 ; Cirencester, 85 ; Cob-ford, nil; 77; Fairford, 81 ; Gloucester. ; Gloucester City, 61 ; Lawford’s CJate, nil; Moreton-in-Man>h, nil; Kail*worth, 53 ; ; Newnkam, 37 North ...
... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. No. ...
... STRENGTH THE UNITS AND VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. quarterly meeting ...
... ACTIVITIES. The speaker went on describe the work which would fall to the Committee during peace time. The work of the Voluntary Aid Detachments would, he said, fall under two heads : military and civil. At the present moment they could not say very much about ...
... the necessity for and then by the results it this Voluntary Aid Organisation in which take our share/* Am#ng Wauntftd at Frtni Talking of the invaluable work is being rendered the Voluntary Aid Detachments of Red Cross Society, both at home ...
... was doing by esta terial division. They would be only 14 nucleus clearing hospitals—one for eac ee SESS which the voluntary aid detachments could Lee mene WMS. “GLOUCESTER” DESPATCH! Reuter’s Salonica correspondent states th mm ta M. Te oruiser “Gloucester” ...
... Districts. . CAPT. COLCHESTER-WEMYSS will explain the Work of the Society, especially connection with the rawing of Voluntary Aid Detachments to care for the tick and wounded of the' Territorial Force when mobilised. ~ ' * * ...
... the scheme. All Voluntary Aid Detachments would registered jik in the past by the War Office, and an annual inspection by an officer detailed by the War Office would be compulsory. It wits not contemplated that complete Voluntary Aid ...
... and one for the* engineers. The Se« retarY read his usual statement showing th»- strength the A*arious units and voluntary aid detachments, which was under : The following the strength tin* various Units administered the Assockation up to tin* Auugst last ...
... women’s voluntary aid detachment formed in each district, and half man detachment, or where possible a whole mans detachment. _ , . .. In replv & question Lady Bathurst, the Duch ess *of Beaufort said she dul not think instruction to the ...
... memlier Tor every five detachments. For the Order of St. John t hey would have one representative, for Brigade. Association and everything else for every six divisions of the Brigade and for every live voluntary aid detachments that might l»e formed. ...
... and mustering 1 special service in the Gloucester dral ut 9.30 om Sunday morni 10 number of Red Cross nurses of Gh Voluntary Aid Detachments, with C dants Mrs. C. Lee-Williams and Mrs. Evans, were, as usual, present. Th Canon Hobhouse conducted the servi ...