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... leaders of the Derbyshire branch of the Red Cross Society and St. Johu Ambulance Society and the members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments. 1t had been intended that the Duchess «hould receive her guestsbetween 700 and 800 had heen invited—on the West ...
... rest of the Bfi%de_ have enlisted into the Royal Army Medioal or[))s, and have Jomnd the expeditionary force. The voluntary aid detachments aro also standing ready to be mobilised. Orderlies for the Duchess of Westiinister’s and the Countess of Dudley’s ...
... presented by Colonel Sir John Bingham, V D., for voluntary aid detachments of the Territoria! Force in the West Riding, provide for one competition for men's detachments and one pompetition for women's detachments. Each compet ...
... by Miss Hannah’s brotherin-law, Dr. O, Wynn Jones, When the late Mary, Lady Gerard, organised the West Lancashire Voluntary Aid Detachments, Miss Hannah was appointed Quartermaster of the Ashton Section (women’s), carrying out such duties at Garswood Hall ...
... sanction). who have resigned their military employment on account of wounds or sickness. h) Female nurses and members of Voluntary Aid Detachments and Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps who have been discharged or have relinquished their duties on aceount of physieal ...
... ry Lady Gerard and Major C. T. Street. Quartermasters— Florense FE. Leslie, Margaret May Hannah. Staffed by the Voluntary Aid Detachments, Nos. 20 and 5 (Newton and Ashton) of the West Lancashire Territorial Forces Association. ...
... uunpaid heipers swmbered over 90,000, Among those entitled to receive the medal ars uli taembers of the society or its voluntary aid detachments who, during the war, gave a minimum unpaid service ai home or abroad of not less than a thousand hours. In the case ...
... and bave regigned their military employment on account of dicablemeni o ill-healih. Female nu=ses and members of Voluntary Aid Detachments and Quneen Marv's Army Auxiliary Corps, who have heen dis. charged or have relinguished their dutices on account ...
... e for taking similar measures with regard to men serving at home. This agnement to include all men in mobilised Voluntary Aid Detachments.” of course, Inc ...
... accomplished, is the wish of—Yonrs faithfully, E. WYNNE JONES, Pastor. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT. To the Editor of the ‘“Earlestown Guardian.’ Sir,—The Newton Division Voluntary Aid Detachments have to be ...
... mininfi of the persounel of tbe Voluntary Ai Detachments, classes of instruction baviog been held througbout the district. The scheme of hospital accommodation is alsa vearing completion. Three additional Voluntary Aid Detachments have been ...
... information concerning the hranch and progress made She comme®ed that they were very active. They had 11 Voluntary Aid Detachments and 6 Red Cross Detachments and 408 members in the former and 105 in the latter, making a total of 514, an increase of 40. Miss ...