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... march were heard from the battalion band, which had been playing at the demonstration of the Red Cross Society voluntary aid detachments. The men braced themselves up magnificently as they filed between the avenue formed by the nurses and ambulance men ...
... forces, and half-pay to those who have applied for leave to join the Territorials, or other forces, or to serve ;‘l;2 voluntary aid detachments and similar es. Colonel Everard A. Ford, commandant of the London Diocesan Church Lads’ Brigade, has sent an offer ...
... councils and other highway authorities. ¢ EE ] Lady” Lincolnshire has accepted the position of commandant of two voluntary aid detachments to South Buckinghamshire. An official reception of the American Commission of Agricultural Inquiry was held at the ...
... arms. Reservists and Territorials left for service last week, and since their departure the members of the local Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Red Cross Society and the branch of the Red Cross Society and the branch of the National Reserve have been ...
... the War Office. Additional beds were hinedundW.thandm“lppod with 40 beds in each. Ward 6 was fi up entirely by the Voluntary Aid Detachments of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, Derby Division, with 20 beds. Mnndfiomvdingflunm under the charge of the rmary nurses ...
... DERBY VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT An Appreciatigm Major Peeke, of the R.A.M.C., chief medical officer at the Barracks, Derby (who is appointed commandant of Lord Derby’s hos}ntnl, going to the front), has written the folowing to Mr. Cecil Armitage, county ...
... VOLUNTARY AID WORK. When the war broke out it was proposed to fit up the Council Schools, Matlock, as & military hospital putiulli staffed ?htha Matlock Voluntary Aid Detachment. is. however, is not now considered necessary and the Bakewell ...
... DERBYSHIRE VOLUNTARY. AID DETAEHMENTS. EFFICIENCY TEST NEAR DERBY. A“: ith the object of testing the efficiency of Voluntary f‘ Detachments under conditions approaching those of actual warfare, an interesting series of operations was carried out on Saturday ...
... Whatstandwell. At the conclusion of his address, the Colonel presented the members of the Women's Voluntary Aid Detachment with Red Cross Nursing and First-aid Certificates as follows:—The Mesdames Jackson, Parry, Shawe, Wheatley, Pickering, and Gilbert, ...
... Habitation, Swadlincote. A nurse from the infirmary will be in charge of the pavilion, and the voluntary nurses will be supplied by the 12th Voluntary Aid Detachment of the Red Cross Society. ...
... Seventeen members of voluntary aid detachment No. 18 had served abroad, and four of these had not yet returmed from for:‘l,gn service. Sixty-four members had worked in Ward VI. at the Derbyshire Roya! Infirmary. Of voluntary aid ...
... portion of the building as a hospital for the care of wounded men from the front. In connection with the Institute a voluntary aid detachment under the Red Cross Society and connected with the County Territorial Association 'has been established some eighteen ...