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... another one. Both are in Mr P Kavauagh'a puression. A carman named Thomas Bartell saved a man's life a few mornings ago by detaching the reins front his lunar, awl thruwit.g them to a man named O'Leary, who had become immersed in the Liffey at Ellis's Quay ...
... Donnell was amongst other things sent Ireland settle the land question upon lines voluntary sale, and Mr Russell was one of the first men to lend himself to that policy of voluntary sale. attended the Land Conference and signed its report- document ■which from ...
... meeting. Lady Londonderry stated that there hardly one Unionist woman in Ulster who was oonnActAl•Wfth an hospital or voluntary aid detachment. Appeals were made for funds, about £2,000 being required to bend out the corps. ...
... offered their services to Ulster as nurses in case of civil war. I am commandant of a Red Voluntary Aid Detachment, consisting of 23 women trained in First Aid, Nursing, Camp Hygiene. etc. They have also practised the oonveroion of farm buildings into ...
... province of Ulster in connection with their work 450 regularly trained nurses and doctors, 3,600 members of the voluntary aid detachments ready to take their places in hospitals, resthouses, or wherever they might he required. 2.500 beds in hospitals ...
... of the medical section, and Miss Toad was with the signalling section. DUNGANNON NURSING CORPS. On Friday evening voluntary aid detachments of the St. John's Ambulance Association drawn from the membership of the Dungannon Battalion U.V.F. Nursing paraded ...
... PRAISE FOB DUNGANNON NURSING CORPS. Voluntary old detachments ot St. John’s Ambulance Association, drawn from membership of •'be Dungannon Battalion U.V.F. corpse, paraded Dungannon Royal School on Friday evy., and were Inspected Captain Simpson otthe ...
... spaces capable of producing food tor animals should, be allowed. Help for ear Soldier* end Sailors The members of Voluntary Aid Detachment (Now 1 Tyrone), of St. Johns Ambulance Association, have formed cla>s fer making various garments for our soldiers ...
... same rules as the Soldiers and Sailors' Families Association; and, fourthly, that the Voluntary Aid Detachment,. trained in a similar manner to the Red Cross detachments in England. should be told off to the hospitals arranged in the public buildings or ...
... they have contributed two or three tron and recruits. They boast th y have 120,000 Volunteers. Instead of their Voluntary Aid Detachments, which figured so prominently in the photographs, being sent to the front,' Lady Londonderry proposes to keep them ...
... President of the Ulster Women's Unionist Council, suggesting, amongst other things, that the Voluntary Aid Detachment, trained in a similar manner to the Red Cross detachments in England, should be utilised in connection with the present war, it will be interesting ...
... railway stations to the hospitals. Voluntary aid detachments have already done useful work in connection with this stage of the movements of the sick and wounded, and it is expected that the scope for utilising voluntary aid in this ...