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... the Secretary of State for War whether he is aware that large number of young women are deterred from ioining the voluntary aid detachments owing- fo the cost of providing themselves with uniforms; and whether, m order encourage recruiting, he will consider ...
... passage, therp were doctors and nurses from all the local hospitals, the men cf the B.A.M.C. (Territorials), the Voluntary Aid Detachments of the British Red Cross Society (forty members being in attendance. under Commandant Oakley and Quarter- Master ...
... some years ago. (Applause.) There was yet another reason why he was glad be there. It was because the Voluntary Aid system, the whole work of voluntary aid in. time of war was inseparably connected with the formation of the Territorial Force. Sir Henry Mackinnon ...
... NECESSARY MAKE FURTHER DEMANDS upon the goodness, not only upon members of the Voluntary Aid Detachment but also upon the goodness of the citizens generally. The way which they dealt with that question at the War Office might not always satisfactory to ...
... brigade did not return to Chester «BUi late ou Sunday night. \ MOLD. VOLUNTARY AID ORGANISATION TOR FLINTfJHIRE. iiiiT. that enter♦■airwment will held in Mold 21st April, in aid of the Voluntary A d Organisation the county. Attractive programmes are .being arranged ...
... Lumley (from the Eaton Hall hospital), a contingent of the R.A.M.O. in charge of Q.M.S, Oakley, the Red Cross mens voluntary aid detachments under Quartermaster P. Piav, the St, John Ambulance under Commandant Oldham, Miss Blayney and Dr. Fisher Chester ...
... we and our Allies dictate when the German military power'has been broken our victorious tofftes. The Prudential Voluntary Aid Detachments of the British Red Cross Society have continued their greatly valued and self-denying work, which has been materially ...
... Sick Reserve, the Brigade Bearer Companies, the Mdi tary Home Hospitals Reserve, and the St. John Voluntary Aid Detachments. By women holders of the first-aid and nursing certificates of the Association enrolling in the nearest nursing division. Mrs. R. ...
... work should inspire Cheshire people to give generously once again in aid of a noble cause. The Red Cross and St. John nurses from all parts of the county, men’s voluntary aid detachments, and wounded soldiers from the hospitals in, and around, Chester, attended ...
... unhappily, has just fallen in action. Lady Mackinnon while Chester has been an energetic worker in organising the voluntary aid detachments of the British Red Cross Societv, which have done a noble work in nursing the wounded soldiers, and she has also ...
... Cross work, has been a member of the Chester Voluntary Aid Detachments for five years. She was formerly in Miss Grantham’s detachment nursing at Richmond House. She, afterwards became a member Lady Hall’s detachment, and quartermaster of ...
... number of doctors, Rod Cross and 9t- John nurses, members of the men’s voluntary aid detachments of the British Red Croce Society and St. John ambulance men. The Cheater men’s detachment the Cross Society was under Commandant F. P. Oakley. The patients were ...