... Army Medical Service Advisory Board. The Queen distributed badge* to soma of the nursing sisters. Miss S. J. Browne, matron-inohief of Queen Alexandra's Imperial' Military ...

... the title of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, an aai-a.lga.inai i-on was effected between the home and Indian branches, which up last year had been entirely distinct. But the most striking ...

... Herbert Military Hospital, Woolwich, are expecting a visit from the Queen date open the new quarters for lady nurses, which are the outcome of the scheme for reorganising army nursing staff under the auspices of Queen ...

... ARMY NURSING. REORGANISING THE SYSTEM. One the moot notable stages the history nursing the army will 'of marked when Queen Alexandra pays hot promised vieit to tte Herbert Ho&pitai, Woolwich, date not yet fixed, .ong deferred. Her .Majesty's interest ...

... Albany's)—Lieut.-Colonel J. A. Campbell, completion his period of service corn.trand, is pTaood retired pay. The Queen's own Cameron Highlanders— Cant. O. Graeme fo eervice an adjutant of Imperial Yeomanry. Lieut. Alastair H. Mackintosh placed temporary half- ...

... the conclusion that military opinion did not at first appreciate to the full the advantage, in a military well in a. political sense, the assistance offered by the yeomanry. A little more care and forethought on the part of military authorities in this ...

... nothing to done? might moro giving Imperial aid improved steamship and Che laying cables. We might seize ail c uaaions of doirr i.onour to the colonies. We ought hold, colonial conferences. bocd could be greater than the service.; of a strong and sympathetic ...

... KING AND QUEEN AT ST PAUL'S. HOSPITAL SUNDAY. SERMON BY COSMO LANG. Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sunday night. Their Majesties King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended the special service at St Pau'l's Cathedral this afternoon in aid of the Metropolitan ...

... trimmed with brown fur. The King and Queen, with the Duke of Portland, entered a State landau (the splendid vehicle lined with pink silk which was specially built for drive through London which King Edward and Queen Alexandra made at the time of the Coronation) ...

... little variety in the weather the western metropolis, but it unmistakably rained yesterday when King Edward VII. and Queen Alexandra paid their first visit to Glasgow since His Majesty ascended the throne. Probably no one was less surprised at this than ...

... population. According report which has been compiled the Ministry of War only per cent, of the young men called up for military service are physically fit to be enrolled soldiers. The cause of this alarming state affairs is given excessive indulgence in ...

... VISIT TO WOOLWICH INSPECTION OF HERBERT HOSPITAL. The King and Queen yesterday inaugurated the new system of army nursing, which is to be known as Queen Alexandra's Imperial Nursing ...