... AN IMPERIAL NURSING SERVICE The King and Queen on Monday inaugurated new system of Army nursing which is to be known af Queen Alexandra's Imperial ...

... KING AND QUEEN. VISIT OF THEIR MAJESTIES TO WOOLWICH. IMPERIAL NURSING SERVICE. The King and Queen yesterday inaugurated the new system of Army nursing which is to known as Queen ...

... ROYAL VISIT WOOLWIC NEW RWY URSING SERVICE The King and Queen left Backinghem Palace iu a Carriage at 250 ves day efternoon for Cross, to vis He wert Woolwich The special conveving their the King and Queen to Woolwicd in to ineugurare the new of Army ...

... THE KING AND QUEEN AT WOOLWICH. NEW SYSTEM OF ARMY NURSING. The King and Queen on Monday inaugurated the new system of army nursing, which is to be known as Queen Alexandra's ...

... Queen Alexandra’s Health. Those attached to the Court have observed with the liveliest satisfaction the great improvement that has occurred in the health of Queen Alexandra, writes a London correspondent. The comparative quietude of her life during the ...

... to go on the sick list, following service South Africa. Lieutenant E. A. J. Johnson-Ferguson, the senior subaltern the Duko of Lancaster's Own Imperial Yeomanry at Woisley, has been transferred to the Lanarkshire Queen's Own Infantry Glasgow. Mr. John ...

... his rank in the 7th Queen's Own Hussars in Soufi Africa, has decided to close his military career after having seen active service. He is the son of the late E. A. Royds, and commenced his career the Duke of Lancasters Own Imperial Yeomanry, Manchester ...

... Frederick Treves. Tho Royal party proceeded to inspect the nurses quarters' of the Queen Alexandra Imperial Military Nursing Service, and presented medals to the matron (Miss ...

... necessary. The King and Queen yesterday inaugurated the new system of Army nursing, which is to bo known as Queen Alexandra's Imperial Nursing Service, visiting the Herbert ...

... complete scheme of nursing instruction is being drawn up, and every effort is being made to develop this section. Her Majesty Signified her wish that the most proficient and nest-conducted male nurses should admitted to her nursing service, and scheme for ...

... WANTED. . DOMESTIC SERVANTS. JoOK-GENERAL, fooa, WANTED, once re'erence re- N-/ qiiirtd.—Apply 47. ChUrnet-street, Queen's Park. _ GENERAL, ycung, WANTED; references; wa.tilni --Apply IS. lleslirgtor street. Moss-lane East, ENERAL, respectahte, 18 to ...

... abroad {or military service in South Africa, and saw nothing of hi« wife, until quite recently, thi October olst. 1901, Mrs. Attwood gave birth to a child, which was alleged the eo-re»pondent was the father. The child was given out to woman t« nurse, and it ...