... Basse* Bcgt. Second D. 8. Holden, frbm 3rd Batt. the Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire; QUEEN ALEXANDRAS IMPERIAL MILITARY NURSING SERVICE. Miss B. M. bo SUfi None (pro»i«ion*lly). Not. 25. ...

... Lieut. A. W. O. (tom 2nd B.U. 0,1.1 Eoral Gurnww toUMk Militia: in succession to imTTA'H.V QUEEN ALEXANDRAS IMPERIAL MILITARY NURSING SERVICE. . « RUfl Nurses Miss W. E. and Mtos ...

... Larken. seconded. QUEEN ALEXANDRA’S IMPERIAL MILITARY NURSING SERVICE. Mis* M. Thomas. R.8.C.. her ndirement. te perroteioo to reUin the badge Alcaandras Ira prlal Military ...

... , Craven House, Northumbermndavenue; or J. B. West ray and Co.. 158. E.C. T —IMPERIAL MAIL SERVICES , Ij. the NORDDEDT6CHER LLOYD from BOUTHAMPTON NEW YORK. EXPRESS SERVICE. Next Sailing, s.s. KRONPRINZ WILHELM. Jan. 12. CHINA and JAPAN every 14 days ...

... Retired Dec. 16. N. Cmrticc has been Nun-mf Sister :« Queen Royal Naval Nursing Sorrke. Miss 3!. J. R. Slclfh hi* been appointed a Sister, probation, in Queen Alexandras Royal Naval Nursing Service. ARMY ...

... and the services of toe foremost artists have been secured, amongst whom may b© mentioned Mr. Maurice Farkoa, Uisa Nora Johnston, Mr. Joseph Coyne, Miss Lily Elsie. Mr. Alfred Lester, Mr. Fred Rome. Mr. 11. B. Irying, and the Russian Imperial Singers ...

... children’s service, Wesley Chapel. 6.30. POLITICAL; The Chancellor the Exchequer addresses » meet* Free Churchmen. Queen’s Hall. Mr. Aur.tcn Chamberlain, M.P., Bromsgrove. The Duke of Marlborough and Mr. F. £. Smith, M P . address mass meeting Alexandra Palace ...

... accompanied Lady Spicer. Sir Ernest Shacklcton will lecture at Dublin December 14, in aid the Countess of Dudley’s nurses’ fund for supplying nurses to the poor in remote districts of Ireland. The Marquis Several, Portuguese Blinister, has forwarded to Sir Edward ...

... tho Senate’s Array Committee that the situation as regards military steerable balloons is in no way alarming. Franco in a short time put several steerables into service. At tho end of 1910 military aerostation would b© iu an excellent position. As regards ...

... Majesty s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Copenhagen) represented their Majesties the King and Queen at the funeral service of her Royal Highness the late Princess WaMemar of Denmark, which took place Copenhagen yesterday. The King, a ...

... absence tho Imperial Conference 1907. Sir John Forrest was prominently connected with tii© Federal in his State, and was President of the Federal Council Australasia in 1897. He attended the Jubilee and Diamond Jubilee celebrations of Queen Victoria in ...

... accoantanla c»cry donor. _ MAT EH MIT - CHARITY and DISTRICT NURSES' HOME. Uoward'aroad, Plaistow, E.. greatly NEEDS FUNDS. Pupils traided in midwifery, montbly nursing, and district nursing.—Frederick R. Pan ter. Secretary. Royal free'hospital. ■ Gray's ...