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... prevented the sending of many messages as countries beyond the sea«. the afternoon Lord Roberts took tea with the Voluntary aid detachments -one of the racecourse stands, now military hospital. was quite well and i ...
... VOLUNTARY AID ORGANISATION. HAMPSHIRE AT THE TOP. A eemmunioation from the War Oflioe says that considerable progress has been made in Urest Britain in the formation of voluntary aid detachments since the movement was inaugurated in August, ...
... this «ciety. Aid Detachments from Y'eovil, Martock, South and Stoke-uDder-Ham, and Detachments the Somerset Yeomanr\, sth Batt. Somerset L.1., the 1 East (Heneage's) Boy Scouts will take part ,* Demonstration. The Voluntary Aid ...
... reserve. Some 600 men panics and from the rest of the Jj. enlisted into the Royal Army have joined the .Expeditionary Voluntary Aid Detachments » ready to be mobilised. Orderhes of Westminster and Countess are also being supplied by the Moscow has given £1 ...
... conducted by the Regimental Chaplain, the Rev. H. H. Brownlow, vicar ot Cheriton, Hampshire. Several the members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments, encamped in the adjoining field, also attended. During the Carabiniers' parade the Commanding Officer (Lieutena ...
... progress, considering that the Cadet Corps had only been existence lor about three months. The inspection reports of Voluntary Aid Detachments, No. (Snerborne) and No. (tfranksoma Park) were considered, and passed 3 being very good, the former being particularly ...
... DORSET TERRITORIAL ASSOCIATION. OFFER OF IMPERIAL SERVICE. HIS MAJESTY'S ACCEPTANCE. MORE WOMEN'S VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. At meeting of the above-mentioned Association on Monday at the Shireball, Dorchester. Colonel J. Mount-Batten, C.8., presided ...
... Women's Aid Detachments.— The Secretary reported that notification had been received of ttie registration of the Gillingham {iVrs. F. G. Leatham) Women's Voluntary Aid Detachment, with 27 members.—Reports on the annual inspections of the ...
... im conjunction. with the local Voluntary Aid Detachments the Red gave a display of ambulance wor! Crose he tour East Somerset was commenced on Monday, and oa W ednesiay afternoon |, where they cam the night. ‘The detach ment left yesterday ( I’ mornii ...
... except with the concurrence of the Territorial Force are now of the county, that assistance of the John Ambu! ing voluntary aid detachments, cod thet, if they do so, tion must appoint the County en iter. viewed Mr. C. W. 8. Corser, the the British hon. ...
... for the reception wounded soldiers. For some months past there has been on foot mobilise the two local Voluntary Aid Detachments and provide by voluntary subscription hospital to aooommodate about, thirty patients. The scheme took a definite shape a short ...
... 535 (1,016); 0r94; per cent, of establishment (2,005). British Re» Cross Detachments.âNotificatioi has been received of the registration the first men' Voluntary Aid Detachments, auspices a Dorse: branch of tbe British Red Cross Associs tion This is ...