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... back another couple ot mules to the hospital. The voluntary \ aid detachments’ work would there commence and patients would then be passed to ther own homes or to other under the care of the voluntary and its proceedings, organisation wiuch were excellently ...
... busily following his occupation as chimney sweep. Gillingham Red Cross Voluntary Aid Detachments with their conveyance fitted up to represent a temporary hospital, the first-aid work being demonstrated by Mrs. Fry, Miss L'ght, I. Fay, and Messrs. H. ...
... gaye authority to the Commandants both Detach- j to cease ad parades and practices until after the formal declaration of peace. Colonel Marsh recalled the early days of the formation of Voluntary Aid Detachments, when ■ no-one took them | seroously. But ...
... Sherborne (Commandant F. TrevettT, Yeovil (AssistabbQuartermaster H. Molt), and Wincanion (Rev. E- A. Gatehouse) Voluntary Aid detachments awaited the arrival the train, and carried out the detraining of the 'Varriors, who were then conveyed in motor-cars ...
... Thursday evening, his lordship premding. Colonel Clerk gave a lengthy address, and, with the aid of a map, clearly explained the duties of voluntary aid detachments in time of war, both expeditionary and in case of invasion, On the motion of the noble chairman ...
... the company by the presence the front seats of large contingent of ladies of the local British Red Cross Society's Voluntary Aid Detachments, of which the Hon. Mrs. Law and Miss Colin are the commandants. Colonel Law, in spirited opening address, remarked ...
... certificates in ‘ First Aid,” 450 women had gained certificates in “ Home Nursing.” Captain Elger stated two men’s detachments and 13 women’s detachments had bees acospted by the War Office and registered ; and ene mer five women’s detachments were awaiting He ...
... he was wounded in the left arm and face by shrapnel. now rapidly recovering from his wounds the Sherborne Castle Voluntary Aid Detachment Hospital. [Block by Western Gazette, Co., Ltd.] ...
... TERRITORIAL ASSOCLA- see STRENGTH: OF: OF FORCE. ee = THE NATIONAL” RESERVE. THE HAY SEASON AND THE CAMPING “WOMEN’S VOLUNTARY AID: DETACH. 5 TERRITORIALS AND TH THE COMPENSATION “ACT. A meeting of the above-named Amociation washeld y afternoonatthe Shirehail ...
... The Secretary announced that a satisfactory report had been received on the annual inspection of the No. (Men's) Detachment of Voluntary Aid, Broadwey and Westham. The following annual trainings, it was reported, had sanctioned :—Dorset. R.G.A. (T.) and ...
... admiration the exploits of the Regiment which had conferred honour on the county. New Aid Detachmevt.—Tho Secretary reported the registration of Voluntary Aid Detachment, Dorset 16, Mere, consisting of 32 members command d Mrs. White. The War Office the ...
... the county Dorset 27 Voluntary Aid Hospitals. Cif these seven have been ...