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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 ...
... 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 ...
... until the possibilities of their being required were more delinite, that it would be sufficient at piesent for tho Voluntary Aid Detachments to have schemes in readiness should their services be required, and that before schools were taken and fitted as ...
... the , result, due th officers, the d « have been nk»l ; movement where it understood, it hoped shortly to form a Voluntary Aid Detachment for mon. Amongst those present the inspection were seen Colonel J. H. Balguy, hon. comity director of th© British ...
... children d clothes, 6 ; total, 475 articles. These were dis»l tributed follows -.—To Mrs. Hastings for Shaftesbury Voluntary Aid Detachment :—1 doz. pillow cases, 1 nightshirts, 10 of pyjamas to British Red Cross Society, for despatch to Rouen (France) ...
... tent, which is looked after by members of Wimborne, Sturinin3ter Marshall, Cranborne, Woodj lands, and Hampreston detachments of voluntary j aid) in charge of Mrs. Ernest Wright (Kenbury Manor). The recruits came into camp on Friday under the Adjutant, Ca ...
... Cross Voluntary Aid Deitachmerit, cf which Lady Lilian tlie - conihiaiidant, an ...
... William Baker, j elder bride-groom, attended him as The Aid Detachment.—Presentation to Mist Bailee.— Miss Colin Bailee, who, the organiser and first ciorrrmartdiar of the Dorset Voluntary Aid Deta/jhment (Ladice), has shown exemplary zeal and efficiency ...
... Hoare ; booby, R. Odchrist> r U ' E The DriH Hall held 1 on Tuesday, when band of cal amateurs presented One Summer's > - ' aid of tho Waits and Strays' Society and 1 v 3 ' °op of Boy Scouts. The room was aut decorated, and there was a prolusion of and ...
... a -,.t uri Sbaltesbury was made about p.m. Red Cross Inspection.—On afternoon last the annual inspection Woman' Voluntary Ail Detachment No. Dorset, took place the Market-house. The Marketciuickly u'Ued a temporary hospital, wounded arrived in wagrtons ...