... sanction). who have resigned their military employment on account of wounds or sickness. h) Female nurses and members of Voluntary Aid Detachments and Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps who have been discharged or have relinquished their duties on aceount of physieal ...

... COST OF PRODUCTION. ARMY OOUNCIL'S EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION The Army Council desire to convey to all members of voluntary aid detachments who have worked €o hard and with such devo: i tion their appreciation of the valuable help The epeaker next dealt ...

... shell fire and els. During the whole of Lhe enemy bom. hardment he walked out in the open from cun to gun encouraging the detachment.” I,ent. Chatterton was mentioned a eecond t'me in despatches on Nov. Ist, 1918. NEw USE FOR ENEMY DEPOT.—The French overnment ...

... Parliamentary Secretary. My reply, given arrival platform, the houses, and the streets Schemes depended particularly u the aid The nnnpll -ynog of nfe Lincoln Distriet medical attendance. publicly and privately, is that I am‘ not Wwere gaily decorated ...