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... money. The Fleet-street Revel last night Covent ' Garden, organised by the Press Club in aid ' of various charities, was a hilarious affair. J midnight the detachments from the > various theatres had arrived, and the floor ] was crowded with dancers in the ...
... Barnstaple, Friday afternoon. Although there was only one lot on offer there was a attendance. Beginning j tor freehold detached cottage, with garden, orchard and field, known Posse sioii, in parish of Swyrnbridge, wasold to Mr. T. Cook, Iri-hbrough ...
... been granted a speed ior 80 words per minute for Pitman's Shorthand. She was taught by Mr. ■). Handford, of Victoria-street. aid of the funds oi the 21st North Devon. .Wesleyan Boy Scouts, a highly succcssiul jumble sale took place at the headquarters evening ...
... cummandant of the against high prices. The eupply was his boats ere all of the colcur, and 8 due largely (App! New lyn Voluntary Aid Detachment. certain ember note the painting ecientions ond thorough werk. t bad possibly t be i Matthews said the eccused made ...
... Nursing Service and to mem- at all times, and the chairman and com- on the question of th te Oo} f skilled, bers of Voluntary Aid detachments mittec as —Believe mc, yours very labour between local unions, and serving in military hospitals, should be CHARLES ...
... war gratuities. although granted to members of Queen Alexandra's Imperial `Military ftervice. and to members of voluntary aid detachments serving to military hospitals. should be refused to 'members of the Military Massage Service, a 03rPS of trained ...
... per- 1 -_ nal expenses of offf » from their grants. War V.A. 3S 8,921 BASIS OF PEACE STRENGTH. Detachments is sti The future control of the Voluntary. Aid idration of The association are wired to recruit to e War-office. understood that, as full strength ...
... have down like ninepins. Although he main- Church choir, incl the boy trebles, been to the injured tained an attitude of detachment when Archie Launder and Donald Staubury, sho peoples of Allied countries. The exist- the little group of ‘ Wee Frees ’’ ...
... whatever provocation they mi; At the same time to partial use in the older skilled ~ labour. he Count to admit that they detachment was surprised between mm, A took a serious turn originated. Pre~war wealth, be added, was measured ave somewhat precipitately ...
... and a. 'it!' for feeding catk-K. tbe , , -/be Cl> 'J taken frtkHi the loft _ made no reply .u breaking into the house, lit,aid should search hi® You'll find you'll get a searoh me. With the , .u^d' rt 4.c> ir^ & Edwards, witness searched 0 oame vioient ...
... J. R. Nankivell, of this town, has ooen made member the Order the British Empire. is the Commandant a London Red Cross Detachment, and has rendered valuable services in connexion the war. . A prettv wedding was solemnised at bt. J aniens Church, ftxeter ...
... Territorial Force and the Voluntary Aid Detachments; that the Council Territorial Force Associations be, therefore, begged to urge the War Office to formulate as soon as possible, proposals for the future the Voluntary Aid ...