... lost from those wh o left it. The Annual R•Port. The number of nurses now employed iu the county is it'. of whom 17 are Queen's Nurses, 5s .runty-trained nurses, and 15 other trained nurses, iu addition to the headquarters staff. The ...

... PASSING OF A BELOVED QUEEN. When Queen Alexandra died, on November 21st, after but a few hours of serious illness, every British woman felt that there had passed from this world one who was the very highest type of womanhood. Queen ...

... meeting. That there ' »n« immanent National Memorial late Queen Alexandra will be adt>ily even one, and that it should-lie form i>t help for nurses is only win;: that Queen Alexandra v as ihe nurses' ...

... many meetings in Sussex behalf of the National Memorial Queen Alexandra, one of the objects of which is aid local nursing associations. wa» also keenly interested in the provision of pensions for nurses. In the administration of the poor law. she took useful ...

... children. QUEEN ALEXANDRA MEMORIAL. AN* APPEAL TO LEWES. To the Editor the Sussex Express/* Sir,— l venture make strong appeal all who value the magnificent help rendered Queen Victoria’s Jubilee Institute for Nurses, of which our late Iteloved ...

... which was undermined military service, has much improved. Shore served during the war with the Queen Alexandra Imperial Military Anrsing Service Reserve, and, according the ...

... ' barred, bolted, sod locked door against Imperial Preflerenee wee unfastened by the Coalition Government, with a Liberal Prime Minister at its head, at the end of the Great War. A generation ageo Imperial Preference was sail to be imposible, remarked ...

... Smith, the girls carried through a varied programme of team games; home nursing, inspected by the Matron of the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Sick Children (Miss D. Haines); and military drill, in which the girls revealed a high degree of efficiency. The company ...

... the work of the BO local nursing associations throughout the country, and a further portion will be allocated to the Nurses' Lon Service Fund to provide pensions for Queen's nurses who have given !I years' ...

... National memorial to the Nurses' Queen were set oat. QUEENS THY NURSING MOTHERS. Lady Lassonlield then explained that it had been arranged.' with the consent of the King and Queen, that the National memorial to ...

... the Ivng. the Printeo, the late Queen Alexandra d members the Royal farmlr gthy. pressing their apprcciat and J, The memorial was un\e led bj the Malmesbury. m,®- During the time 1 .' ras , a comber of the Fire Service, two Koyai ...

... memorial to Queen Alexandra. The in the course of liis letter is a wide-spread and sincere feeling that Her Majesty Oneen Alexandra, whose recent, death evoked universal sympathy, should commemorated by a national memorial, and tbe King and Queen have graciously ...