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... and educational facilities. and the Board of Education were proposing extend the- form assistance a listing the schemes of voluntary institutions. There was one proposal which the (Jovcmmont wished embodied in any legislation adopted the House. There was ...
... Eileen Stevenson. Member of Londonderry City Local War Pensions Committee. Mrs. Georgina Todd. Recruiting Commandant, Voluntary Aid Detachment*. Fermanagh. Mr. Joseph Hubbard Honorary Secretary. Red Cross and St. John, Derry City and County Donegal. ...
... u nardeome dinner service, in recogn.tioa of their ungrudging and whole-hearted wink ouring the war. Indeed few voluntary aid detachments have a better war reeoed, both from the point of view of service overseas and in carrying out of equally important ...
... Reserve; Sister Elizabeth Edwards, Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve; Matron Jean Snodgrass, Voluntary Aid Detachment. « * * The City of London Swords of Honour for Viscount French and Viscount Jellicoe will presented at the Guildhall ...
... near the resi• (tepee of Father M'Fadden. Mr. Markham thereupon turned ant his available force 'n order to assist the small detachment on watch. At Middletown the party halted. - The Alcor held a onnimitation with men of ' 'he local force, as information ...
... ground that it would give Germany two million trained men every ten years. This was too dangerous. Accordingly, long-scrvic© voluntary army had been substituted. Marshal Foch then reduced the .number 100.000. The German note,'said Mr. Lloyd George, %vould ...
... trying to apply brakes to a detached railway came snitch was hetes shunted to the Atoll, Dr. Ir. Murray told the nature of the init.*, and of tbe operation. M. Conroy. Droadstone. gutted of the goods train. said the detached wagon hit the deoemed is the ...
... Mete. W. y, Cornman:lant clith ID •wn, Detachment, 'Arona, Banger. who h:.: kindly ctm to act a , ~ Treasurer. D. FLECK, Commandant. Comrade; of the Great War, Bangor Branch. isa (Dow‘) VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT, ■N lAMB =ADES OF THE GRIT M. ...
... Children’s Aid Society is meagre that there is becoming extinguished altogether otviftg lack of funds. That this would a calamity, indeed, is realised those whose cars are open to the cry of destitute orphan children; and sale ci work was organised aid the scheme ...
... Hon. the Lady Pirrie* Rev. Dr. Turves. Miss Riddel. Air. Henry Riddell, Mr. A. B. thonorary secretary). • * Women's Voluntary Aid Detachment Committee The VicowChanrellor. the Countess of bhaffesbury. Dr. Marion Andrews. Dr. R. AV. Leslie. Professor B. Alorton ...
... on to the others was therefore a happy thought. Among those entitled receive it are all members the society its voluntary aid detachments who during the war gave minimum unpaid service home abroad of not less than a thousand hoars. the case of ambulance ...
... received no British decoration or medal. Among those entitled to remho it are all members of the society or its voluntary aid detachments who, during the war, gave unpaid service at home or abroad for not lees than 1,000 hours. In the of ambulance drivers ...