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... ausrices of the British Red Cross Society (four entries)—l, West Belfast Division, No. 1 Team (British Red Cross Challenge Cup, presented by Mrs. J. H. Swiney), 77} marks; 2, West Belfast Division, No. 2 team (Ulster Red ...
... RINGWORM THE RED CROSS _ The British Red Cross Society has iust been celebrating its 60th birthday. t was at the time of the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian War in August, 1870, that Colonel Lloyd Lindsay, V.C. (afterwards Lord Wantage) appealed in the ...
... Dr, F. C. Mann for 'lgrone. The Red Cross and Order of St. John has classes and lectures in ambulance training, and in_its new ;remini in Chichester Street, Belfast, a development of the work is snticipated. T:c Rod] Cross is & t organisation wit! at ideals ...
... and sent to London for Red Cross work £146,000. (Applause.) Many of ‘our V.A.D. members volunteered for service both in England and at various war fronts, France, Italy, and Salomica; and we established 1n Belfast the first Red Cross hospital n llreland ...
... P’a'ace, broke his lower jaw on the left side, and lodged in the right cheex The President was taken home, and then to the Red Cross Hospital, where the bullet was removed and Lis mouth dressed. Hiz immediate predecessor in the Presidency, and now Minister ...
... nurse, and apartments at Buckingham Palace have been allocated to her. Nurse Black was awarded the decoration of the Royal Red Cross (First Class) for her services in June, 1929, and, with the other nurses ■who attended his Majesty, she received the. M.B ...
... an ex-president of the ontreal Stock Exchange, a director of several large companies 1n that city, and as chairman of the Red Cross Organisation of the Province of Quebec during the war rendered valuable service. Mr. Miller’s heart always turned towards ...
... included—University of London, for medical research, £165,000; Beit Fellowship, for scientific research, £15,000; British Red Cross Clinic, for treatment and study of rheumatism, £13,000; Sanatorium for Consumptive Children, £6,000, and British Homoepathic ...
... in country life, and in her earlier days was a keen follower of the hounds. Latterly she had found her chief interest in Red Cross and nursing work. When, in 1925, the Earl and Countess celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary there was a special ...
... regrettable ahsence of their commandant. = Miss Whittaker, ‘through sickness), whilst the 82nd Detach' ment of the British Red Cross were under Commandant Mrs. Clough Herring. Beth the officers, of these detachments appealed to the audience to take an interest ...
... nurse, and apartments at Buckingham Palace have been allocated to her. Nurse Black was awarded the decoration of the Royal Red Cross (First Class) for ber services in June, 1929, and, with the other nurses who attended his Majesty, she received the M.B.E ...
... having held office ‘n Finance Minister and as Director-General of National Service but he also did valuable work for the Red Cross during the war. Finally, a university audience will agree that a university may fitly give some special recognition to a ...