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... there would have no of life The fire was insignificant actually was burned” Heroic Nurses Tributes to the magnificent work of nurses was paid by medical men present The nurses were splendid” one doctor said Despite terrible scenes they continued to Borne ...
... members of Queen Alexandra's Royal Nuval Nursing Service : — ROYAL RED CROSS , 1 st CLASS . Superintending Sister Nita Courtice , A . R . R . C , Superintending Sister Mabguebite M . Abraham ^ A . R . R . C . ROYAL RED CROSS , 2 nd CLASS . ...
... public and political services. The Right Hon. SIR WILLOUGHBY HYETT DICKINSON. K.8.E., J.P., D.L., honorary secretary of the World Alliance for Promoting International Friendship through the Churches. For public services, and for service* in the cause of peace ...
... of the Royal Victorian conferred upon D s Don the' Air Force is pilot to Wales James McBrien is branch of years’ Queen the secret service KING’S POLICE MEDAL : North Hiding Mr T HORTON the Constabulary BY-ELECTION AT SHEFFIELD Mr by-election in of Sheffield ...
... together into chaing by little fingers that now are still. RO EFFORTS SPARED. DOCTORS AND NURSES' UNCEASING WORK. The medical and nursing staffs of the Royal Alexandra Infirmary were exhausted their brave efforts on Tuesday. The-: rallied nobly to the call ...
... aasociatnoa with the Royal Court. is a son of the 'itc General Sir Henry I’onaonby, and foe five years was Page Honour to Queen Wtona. Afterwards he was sune»>ivoly private secretary to Sir Henry Campbell and Undersecretary lor foreign Affairs. In 1922 ...
... they tore looked door land smashed every the hall then formed human to little sufferers the street medical land nursing staffs of the Alexandra Infirmary were exhausted by their brave efforts yesterday They rallied the call of Icluty Worked hour after hour ...
... following members of Queen Alexandra’s Royal Naval Nursing Service. First Class. SUPERINTENDING SISTER NITA COUR TICE A RR SUPERINTENDING SISTER MARGUERITE M. ABRAHAM, A.R-R.C. Second Class. NURSING SISTER LEONORA C. HOOPER. ...
... Subjects Committee of the National Congress at Lahore following one another in quick succession. From the point of view of Imperial policy, the last is by far the most important, for, what has taken place there leaves no doubt that in full Congress the ...
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... existence T of it of with of mac it i or of a of of fifteen Every 'i' is 1 in side it be of careful life BESS of T in rlinnl-gr' Queen T li lias of Tudor to and of to-day tempted slipshod too and principle 'it i? little that liint-ti r' too far ended is beginning ...
... wrote many books picturesque tales of Cornish life humorous stories works of theology As a writer Mark Guy Pearse charmed Queen Victoria After reading his Daniel Quorm” she ordered that every book from his pen should be added to her library Joked to the ...