... Chief, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, in recognition of the exceptional devotion► to duty displayed by her in military hospitals. Miss Winifred Online ...

... health services in London and Birmingham. Miss Barke's services will undoubtedly be of great value to the Council. She is a qualified nurse, and during the War served in England and France in Queen Alexandra's ...

... Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. a department of the War Office which supplies nurses to British military hospitals throughout the world. In view of the emergency that had arisen the British ...

... greeting to all nurses, more particularly to those belonging to the services of which I the president—the Queen Alexandra Royal Naval Nursing Service, the Queen ...

... particularly to those belonging to the services of which lam the president—the Queen Alexandra’s Royal Naval Nursing Service, the Queen Alexandra’s ...

... enlargement, and a lady visitor in Matron-in-Chief Miss D. M. Martin, R.R.C., of the Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, from the War Office, who visited the ...

... hours The nurses— 'M R (Aldershot) E G Morgan (Tidworth) N (Millbank London) M Ellis (Netley)— are on the regular staff of Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing Service a ...

... brief day and then took them on to further service abroad. Miss Joan Howe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Howe, was one of the three from Stratford. Joining the Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing ...

... hospital nurses in the city by Miss A M Phillips chief principal matron of Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing Service The recipients were the most successful candidates ...

... good light without any glare The London Gazette states that Principal Alatron Miss AI E MacLean RRC of Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing Service retires on retired to-day and Matron Miss A P AVilson ...

... Intermediate Nurse N M Taylor First-year examination Nurse Poole Nurse Wright received Nurse Podmore a silver one the others received books The preesntation made by A M Phillips chief principal matron of Queen ...

... walls. Nurses in blue and grey and red, the women for whom Queen Alexandra did so much, the women she loved to help, stood in closely grouped lines. The Prime Minister, with Mr. Baldwin, Sir Herbert Samuel, Mr. J. H. Thomas, and the members of the Cabinet ...