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... Queen's Nurses The Queen’s Nurses at 11. Nelson Road, So iths e a. attended 151 cases and paid G53 visits during the past week. Donations to the Christmas Comforts Fund from Mrs. (Irifßihs (55.), Mrs. Ward (2s. ). Mrs. Hcgben (2s. Gd.) and others: and ...
... * GENERAL reqd for Burg. Rear Ahm 1 i«Siaence. Royal Naval Hosphal, aaliar wanes and outings’ h.p. maid ant? extra help Appljf Mrs. Brodb“wAMTED. Wunian lur lioliietoork, two , iaU hour's twice wkly. mornings it. moons.-67. Pestlng Grove. C WANTED. C ...
... June 1, have been approved for constables and sergeants of the Royal Marine Police and Royal Marine Police Special Reserve. Keeping an Eye on Lord Louis I have tried to keep an eye I The Royal National Lifeboat, on my husband from Ports- !Institution has ...
... posted for service abroad” TLM.S. Howe’s ;Link With Army In the glorious First of June kaaie in 1794 against the French, the Queen’s Royal Regiment served at sea in the Queen Char'.otte, flagship of Admiral Richard Lord Howe. i That entitles the ...
... Poor Law Officers’ Union, she spoke with experience of the great struggle of the nurses for better conditions and of improvements that had been made. The nursing service had been on the down grade through lack of organization. A high status and satisfactory ...
... guns were firing to the last. Manchester unity, Football Boots INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS. More football boots are to ROYAL NAVAL LODGE No. hand. Mr. Sherwood, 114. Cuth-5852. Bert Road, has given two pairs; The next meeting will be Mr . c . Parker, ...
... series inspections the Royal Navy and the Dockyard and lunched on board H.M.S. Victory, flagship of Admiral Sir William James, who to-day is being succeeded after three years as Commander-in- Chief, by Admiral Sir Charles Little. The naval and dockyard lour ...
... gracious tact of Queen Elizabeth this happy opportunity. The Queen heard that Mrs. Roosevelt had expressed a wish to see London under present conditions, Her Majesty invited the President’s I lady to accept hospitality ! of the Royal Palace as her honoured ...
... through. Wren Officer Gets M.B.E. For bravery and devotion to duty, Third Officer Pamela I. N. Grace, of the Women's Royal Naval Service, has been awarded the M.B.V. She is the first Wren officer to receive such an award. Third Officer Grace Is daughter ...
... elcAoer-) leceivmg office; must not be lor service (Souihsea dis- —Wriie Box lb4. News Oiflce MANAGER read lor seamen s tailoring outttttmg business, south coast town Dorset must be exempt Irom military service —Apply B*ving full details of .nd “al. Write ...
... of age âApply personally to Manageress. Classic. C REQUIRED immediately. Lady Assistants for Naval Outfitters; only those not eligible for NatiomU Service need apply.âFlemings. Edinburgh Rd, WANTED, Apprentice for high-cass Dressmaking. Apply C 3. ...
... forts. Purbrook being the last completed. Jobs he worked on were the erection of Portsdown Church. Alexandra Hospital. Farlington Reservoirs and Royal Naval Barracks. A good elocutionist, he can spin some good yarns of the E. Allaway. J.P. (Chairman of old ...