Illustrated lectures on ambulance work / by R. Lawton Roberts.

  • Roberts, R. Lawton.
Date:
1895
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Credit: Illustrated lectures on ambulance work / by R. Lawton Roberts. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    railway station, wheeled down the platform and lifted into a carriage, and if necessary, travel right across Europe in it.” It only remains for me to add that arrangements can be made for the removal of invalids (infectious cases excepted) both within the United Kingdom, and to or from any part of the Continent of Europe, by applying to John Furley, Esq., St. John’s Gate, Clerkenwell, London, E.C., with the addi- tion of “ Transport Corps ” in the upper left hand corner of the envelope. Fia. 58.—Ambulance Knapsack of St. Andrew’s Ambulance Association —open. The St. Andrew’s Ambulance Association. My account of Ambulance work and its rapid development Would be incomplete were I to leave unnoticed the St. Andrew's Ambulance Association, justly described as “a useful and be- nevolent institution,” which “bids fair, before long, to em- brace within its folds the whole of Scotland.” Established in the spring of 1882, with its head quarters in Glasgow (98 West Regent Street), this Society resembles the St. John Association very closely in its objects and