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Assorted correspondence, 1902 - 1906

A folder containing mixed correspondence. The contents of the letters includes fundraising for the British Ophthalmic Hospital in Jerusalem; the re-naming of the Metropolitan Corps to the Prince of Wales's Corps and the allowance for the Corps to wear the Plume of Feathers as a collar badge; fundraising for the building fund for a new drill hall in Accrington; a financial donation to the Order of St John; Lord Curzon's patronage of the Association's Centres in India; and a request for examiners of the Association by the Great Weestern Railway Company. Also included is the St John Ambulance Association Accrington Centre's annual report for 1903, and the Revised Regulations for Examiners of the Association for 1905.

Correspondents include Colonel Sir Herbert Jeckyll, Sir Herbert Charles Perrott, Lockhart Stockwell, Lieutenant Colonel Sir Arthur Bigge, Joseph Ogden, Sir Owen Tudor Burne, Gavin Campbell, 1st Marquess of Breadalbane, and Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Richard Temple.

Reference: STJ/OSJ/8/1/8
Level of description: File
Date: 30 October 1902 - 24 October 1906
Extent and medium: 24 items - Extent
Loose letters - Physical Facet
Creator: Colonel Sir Herbert Jeckyll (1846 - 1932)
Sir Herbert Charles Perrott, 6th baronet (1849 - 1922)
Lockhart Stockwell
Lieutenant Colonel Sir Arthur Bigge
Josept Ogden
Sir Owen Tudor Burne
Gavin Campbell, 1st Marquess of Breadalbane
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Richard Temple (1850 - 1931)