Definition of Wardsman. Meaning of Wardsman. Synonyms of Wardsman

- boarding-out and adoption of orphans. Another key position was that of head wardsman, held by Ernest Charles Gunther (died 1929) from at least 1901–1911. Gunther...
- Master Wardsman, who used the cover name Mark Kittson in The Crossroads of Time, is now Blake's commanding officer. Pague Lo Sige: Apt Wardsman, who used...
- England before moving to Queensland around 1884. He worked as a hospital wardsman in Normanton for twenty years from 1887, was overseer, Townsville Quarantine...
- 11, and over the following years he worked as a labourer and later as a wardsman at the Broadmeadows army hospital. In 1920, Elizabeth Ross became the manager...
- Chatfield, a Superintendent, Dr Francis Washington Everad Hare, and a Head Wardsman and Dispenser, Mr Frederick Staubw****er. By 1903 the hospital had 72 beds...
- Medicine. They were housed in a three-room building which had been a wardsman's quarters in the grounds of Townsville Hospital. Part of the work included...
- Captain TV series 1979 Skyways Charlie Day TV series 1979 Doctor Down Under Wardsman TV series 1980 Cop Shop Albie Reid TV series 1981 Bellamy Hill TV miniseries...
- Hospital was opened in 1879 with a total of eight beds, one matron and one wardsman. By this time the surrounding region had already been settled by Europeans...
- of the head – William Holland, known as 'Old Bill', who was a hospital wardsman. Holland had been a mariner (which explains Bird's 1918 reference to a...
- first doctor was Dr Overend from Melbourne and Mr Lawry was the first Wardsman. By 1901, the Muttaburra Hospital was equipped with one of the earliest...