'Great Silence' observed at 11am, King's message read out earlier in the morning

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

'Old boy' R Forster on leave from the trenches in France visited the school'

12/04/1916 to 12/04/1916

'The Roll of Honour' given to school this pm by F C Hancock Esq who gave  an interesting address on p

06/11/1916 to 06/11/1916

" At Home " at Compton Verney to Conservative Women's Reform Association. Mentions: Lady Willoughby

02/08/1918

"20 Belgian Refugees to be Maintained". Plan to use Bridge House to house 20 middle-class refugees. D

23/10/1914 to 23/10/1914

"A false alarm"- fear of suffragette activity caused 3 elderly ladies to destroy canisters of maggot

31/07/1914

"A Few Words about War Memorials" including illustration of a design by Eric Gill

01/02/1917 to 28/02/1917

"almost certainly a war memorial but nothing to say so" - 141 names.  St Peter, Charles St, Coventry

31/12/1899

"Amusements. Warwick Hippodrome. Grand Re-opening". On 21/9/1914 by Mayor of Warwick. Exclusive pictu

18/09/1914 to 18/09/1914

"Call to Arms". Recruiting office opened at Labour Exchange, Regent Grove, Leamington. Open 9am to 9p

11/09/1914 to 11/09/1914

"Cholera Belts for Warwickshire Yeomanry" off abroad. Appeal.

23/10/1914 to 23/10/1914

"French Flag Day" - children brought pennies for French Relief Fund. Lessons given in French, flew Fr

14/07/1915 to 14/07/1915

"French Flag Day". Children took part in a public celebration and raised £1.0.8 towards Relief Fund.

14/07/1915 to 14/07/1915

"Germans arrested in Leamington". Three German reservists arrested by the Chief Constable, T.T. Earns

11/09/1914 to 11/09/1914

"Gift of a Motor Ambulance" for St John's Ambulance for service at the Front. Supplied by Regent Gara

30/10/1914 to 30/10/1914

"Here and There in the War Area" photos of a submarine, and training a dog for ambulance work.

01/12/1916 to 31/12/1916

"History of Arden House School" by headmaster J. P. Nelson.   Includes description of school in WW1. 

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1924

"Howitzer Battery" at the G.C.R. Station, Rugby. August 11th 1914

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1914

"Howitzer Battery" on a railway wagon at the G.C.R. Station, Rugby. August 11th 1914 [ G.C.R. Station

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1914

"In As Much" - prayer for nurses

01/11/1914 to 30/11/1914

"Joy in Sorrow" poem in The Sign

01/02/1915 to 28/02/1915

"Killed in Action" in The Sign

01/06/1915 to 30/06/1915

"Leamingtonian at the Front". Long extract from report from Motor Transport man at Front.

16/10/1914 to 16/10/1914

"Napton's Warriors".  Reservists called up

14/08/1914 to 14/08/1914

"Obey in the Marriage Service". Bishop of Oxford tells NUWSS meeting in Lincoln that use of "obey" ha

06/03/1914