March past of 3,000 soldiers + two bands. All children out in front of school for 6th time.

23/02/1915 to 23/02/1915

Market Place, Rugby Wesleyan Mutual Improvement Society mock Parliamentary debate. Mentions Mr Rogers

06/12/1904

Marriage of Sunday and Day School teacher to soldier who recently received the Military Cross for bra

01/07/1916 to 31/07/1916

Marriage of Victor Buelens at St Marie's Rugby. Includes report in Flemish. Photos

28/11/1914 to 28/11/1914

Marton church choir and friends concert in aid of parcels fund

15/12/1916 to 15/12/1916

Marton Parish council to meet to discuss provide support in relation to the war.

21/08/1914 to 21/08/1914

Marton Working Party for Soldiers and Sailors.

07/04/1916 to 07/04/1916

Marton. "A Successful Evening". Whist drive and dance in aid of Belgian Relief Funds.

12/02/1915 to 12/02/1915

Marton. "Letter from the Front". Private G Timms, Royal Warwickshire Regiment BEF writes to friend at

12/02/1915 to 12/02/1915

Marton. "Local Belgians". Family of 5 moved to village. Man employed on Mr Anderton's farm. 2 girls a

12/02/1915 to 12/02/1915

Marton. "Local Belgians". Letter from Medical Officer to Marton school quashing rumours of infectious

19/02/1915 to 19/02/1915

Marton. "Municipal Boy's School. Inauguration of the Cadet Corps." Speech by Lt Col Turner

19/02/1915 to 19/02/1915

Marton. "War Lecture". 4th lecture "Kaiser's Blow at Britain". Patriotic songs.

12/02/1915 to 12/02/1915

Marton. Roll of Honour. Additional names

30/04/1915 to 30/04/1915

Marton. The War. Meeting

25/09/1914 to 25/09/1914

Marton. The War. Parish meeting held. Discussed recruiting for the Army; Enrolment of Police Special

28/08/1914 to 28/08/1914

Masonic rooms, Leamington - Women's Suffrage announcement of annual meeting NUWSS, Mrs Dykes, chair.

07/03/1913

Masonic rooms, Leamington. Women' Suffrage meeting- Democracy & the limits of the sex war. Leonard I

21/03/1913

Master away with leave to attend a course of training work with the Volunteers at Tidworth

17/05/1918 to 17/05/1918

Material for sandbags on point of delivery

01/03/1916 to 31/03/1916

Material has arrived for volunteers to make clothing.  Red Cross Working Party makes clothing.

01/10/1914 to 31/10/1914

Maternity and Child Welfare Bill

01/01/1918 to 31/12/1919

May Day- £3-2-6 collected for the wounded

10/05/1918 to 10/05/1918

May Day-box sent round at tea, money collected not to children as previous years but to Belgian Relie

07/05/1915 to 07/05/1915

May Day-owing to war no garland made nor children singing.

07/05/1915 to 07/05/1915