War declared. Lord Leigh's appeal to Boy Scouts. Scout Commissioner for North Warwickshire has appeal

07/08/1914 to 07/08/1914

War declared. Aerial Stations Dismantled. Fast disappearance of all amateur wireless stations. Report

07/08/1914 to 07/08/1914

War declared. Local Government board circular encouraging the establishment of representative committ

07/08/1914 to 07/08/1914

War declared. Warneford Hospital's Offer. Meeting of Hospital Committee on 7 August decided to telegr

07/08/1914 to 07/08/1914

War declared. Banks open. No rush to withdraw monies.

07/08/1914 to 07/08/1914

War declared. Pressure at the Post Office. Additional work but staff joining the colours. Coventry ha

07/08/1914 to 07/08/1914

Meeting of Stratford & District Farmers Union 5/1/1916 . Shortage of farm labour.

07/01/1916 to 07/01/1916

Rev Bernard McNulty of Holy Trinity Leamington, and late of Dunchurch, chaplain to Royal Field Artill

17/10/1914 to 17/10/1914

E. Roman, art photographer nd family installed at Girls welcome Club under the care of Mrs Bradby

07/11/1914 to 07/11/1914

List of organisations providing War Relief working in Rugby (13 mentioned)

07/11/1914 to 07/11/1914

Wit of the Week". "Joke about “Red Tape”

29/01/1916 to 29/01/1916

Recruitment

29/01/1916 to 29/01/1916

Zeppelin raids in east England

05/02/1916 to 05/02/1916

Recruitment. Further class of men called up

19/02/1916 to 19/02/1916

Local Tribunal report. Conscientious objector

11/03/1916 to 11/03/1916

Tribunal report. Conscientious objector

18/03/1916 to 18/03/1916

Eggs collected and sent to National Egg Depot, London

22/04/1916 to 22/04/1916

Letter from Lord Denbigh with ironic paragraph saying “...I am a Conscientious Objector...”

29/04/1916 to 29/04/1916

Letter in reply to Lord Denbigh defending Conscientious Objectors

13/05/1916 to 13/05/1916

Rugby Petty Sessions. Prosecution of lighting offences

29/05/1916 to 29/05/1916

Replacement of male munition workers with women.

29/05/1916 to 29/05/1916

Rugby MP becomes “Minister for the Air” (Later became 1st Viscount Stonehaven and Governor General of

03/06/1916 to 03/06/1916

Letter from milk farmer concerning his son's enlistment

03/06/1916 to 03/06/1916

Sinking of HMS Hampshire with loss of Lord Kitchener. Local man also died.

10/06/1916 to 10/06/1916

Battle of Jutland. Local sailor lost with Rear Admiral Hood in HMS Invincible

10/06/1916 to 10/06/1916