Advert. Dutch bulbs available from Townsends

12/09/1914 to 12/09/1914

Recruitment

12/09/1914 to 12/09/1914

Recruiting for the Rugby battalion to be fed, housed and billeted in Rugby

12/09/1914 to 12/09/1914

Belgian refugees

19/09/1914 to 19/09/1914

Sub-lieutenant in RNVR

26/09/1914 to 26/09/1914

Mr Merttens, Prominent JP in Rugby. Letter published questioning his position as he is German.

26/09/1914 to 26/09/1914

Raising battalion banned – better billeting elsewhere

26/09/1914 to 26/09/1914

Group of Beligan refugees at Clifton House with Brother Vermast from St Marie's church, Rugby

03/10/1914 to 03/10/1914

Belgian refugees Grateful

10/10/1914 to 10/10/1914

Belgian Nuns from Lierre at Princethorpe Priory

17/10/1914 to 17/10/1914

Arrival of more Belgian refugees

24/10/1914 to 24/10/1914

Belgian Refugees in Thurlaston

31/10/1914 to 31/10/1914

10 wounded Belgian soldiers at Cawston House

31/10/1914 to 31/10/1914

34 wounded Belgian soldiers at Red Cross hospital in Horton Crescent

31/10/1914 to 31/10/1914

Travel agent advertising voyage to Australia

07/11/1914 to 07/11/1914

Award of French VC to Kineton PC W Barnes

14/11/1914 to 14/11/1914

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

28/11/1914 to 28/11/1914

Successful recruitment in Rugby

05/12/1914 to 05/12/1914

Recruitment advert (these appeared in many issues of the Newspaper)

05/12/1914 to 05/12/1914

Appeal for socks for the troops

05/12/1914 to 05/12/1914

“Rugby Urban District Council and the War”  Start of war

08/08/1914 to 08/08/1914

Fred Merttens, JP (German born) proclaims his support for England

15/08/1914 to 15/08/1914

Fred Merttens, JP (German born) resign from the Bench

22/08/1914 to 22/08/1914

Replies to Fred Merttens - anti-German

22/08/1914 to 22/08/1914

family from Lady Victoria Feilding to her

01/07/1915 to 31/07/1915