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

06/12/1904

Leamington & Warwick Women's Suffrage meeting. Outside speakers-Role sketched out. 'Enemies may seem

12/11/1904

Reference to Miss Susan B Anthony, a living embodiment of women's suffrage for which she has fought f

18/06/1904

Letter to editor acknowledging support for suffrage from T H D Berridge. Mentions Frances Kirby Hon

11/06/1904

Meeting to form Leamington & Warwick branch of Birmingham and District Women's Suffrage Society. Ar

04/06/1904

Meeting to form Leamington & Warwick branch of Birmingham and District Women's Suffrage Society. Mr L

04/06/1904

House of Commons again passed a resolution supporting extending the franchise of women.

19/03/1904

Staunch opponent to women's suffrage now sees no opposition to women's rights Article mentions Mr Jo

30/01/1904

Report of Daventry Women's Liberal Association meeting. "Miss Vero (of Atherstone), speaker Mrs H.W.

28/03/1903

Kenilworth Women's Liberal Society AGM. Speaker '…duty of every woman to get a sound knowledge of pol

28/03/1903

A colour postcard by Valentines from the Men of the Moment series. It is printed with a photographic

01/01/1902 to 31/12/1915

3 boys absent under war conditions

20/01/1900 to 20/01/1900

Postcard. War memorials

31/12/1899 to 31/12/1909

War Memorial: 13 names killed in action.  St Laurence, Meriden (interior)

31/12/1899

War Memorial: 52 names killed in action.  St Botolph, Newbold on Avon (interior, east wall of nave)

31/12/1899

War Memorial: east window + tablet - 200 names killed in action.  St Paul, Stockingford (interior, so

31/12/1899

Roll of Honour: 21 names.  St Mary, Haseley (bell tower)

31/12/1899

Roll of Honour incorporating War Memorial: 67 names inc. 17 names killed in action.  St Mary, Ilmingt

31/12/1899

War Memorial: 10 names killed in action (Monks Kirby), 2 names killed in action (Street Ashton), 4 na

31/12/1899

Roll of Honour: 325 names, inc. 22 killed in action, 14 wounded, 4 'died in hospital', 1 'died of wou

31/12/1899

War Memorial: tablet - 29 names killed in action.  St Mary Magdalene, Lillington (aisle wall)

31/12/1899

Roll of Honour: 37 names, inc. 5 with 'RIP' after their name.  St Peter and St Paul, Butlers Marston

31/12/1899

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

31/12/1899

Roll of Honour: 138 names, includes 12 killed in action, 3 'died of wounds', 1 'died of sickness'.  S

31/12/1899

War Memorial: 2 names killed in action + 1 name killed in action.  St Peter, Dorsington (interior, so

31/12/1899