Chinnor

From the age of eleven, Clegg lived near Chinnor and his mother still lives at Wainhill.

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He then flew to Chinnor, burned the village, killed or took all the troops who were posted there, and prepared to hurry back with his booty and his prisoners to Oxford.

The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 19, No. 536, March 3, 1832 Various

Long before they can send a messenger up, over the hills, to sound the alarm-bells of Stoken Church, the swift gallop of the Cavaliers has reached Chinnor, two miles away, and the goal of their foray.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 20, June, 1859 Various

Chinnor, there seems to come a shouting and a noise of horses at the gallop, as Rupert bursts upon the enemy's convoy, and drives them into the Chiltern Hills, himself returning with his prisoners and spoils by way of Chalgrove, when again comes sound of battle, and he in his turn is for a moment held at bay by Roundheads '"insolence".

Oxford Frederick Douglas How 1907

From, as the flags suggested, Chelmsford, Chinnor or Cheltenham?

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From, as the flags suggested, Chelmsford, Chinnor or Cheltenham?

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In some ways the second half couldn't have started any worse for us, with Chinnor scoring almost straight from the kick-off.

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MANY things had changed since we first met Chinnor in the third game of the season back in late September.

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It was clear that Chinnor were not going to give up and the remaining eight minutes of the game were spent defending.

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But a win for Raiders on Saturday and a defeat for Chinnor at home to champions London Scottish will ensure survival for Worthing.

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