... There were only two clubs engagedi in the contest for Great Western Suburban League pointa. and the solitary game was played at Windsor, under circumstances which seemed strangely unreal to those who are accustomed to excited crowd, and fast game, in which hard knocks are taken and given. But for the cheers which drifted over the hedge from the adjoining field, where Windsor and Eton were ...

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... A meeting held in the Club room adioiuina the White Blackbird,” Loudwater, under the auspices of the National Union of Paper Mill Workers, last Friday evening, very unsatisfactory to the promoters, its result The speakers down on the programme were Mr. Wilson Coates (Organising Secretary. N.U.P.M.W.), Councillors A. S. Forward and t. Sutton, and Mr. W. A. Smith (1.L.P.), but Mr. Wilson Coates ...

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... OLIOS. MONDAY. •3efore the Mayor (Mr. W. J. Hs'difß'' Windsor, Mr. H. Bartlett, Mr. W. J. Bloxham, and Mr. T. O. Hankinsoo. Li.-KNSINO -Mr. H. F. mads application for ths temporary tr-ui-frr of the licenea ot ths Crown public-hoas**, Warwick Road, from Mrs M. Parsons to Mrs. Laura Mary Prow, whoss husband, he s.aplained, was on active service Chief Constable Wilson said there was no objection, ...