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Bletchingley (historically "Blechingley") is a
village in Surrey, England. It is on the A25 road to the east of
Redhill and to the west of Godstone, has...
- Winchester,
while other stone castles were
constructed in the same
period at
Bletchingley by the de
Clares and at
Reigate by the Warennes.
During King John's struggle...
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Bletchingley Castle is a
ruined castle and set of
earthworks partly occupied by
three buildings. The
Scheduled Ancient Monument is
directly beside the...
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practice in all
other cases.
Uncontested Lamb
sought re-election at
Bletchingley Canning sought re-election at
Seaford Wetherell sought re-election at...
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Bletchingley was a
parliamentary borough in Surrey. It
returned two
Members of
Parliament (MPs) to the
House of
Commons of
England from 1295 to 1707, to...
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Football Club in the mid-nineteenth century. The
Whyte Hart
Hotel in
Bletchingley is said to have been
founded in 1388. It was
featured in a
segment of...
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wards No. of
seats New
wards No. of
seats Bletchingley and
Nutfield 3
Bletchingley and
Nutfield 3 Burstow,
Horne and
Outwood 3 Burstow,
Horne and Outwood...
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Britain on 13
January 1732 for
William Clayton,
Member of
Parliament for
Bletchingley. He was the
nephew of Sir
Robert Clayton, Lord
Mayor of
London in 1679...
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Surrey from 1624. In 1628,
Evelyn was
elected Member of
Parliament for
Bletchingley and sat
until 1629 when King
Charles decided to rule
without parliament...
- Betchworth, Surrey. Hare, a Whig, was
elected as
Member of
Parliament for
Bletchingley in 1698, with Sir
Robert Clayton. He was
buried at Tottenham, 1 March...
