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Brambletye School is a
coeducational day and
boarding preparatory school in East...
-
Brambletye House is an 1826
historical novel by the
British writer Horace Smith,
originally published in
three volumes. It was
published in
London by Henry...
- ****berbatch
attended boarding schools from the age of eight,
attending Brambletye, a prep
school near East Grinstead, West Sus****. He
undertook secondary...
- CBE, DSO, MC, and his wife,
Violet Mary née Richards.
Nugee attended Brambletye School in East
Grinstead and
Radley College in Oxfordshire, from where...
- Swan), was a
centre of
smuggling in the 18th century.
Brambletye House (known
locally as
Brambletye Castle) was
built by Sir
Henry Compton in 1631. This...
- son, left
money for his grandson's education.
Broackes was
educated at
Brambletye School in Sus**** and
Stowe School, and
joined Stewart & Hughman, a firm...
- The
Richards Baronetcy, of
Brambletye House in the
County of Suffolk, was a
title in the
Baronetage of England. It was
created on 22
February 1684 for...
- and his wife, ****ure Lady
Ampthill (b. 1949).
Rostislav was
educated at
Brambletye and
Milton Abbey Schools, and at
Falmouth University,
where he graduated...
-
fortune in business,
Horace Smith produced around twenty historical novels:
Brambletye House (1826), Tor Hill (1826),
Reuben Apsley (1827),
Zillah (1828), The...
- el-Kebir in 1880, and
later commanded the 4th Hussars.
Moore was
educated at
Brambletye School in East
Grinstead in Sus**** and at
Cheltenham College. He intended...
