- 50°45′22″N 0°16′23″E / 50.756°N 0.273°E / 50.756; 0.273 Clovelly-
Kepplestone was a
private boarding school for
girls in Eastbourne, Sus****. It existed...
- and
Patna (1944), and
DLitt of
Delhi (1950). He died at his home, 14
Kepplestone, Eastbourne, Sus****, on 12
October 1952, and was
buried at St Marylebone...
- Aberdeen,
hostel premises were
acquired at Queen's Road,
Rubislaw and
Kepplestone House. At this time the
college changed its name to
Dunfermline College...
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previous campuses were sold as land for
housing development (such as at
Kepplestone and King Street),
while City
Centre facilities that were no
longer required...
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number of
independent schools. In 1930, the
headmistress of Clovelly-
Kepplestone, a well-established
boarding school for girls,
referred to "heavy financial...
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about their gradual demise.
Examples of the
latter include Clovelly-
Kepplestone girls'
school which closed in
Meads in 1934 and St. Christopher's Girls...
- in 1846. He was made a
Professor in 1855. He
lived his
final years at
Kepplestone Cottage in Rubislaw, Aberdeen. He died at
Polmuir in
Aberdeen on 29 September...
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private house at
Castle Hill
which opened in 1877. It was
evacuated to
Kepplestone House during the
First World War. It
moved to a new
facility which was...
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School Ashdown House Bellerbys College Bodiam Manor School Clovelly-
Kepplestone The
Dharma School Falmer High
School Hill Brow
Preparatory School Jameah...
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while the
French government bought the
sketch for 'The Jubilee.' The
Kepplestone Collection,
Aberdeen Art Gallery,
includes an
autograph portrait of Lockhart...
