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Cranleigh is a
village and
civil parish,
about 8
miles (13 km)
southeast of
Guildford in Surrey, England. It lies on a
minor road east of the A281, which...
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Cranleigh School is a
public school (English fee-charging
boarding and day school) in the
village of
Cranleigh, Surrey. It was
opened on 29
September 1865...
- The
Cranleigh line was a
railway line in
England that
connected Guildford in Surrey, with
Horsham in West Sus****.
Construction of the line was started...
- The
Cranleigh Open was a
combined men's and women's gr****
court tennis tournament founded in 1923. It was pla**** in
Cranleigh, Surrey,
England through...
- 1972–73
Merrow 1973–74
Cranleigh United 1974–75
Ashford Town (Middx) 1975–76
Merrow 1976–77
Cranleigh United 1977–78
Cranleigh United 1978–79 Wrecclesham...
- Alfold,
Cranleigh Rural and
Ellens Green;
Blackheath and Wonersh; Bramley,
Busbridge and Hascombe;
Chiddingfold and Dunsfold;
Cranleigh East;
Cranleigh West;...
- The
Cranleigh Waters or
Bramley Wey is a
tributary of the
River Wey in Surrey. The
Cranleigh Waters or
Bramley Wey
rises at a
source close to the sources...
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Cranleigh was a
railway station on the
Cranleigh Line
between Guildford and Horsham. It
served the
village of
Cranleigh,
Surrey in
southern England. Opening...
- 1925: the
TARDIS crew
encounters Lord
Cranleigh's chauffeur, who has been
expecting "the Doctor". Lord
Cranleigh asks them to stay
until the
annual ball...
- authority. ex
cultu robur from
culture [comes]
strength The
motto of
Cranleigh School, Surrey. ex Deo from God ex dolo malo from
fraud "From harmful...
