- The
Frythe is a
country house set in its own
grounds in
rural Hertfordshire, just
south of the
village of Welwyn,
about 30
miles north of London. The Frythe...
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Commons from 1837 to 1847. He was the son of
Thomas Wilshere of The
Frythe and his wife Lora,
daughter of
Charles Beaumont of Houghton, Huntingdonshire...
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William Wilshere (1754–1824) of The
Frythe was an
English lawyer and banker. He was an
attorney in Hitchin, and
founded a bank
there in 1789. He was born...
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hands until in 1549 it was sold to the
Wilshere family, who
lived at The
Frythe until relatively recently. Much later, in the 17th century, as it lies on...
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adjacent to the
historic centre - the
Wheatfield Estate to the
north and the
Frythe Estate to the south. In the 1970s, a
Conservation Area was
designated in...
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Buckinghamshire (although this was not
formally part of SOE), and
Station IX at The
Frythe, a
country house (and
former private hotel)
outside Welwyn Garden City where...
- Inter-Services
Military Research Establishment based in a
mansion called The
Frythe (latterly
owned by the
pharmaceutical company GSK) an hour's
drive north...
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Manor Dyrham Park
Country Club
Egerton House,
Berkhamsted Fanhams Hall The
Frythe Gaddesden Place Gadebridge House Golden Parsonage Old
Gorhambury House The...
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research departments, the
Inter Services Research Bureau at
Station IX in The
Frythe, a
former hotel outside Welwyn Garden City,
sought a
weapon more suited...
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construction of a full size
prototype at the SOE
establishment known as The
Frythe near
Welwyn Garden City. The
first prototype had
little resemblance to the...
