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CB Richard Ellis Entrepreneur Graham Hellier spent millions upgrading the property and undoing the damage.
Sydney Skyhouse 2011
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It was all compounded by the presence of senior surgeon Sir Reginald St Hellier.
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It was all compounded by the presence of senior surgeon Sir Reginald St Hellier.
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Every time I heard the name Sir Reginald St Hellier I was reminded of sitting up in bed feeling wretched, listening to Wimbledon on hospital headphones and trying to figure out who'd just hit the ball because radio commentary used to be sparse ... clunk - clunk - grunt - clunkclunkclunk - CLUUUUNCK - great smash there from John Newcombe.
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Against the back wall of the graveyard is a small metal cross, a memorial to the Spaniards of the armada ship, El Gran Grifón, that tried and failed to get back to Spain around the north coast of Scot-land and that was wrecked at Stroms Hellier on the east coast of the island on September 28, 1588.
A Year on the Wing TIM DEE 2009
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Every time I heard the name Sir Reginald St Hellier I was reminded of sitting up in bed feeling wretched, listening to Wimbledon on hospital headphones and trying to figure out who'd just hit the ball because radio commentary used to be sparse ... clunk - clunk - grunt - clunkclunkclunk - CLUUUUNCK - great smash there from John Newcombe.
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Every time I heard the name Sir Reginald St Hellier I was reminded of sitting up in bed feeling wretched, listening to Wimbledon on hospital headphones and trying to figure out who'd just hit the ball because radio commentary used to be sparse ... clunk - clunk - grunt - clunkclunkclunk - CLUUUUNCK - great smash there from John Newcombe.
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It was all compounded by the presence of senior surgeon Sir Reginald St Hellier.
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A year later he sailed to Jamaica in the _Content_, to take up a post as manager of a plantation belonging to a Colonel Hellier.
The Pirates' Who's Who Giving Particulars Of The Lives and Deaths Of The Pirates And Buccaneers Philip Gosse 1919
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Hellier also meant tiler, for the famous Wat is described as tiler, tegheler, and hellier.
The Romance of Names Ernest Weekley 1909
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