do they hear legal cases here?
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Tigbourne Court
Lutyens was commissioned in 1899 by businessman Edgar Horne, who later became the chairman of the Prudential Assurance Company and Member of Parliament for Guildford. Gerald Balfour, the future Earl of Balfour, viewed the house as it was being built, was impressed, and commissioned Fisher's Hill House, Woking from Lutyens in 1900.
where is the equestrian statue of edward horner located? Inside St Andrew's Church in the village of Mells in Somerset, south-western England. who designed it? Sir Edwin Lutyens when was this? 1919 can you please describe the statue It is made from bronze and features Edward Horner as a young cavalry officer, bare-headed and seated on horseback with his sword and helmet attached to the saddle. what other things has this designer designed? Tigbourne Court, Deanery Garden, Hyderabad House did he travel anywhere in the world? Yes - India, Ireland, Spain who did he marry? Emily Bulwer-Lytton did they have kids? Yes - five children do you know their names? UNANSWERABLE you mentioned the above designer had designed a court, where is it located? Wormley, Surrey, England
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Tigbourne Court [SEP] House
Lutyens was commissioned in 1899 by businessman Edgar Horne, who later became the chairman of the Prudential Assurance Company and Member of Parliament for Guildford. Gerald Balfour, the future Earl of Balfour, viewed the house as it was being built, was impressed, and commissioned Fisher's Hill House, Woking from Lutyens in 1900. By 1901, however, faults in the building work at Tigbourne Court had created an "awful mess", with Horne "very cross", in Lutyens's words. In that year Lutyens ended his partnership with E. Baynes Badcock, whom he blamed for the construction problems at Tigbourne Court and elsewhere. The entrance front has a three-storey range of three gables, featuring narrow windows with pediments and brick mullions.