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Sector-8, Faridabad. Fbdsec8 lalpathlabs. A granddaughter of White's married Sir Walter Tichborne in , who succeeded to the estate as part of the marriage settlement. The present mansion was built in by James and Mary Tichborne, the sixth generation of the family to own the estate, on the site of an unpretentious hunting lodge. George IV, as Prince of Wales, was a frequent visitor to the house and it was James Laurell's son, who, it is said, staked and lost the estate in at cards to one John Tekel, in the presence of the Prince.

The estate was then acres and included Tekel's Park, Barossa Common and the whole of what is now Camberley. In , after Tekel died, his widow, daughter of the third Earl of Stanhope and niece of William Pitt, divided and sold the estate, Barossa Common becoming additional training grounds for the new Royal Military College, Sandhurst. Up until the estate changed hands a number of times, but the next known owner was Colonel later Sir Malcolm Fox of the Black Watch, Inspector of Gymnasia, who lived in the house until During this time he lived at Frimley Park, his bedroom was one of the smallest rooms at the top of the house because Siamese royal protocol ordained that members of the royal family must sleep above the commoners and servants of the royal household.

From to the house was owned by Theodore Ralli, a Liverpool cotton broker, who made many improvements including the sunken garden, formal garden and pergola and the oak panelling in the dining room.

The panelling was brought to Frimley Park from the Rallis' house in Liverpool and had originally come from Chillingham Castle. He also built three bedrooms over the stately drawing room now the main lecture theatre, Marlborough Hall as a nursery suite for the Ralli children. During the Second World War the house became a maternity hospital, Marlborough Hall being the delivery room.