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Frederick Henry

noun

  1. 1584–1647, prince of Orange and count of Nassau; son of William (I) the Silent

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Frederick, who died in 2017, was co-trustee of the Frederick Henry Prince 1932 Trust, chairman of CMD Corp. and co-managing partner of F.H.

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The Dutch East India Company was doing business with the island, and the Netherlands’ ruling governor, Prince Frederick Henry, asked officials to send him back a young elephant as a curiosity.

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Frederick Henry kept her in his royal stables, along with other exotic animals.

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Frederick Henry had been searching for a home with a garden in London, but said the market had "gone crazy" and such properties had "disappeared".

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John Donovan, 33, and Mohammed Abdullah, 21, a fireman on a ship, died in Cardiff, while Frederick Henry Longman, a former soldier, died after being stabbed in Barry.

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