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Dr '''Thomas Borlase''' was a [[priest]] at [[Boscombe Hall]]. He was born in [[1701]].  
Dr '''Thomas Borlase''' was a [[priest]] at [[Boscombe Hall]]. He was born in [[1701]].
 
In [[1754]], he conducted a survey of the [[Nine Travellers]]. Just after he completed the survey, one of the stones fell on him and he died. His portrait was kept in Boscombe Hall for a couple centuries and when the [[Fourth Doctor]] visited the hall in the [[1970s]], he noticed the portrait. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Stones of Blood (TV story)|The Stones of Blood]]'')
 
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In [[1756]], he conducted a survey of the [[Nine Travellers]]. Just after he completed the survey, one of the stones fell on him and he died. His portrait was kept in Boscombe Hall for a couple centuries and when the [[Fourth Doctor]] visited the hall in the [[1970s]], he noticed the portrait. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Stones of Blood (TV story)|The Stones of Blood]]'')
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Latest revision as of 01:20, 24 April 2023

Dr Thomas Borlase was a priest at Boscombe Hall. He was born in 1701.

In 1754, he conducted a survey of the Nine Travellers. Just after he completed the survey, one of the stones fell on him and he died. His portrait was kept in Boscombe Hall for a couple centuries and when the Fourth Doctor visited the hall in the 1970s, he noticed the portrait. (TV: The Stones of Blood)