Graham Greene set a crime novel in this building's namesake city which he named after the (*) local hard candy.
A uniform Chinese style devised by Frederick Crace was originally planned for this building, but after a visit to Sezincote House in Gloucestershire its commissioner asked John Nash to incorporate Indo-Saracenic elements into the exterior. That commissioner intended this building as a place of liaison with his illicit lover Mrs (**) Fitzherbert, and as a retreat where he could recover from the gout. This building names the first British Parliamentary constituency to have been won by the Green Party. Graham Greene set a crime novel in this building's namesake city which he named after the (*) local hard candy. A saloon, music room, banqueting hall and other chambers are aligned along a single range studded with minarets and onion-domes in this eclectic 1823 building. Name this building commissioned by George, the Prince Regent, the star attraction, for 10 points, of a bathing resort in Sussex on the South Coast of England.
A uniform Chinese style devised by Frederick Crace was originally planned for this building, but after a visit to Sezincote House in Gloucestershire its commissioner asked John Nash to incorporate Indo-Saracenic elements into the exterior.
Brighton Pavilion (or the Royal Pavilion)