FRIMLEY  , an

urban district in the Chertsey parliamentary division of Surrey, England, 33 M . W.S.W. from London by the London & South-Western railway, and r m . N. of Farnborough in Hampshire . Pop . (1901) 8409 . Its healthy climate, its position in the sandy heath-district of the west of Surrey, and its proximity to Aldershot Camp have contributed to its growth as a residential township . To the east the moorland rises in the picturesque elevation of Chobham Ridges; and 3 M . N.E. is Bagshot, another village growing into a residential town, on the heath of the same name extending into Berkshire . Bisley Camp, to which in 1890 the meetings of the National Rifle Association were removed from Wimbledon, is 4 M . E . Coniferous trees and rhododendrons are characteristic products of the soil, and large nurseries are devoted to their cultivation .