"Brighthelmstone" meaning in English

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          "text": "[…] in Brighton & Hove, where the council were not above attempting a sort of half-hearted, class-based ethnic-cleansing-without-violence, wherein families who have been in Brighton for generations—who could probably even trace their lineage right back to Brighthelmstone if they could be bovvered […]",
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        "(now historical) The town of Brighton; its official name until 1810."
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