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188 An Account of the

DATE NAMES BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE
PROFESSION
1801 May 9 I BARKER, Henry Aston. Do West Sq., St.
1774-1856. b. in Glasgow. George’s Fields.
Famous painter of panoramas,
notably of Constantinople
and Paris, ‘02, Venice, ‘19,
and Waterloo, the last said to
have brought him £10,000,
and coronation of George
IV, his last big work. Retired
from profession ‘26. His
father, Robert Barker, said to
have been inventor and first
practitioner of panoramic
painting. (SJ 1801)
1802 Nov. 16 I ANDERSON/ Peter. (SJ Attorney Mansell Str.
1803)
1803 Jan. 22 * DILLON Sir William Henry. Red Lion St.
Joined R.N. 1790. Saw Holborne
much service 1794-1803,
when treacherously delivered
prisoner to the French by
Dutch at Helvetsluys; severely
wounded in gallant action in
command of sloop against
Danish brig, ‘08; later saw
service at Walcheren, off
coasts of Portugal, Spain,
Newfoundland, China,
India, and in Mediterranean.
Knighted 35; Vice Adml. of
the Blue, ‘53; of the Red, ‘57.
d·’57·
1805 Dec. 14 I MOSS, James Surgeon Somers Town.
St. James 1803
1805 Dec. 14 I SAVAGE, James. A leading Coachmaker Gt. Queen St.,
man in the coachmaking (SJ 1801) Lincoln’s Inn Fields
business. Treasurer, ‘13-‘14
–’15. d. 1816.