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DATE NAMES BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE
PROFESSION
Diligent draughtsman; brought
back 150 folio volumes of
sketches of fauna, flora,
manners, religion and
archaeology. F.R.S. and F.S.A.
His daughter married Compte
de Montalembert, an émigré;
their son, Charles de M., the
Catholic monastic historian,
brought up in Forbes’ sole
charge. Published Oriental
Memoirs, with own illustrations,
1813-15, 4 Vols. Interned in
France at termination of Peace
of Amiens; published Letters
from France after return in ‘04.
Died at Aix-la-Chapelle in ‘19,
on the way to Stuttgart, where
Compte de Montalembert was
French Ambassador
1810 Apl. 27 I WILLOUGHBY, Dobson Attorney Clifford’s Inn.

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1810 Apl. 27 *LOBATO, E. A. P.
1810 May. 25 I MARTINS, Domingo Joze
1810 July. 10 TEIXEIRA, Honorio Joze
1810 July. 10 I PINTO, John Rocha
1810 Nov 24 I COSME, Jose de Flos.
1811 Mar. 20 *HODDER, George.
Summons returned by P.O.
as “Gone away not known
where” 26.4.16.
1811 Mar. 22 *HARZEN, F. F
1811 Mar. 22 *RODRIQUES, F. J.
1811 Mar. 22 *AILLAUD, J. P.
1811 Apr. 26 PIKE, Christopher John. Sec. Attorney New Boswell Ct.
‘18-25. R. 8.3.25. (SJ 1823) Carey Street.
1812 Feb. 24 HOWDEN, Gordon
1812 Feb. 26 KELSEY, Edward. W. 16 Surveyor Bury Street