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194 An Account of the

DATE NAMES BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE
PROFESSION
1815 Mar. 31 I STRONG, Francis Pemble. Surgeon Greenwich.
lnit. as H.M.,” being about to
depart for Bengal”.
1816 Feb. 23 J TYRRELL, Chas. Architect Guildhall, London

(L. of Harmony.). R. 22.1.19.
1816 Mar. 22 I WEBB, Henry Surgeon 39 Keppell St.,
Russell Square.
1816 Nov. 22 I WILLOUGHBY, Benjamin 13 Clifford’s Inn.

Edwd- Solicitor. Rj. 11.12.32.
1816 Nov. 28 I TRELAWNY, John. Lt R.N. R.N. residing at Spring
10.1.1799; Lieut. in command Gardens Coffee
H.M.S. Pelican, 21.8.02, House
retiring from Navy apparently
in same year. W. 1819
1818 Jan. 23 I GANDY, John Peter, 1787- Architect 11, Newman St.
1850.. , Designed many
buildings in London; published
Rural Architect ‘05. Took name
of Deering on succeeding
to property nr. Misssenden,
‘27, and gradually dropped
out of practice. R.A. ‘38; M.P.
Aylesbury; High Sheriff of
Bucks ‘40. b. 1787; d. ‘50
1818 Mar. 27 J WATSON, George. (Lodge Portrait painter
of St. John.) b. Berwickshire
1767; pupil of Alex Nasmyth
& of Reynolds; 1st President of
Royal Scottish Academy; d. at
Edinburgh ‘37.
1818 Mar. 27 J WEBSTER, Alexr.
(Lodge of St. John.)
1818 Mar. 27 I CORRI, Haydn. “Gone Music Master 35 Googe Street,
abroad”, ‘20. Pianist; of a well- Tottenham Ct. Rd
known musical family. “An
esteemed teacher for many
years in Dublin.” Settled there
’21; Organist and Choirmaster,
R.C. Pro- Cathedral, Dublin,
‘27-‘48.
b 1785,’d. 1860