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DATE NAMES BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE
PROFESSION
1834 Feb. 11 I CASWALL, Charles. R Woburn Pl. Russell
13.2.38 Sq.
1834 Mar 11 J YATES, Wm. Holt, M.D. (late 50 Wilton Cr.
John’s L. Melrose). R 14.2.37. Belgrave Sq.
1834 Mar 11 I COLLINGWOOD, Frederick.
J Lodge of Unanimity &
Sincerity, Taunton 13.6.38
where raised. No mention of
him after 1.5.39.
1834 Apl. 8 I BARRY, John. Merchant 19 Montagu St.
Russell Sq
1834 Apl. 8 J BLUNT, Charles John. Civil Engineer Gt. Ormond St.
Member Royal Inst. of France,
late of Parisian LL Les Emules
d’Harpocrate et les Rigides
Ecossais Thus in minutes,
but on the authority of M.
le Directeur des Services de
l’Institut de France Blunt’s
name does not appear in the
registers of the Institute of
none of the Departments
(“Classes”) or Academies of
which was he ever a member;
but a Blunt is mentioned in
the minutes of the Classe des
Sciences 21.8.1789, associated
with that Nairne, a well-
known scientific instrument
maker, in connection with
a report by the savants.
Borda and Bory on the con-
struction of a circle used for
astronomical purposes. Borda
was one of the scientists respon
sible for measuring the arc of
meridian on which the length
of the metre was based, 1792-
1799
1834 May 13 I ROWLEY,Robert, M.D 4 King William St.

Rj: 9.11.41; W.M. ‘37.
1834 Nov. 11 J CATES,John. (W.M. St Surgeon 66 Margaret St.
Thomas’s L. No. 142.) Cavendish Sq.