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DATE NAMES BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE
PROFESSION
1862 Apl. 8 I HOLT, Geo. Wells. W.M. ‘66. St. Michael’s
Chambers Cornhill
1864 Feb. 9 J GIDEON, Henry Hamer. 8 London Street
(Late St. Helena L. 718.) W.M.
‘67. R. 9.11.75; d. 16.11.88
1865 Feb. 14 I RASCH, Fredk. Chas. Lewis. of Lloyds and
R. 9.2.69. “Rasch was a 25 Palmeira Sq.,
languishing dandy who left Brighton
everything to his clerks. He
dawdled down to the Royal
Exchange about noon from
his suite in the West End. He
was known to me chiefly as a
man, who by report had some
five and-twenty frock-coats
of faultless cut hung about his
dressing-room, and had his fair
hair dressed and curled every
other day in Bond Street.”
Guildhall Memories, A. G. Temple,
1918
1868 Nov. 10 I GEROTHWOHL, Benedict Craven St., Strand
Sigismond. R. 8.11.70. and St. Ann’s Sq.,
Manchester
1868 Dec. 8 J JONES; Robt. Wallen. (P.M. St. 7 Ormonde
John’s L. Secunderabad.) Terrace, North
W.M. ‘70. Gate, Regents
Park
1869 Apl. 13 I HESELTINE, Francis Jones. Address, at
Late E. Kent Militia Regt. his father’s, 40
Secunderabad. Sec. ‘71; Addison Road
W.M. 73; Treas. ’32 - 1907. N.; later 19
Presented Loving Cup, Cambridge Road
1899; R. and elected .H.M.,
11.11.1908. d. 20.3.1913.
No trace in Army List of his
having held Commission
1869 Apl. 13 J MaCULLOCH, Hugh 7 Melcombe
Bowie (Kilwinning L. No. Place, Dorset
4, late S.W. St. George L. Square, Glasgow
Bombay.) R. 14.2.71