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the history of the violin, 1864
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1Violoncellos—Mr. Webb, Temple; Mr. Dixon, Felstead, Essex; Rev'd. Mr. Savery; Mr. Yatman; Shaw, Esq're., North Street, opposite Whitfield's Tabernacle; Mr. Johnston.
31785. Violins—Mr. Warler; Mr. Compton (two); Mr. Cole; Sir John Palmer; Rev'd. Mr. North; Mr. Ware (three); Mr. Smith, Grange Court; one sold in the shop; Mr. Marsh, Attorney at Law, Canterbury; Mr. Dale. Tenors—Mr. Compton (two); Longman; Mr. Abbot; Sir John Palmer; Lord Rivers; Mr. Holcroft, 46, Upper Mary-le-bone Street, near Tichfield S's., Oxford Road; Mr. Jeremiah Clark, Organist, Birmingham; Mr. Panton. Violoncellos—Mr. Dorrien; Mr. Broadwood; one sold in the shop; Mr. Compton; Mr. Tucker; Sir John Palmer; Rev'd. Mr. Savery, Plymouth; Mr. Bradstreet, Snt. John's College, Cambridge; Robert Williams, Esq'r., Trinity College, Cambridge, by order of Dr. Bostock; Mr. Griesbach.
51786. Violins—Rev'd. Mr. Savery (two); Mr. Barrett, Organist, Northampton (two); Mr. W. Dale; Mr. E'd. Clay, King Street, Covent Garden; Hon'ble. Mr. Champion Dymocke, No. 120, New Bond Street; Mr. Holcroft, Upper Mary-le-bone St., Tichfield Street, Oxford Road, (two); Lord Malden; Mr. Wood, Devonshire Street; Brimner; Mr. Smith, Grange Court. Tenors—Captain Lucas; Mr. Nathaniel Dance; Mr. Dymoke; Mr. Clarke, Organist, Birmingham; Lord Malden; General Jerningham; Mr. Jackson, Clerkenwell Close; Mr. Mitchell; Mr. Compton. Violoncellos—Mr. Smith, Grange Court; Mr. Claget; Mr. Bartolozzi; Mr. Compton; Colonel Edgerton, G't. George Street, Hanover Square; Mr. Vinicombe; Mr. Borghi; Rev'd. Mr. Townley; Mr. Dance; Mr. Tucker; Mr. Roper, Hertford St., May Fair.
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