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...mes'', where he wrote under the pen name of "Priam."<ref name= "our van"/> At one period, he was also an editor of the ''Comic News''. ..., Edward James Bruges Collins, was born in the second quarter of 1847 at [[Lambeth]].<ref>[https://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/information.pl?r=11798029:8903&d=bmd ...

Graham-Brown was educated at [[Monkton Combe School]]<ref>[[Who's Who|“Who was Who” 1897-2007]] Lond ...Accessed 09.08.2012</ref> and three years as a [[Teacher|History Master]] at his [[Monkton Combe School|former school]], he was [[ordained]] in 1922.<re ...

...o No. 3 (Rachmaninoff)|Piano Concerto No. 3]]. This event occurred in 1915 at the RCM, when he was aged 19. After graduating from the RCM the young man was asked to deputise as organist at London's [[Temple Church]] by its then organist, Sir Henry [[Walford Davies ...

| training = {{unbulleted list |Lambeth School of Art|[[Royal Academy of Arts#Royal Academy Schools|Royal Academy S ...ademy Schools|Royal Academy Schools]] in 1901. He had a painting displayed at the [[Royal Academy summer exhibition]] when he was seventeen years of age< ...

..."private gentleman".<ref name=who>Parker, p. 790</ref> Rolyat was educated at [[Queen's College, Birmingham]].<ref name=who/> ...Baron in a [[pantomime]] version of ''[[Cinderella#Theatre|Cinderella]]'' at the [[Theatre Royal, Birmingham]].<ref name=who/> ...

| resting_place = [[Highgate Cemetery|Highgate Cemetery West]], London, England | known_for = [[Buckingham Palace]]; Lambeth Palace restoration ...

...e married Mary Ann Stradwick, with whom he had a son. He became an actor at the Grecian Theatre in [[Shoreditch]] using the [[stage name]] Gilbert Hast ...e of Wales, the future [[King Edward VII]], had MacDermott sing it for him at a private audience. The war song was brought back several times by other a ...

In 1804 Mackenzie began to exhibit at the [[Royal Academy]], and contributed eleven drawings between that year an ...no longer has a headstone or any memorial. His remaining works were sold at [[Sotheby's]] in March 1855.<ref name="Mall"/> ...

..., south London, in 1849. Morton had been impressed with the entertainments at [[Evans Music-and-Supper Rooms]] in [[Covent Garden]] and decided to offer Their success at the Canterbury allowed Stanley and Morton to build [[Oxford Music Hall|The ...

...he Leclercq family as residents, and states that Margaret Charlotte was 26 at the time - which would make her birth 1835.</ref> She was one of the childr Leclercq's debut was at the [[Princess's Theatre, London|Princess Theatre]] when she was a child. I ...

...n]], where he rose to [[UK police ranks|sergeant]], he soon moved on to L (Lambeth) Division and later a section of R (Greenwich) Division devoted to the [[Wo [[File:CharlesFieldBrompton01.jpg|thumb|upright|Funerary monument, Brompton Cemetery, London]] ...

By 1860, Todd had moved to 16 Burlington Street, London, to become a surgeon at Marylebone Dispensary.<ref name=":1" /> His home and office were located ne ...rwood Cemetery]] in [[Lambeth]], England.<ref>Church of England Deaths and Burials 1871–1875: Page 5007</ref> After his death, Frances Alicia Kinahan Todd r ...

Gough was born on 3 November 1804<ref name=dnb/> at [[Somers Town, London|Somers Town]] in London, the son of Alexander and Mar In 1823, at the age of 19, after some foreign travel, he became a pupil of the architec ...

Born in [[Lambeth]], Campbell started his performing career appearing in amateur bands and qu ...no]] in the annual Christmas pantomime, every year until his death in 1904 at age 59. ...

...omb in West Hampstead.JPG|thumb|Banister Fletcher's tomb in West Hampstead Cemetery]] ...rade. From 1875 he was district surveyor for West Newington and part of [[Lambeth]].<ref name="ODNB">ODNB</ref> He was also a major in the 1st Tower Hamlets ...

...us Stansbury (1792&ndash;1837) who for many years was the orchestra leader at the [[Bristol Old Vic|Theatre Royal, Bristol]] and of the Bristol concerts. ...Handel)|Messiah]]'' and sang with her in the West of England Festival held at [[Exeter]] in October 1814. He was on the platform with her when she appear ...

...architect [[Decimus Burton]] for five years. He then worked for five years at the office of William Cubitt (1791–1863) and Company of Gray's Inn Road, ...medical-| title = Block 9 of St Thomas's Hospital Medical School, Lambeth, Lambeth}} </ref> In this post, he designed the new hospital, built in the 'pavilion ...

| buried = [[Allegheny Cemetery]] ...ne of those years, however, spent as a private tutor. In 1867 he graduated at the [[Philadelphia Divinity School]], and was admitted deacon by the Right ...

...died at Sherborne on 9 November 1898, aged 44, and was buried in Sherborne Cemetery.<ref>Obituary for the Rev. Robert Bamford, Western Gazette, 11 November 189 ...Bamford (1885–1974) was in 1911 a student at the Colonial Training College at Stoke Prior, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, and during the First World War she ...

|resting_place = [[St. John Cemetery (Queens)|St. John Cemetery]], [[Queens]], New York ...ep was 6 hours, and he usually ate while walking. He arrived in Washington at 5:00 pm, and was strong enough to attend [[Abraham Lincoln]]'s [[Inaugurati ...