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Property / Subscription text: BOYCE, Dr William, Master of his Majesty's Band, and Composer and Organist of the Chapel Royal. Quality-court, Chancery-lane / qualifier
 
Property / Subscription text: GILLIER, Peter, Violin. Violist of the Chapel Royal, Frith-street, Soho / qualifier
 
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HITCHCOCK, John, Harpsichord and Spinet-maker. The Corner of Dean-street, Fetter-lane
Property / Subscription text: HITCHCOCK, John, Harpsichord and Spinet-maker. The Corner of Dean-street, Fetter-lane / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: HITCHCOCK, John, Harpsichord and Spinet-maker. The Corner of Dean-street, Fetter-lane / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 105
Amount105
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JAMES, Charles, Original Maker of the Armonica, a Musical Instrument, composed of Glasses (without water) capable of Thorough Bass, and never out of Tune. Purpool-lane, Gray's-inn-lane, Holborn
Property / Subscription text: JAMES, Charles, Original Maker of the Armonica, a Musical Instrument, composed of Glasses (without water) capable of Thorough Bass, and never out of Tune. Purpool-lane, Gray's-inn-lane, Holborn / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: JAMES, Charles, Original Maker of the Armonica, a Musical Instrument, composed of Glasses (without water) capable of Thorough Bass, and never out of Tune. Purpool-lane, Gray's-inn-lane, Holborn / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 106
Amount106
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KIRKMAN, Jacob, Harpsichord-maker to her Majesty, and to several foreign Princes. Broad-street, near Golden-square
Property / Subscription text: KIRKMAN, Jacob, Harpsichord-maker to her Majesty, and to several foreign Princes. Broad-street, near Golden-square / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: KIRKMAN, Jacob, Harpsichord-maker to her Majesty, and to several foreign Princes. Broad-street, near Golden-square / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 107
Amount107
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LARK, George, Organ-builder; also makes Musical Boxes for Minuets and Country-dances; and Concerto and Bird-organs. May's-buildings
Property / Subscription text: LARK, George, Organ-builder; also makes Musical Boxes for Minuets and Country-dances; and Concerto and Bird-organs. May's-buildings / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: LARK, George, Organ-builder; also makes Musical Boxes for Minuets and Country-dances; and Concerto and Bird-organs. May's-buildings / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 108
Amount108
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MAHOON, — , Harpsichord Maker to his Majesty. Marybone
Property / Subscription text: MAHOON, — , Harpsichord Maker to his Majesty. Marybone / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: MAHOON, — , Harpsichord Maker to his Majesty. Marybone / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 109
Amount109
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NEUBAUR, Frederic, Maker of double-basset and treble-key'd Harpsichords, with six stops, and of Piano-fortes, Lyrichords, Classichords, &c. Comptonstreet, St Anne's, Soho
Property / Subscription text: NEUBAUR, Frederic, Maker of double-basset and treble-key'd Harpsichords, with six stops, and of Piano-fortes, Lyrichords, Classichords, &c. Comptonstreet, St Anne's, Soho / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: NEUBAUR, Frederic, Maker of double-basset and treble-key'd Harpsichords, with six stops, and of Piano-fortes, Lyrichords, Classichords, &c. Comptonstreet, St Anne's, Soho / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 110
Amount110
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PETHER, William, Organ-builder and Harpsichord-maker. Brownlow-street, Drury-lane PmPPs, William, Maker of the Armonica. At the Bottom of Christopher's-alley, Moor-fields
Property / Subscription text: PETHER, William, Organ-builder and Harpsichord-maker. Brownlow-street, Drury-lane PmPPs, William, Maker of the Armonica. At the Bottom of Christopher's-alley, Moor-fields / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: PETHER, William, Organ-builder and Harpsichord-maker. Brownlow-street, Drury-lane PmPPs, William, Maker of the Armonica. At the Bottom of Christopher's-alley, Moor-fields / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 111
Amount111
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PLENIUS, — , Harpsichord-maker. Catherine-street, Strand
Property / Subscription text: PLENIUS, — , Harpsichord-maker. Catherine-street, Strand / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: PLENIUS, — , Harpsichord-maker. Catherine-street, Strand / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 112
Amount112
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RAUCHE, Michael. Chandois-street, Covent-garden
Property / Subscription text: RAUCHE, Michael. Chandois-street, Covent-garden / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: RAUCHE, Michael. Chandois-street, Covent-garden / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 113
Amount113
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SCHUCHART, Charles, Musical Wind-instrument-maker. Ditto [Chandois-street, Covent-garden]
Property / Subscription text: SCHUCHART, Charles, Musical Wind-instrument-maker. Ditto [Chandois-street, Covent-garden] / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: SCHUCHART, Charles, Musical Wind-instrument-maker. Ditto [Chandois-street, Covent-garden] / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 114
Amount114
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SCOULER, James, senior. Harpsichord-maker. Great Newport-street
Property / Subscription text: SCOULER, James, senior. Harpsichord-maker. Great Newport-street / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: SCOULER, James, senior. Harpsichord-maker. Great Newport-street / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 115
Amount115
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SHUDI, Burkat, Harpsichord-maker. Great Pultney-street, Golden-square
Property / Subscription text: SHUDI, Burkat, Harpsichord-maker. Great Pultney-street, Golden-square / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: SHUDI, Burkat, Harpsichord-maker. Great Pultney-street, Golden-square / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 116
Amount116
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SMITH, Thomas, Musical Instrument-maker to the Duke of York. Piccadilly, near the Haymarket
Property / Subscription text: SMITH, Thomas, Musical Instrument-maker to the Duke of York. Piccadilly, near the Haymarket / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: SMITH, Thomas, Musical Instrument-maker to the Duke of York. Piccadilly, near the Haymarket / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 117
Amount117
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SNETZLER, Organ-builder. Oxford-road
Property / Subscription text: SNETZLER, Organ-builder. Oxford-road / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: SNETZLER, Organ-builder. Oxford-road / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 118
Amount118
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STANESBY, — , junior. Musical Wind-instrument-maker. Fleet-street, opposite St Dunstan's Church
Property / Subscription text: STANESBY, — , junior. Musical Wind-instrument-maker. Fleet-street, opposite St Dunstan's Church / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: STANESBY, — , junior. Musical Wind-instrument-maker. Fleet-street, opposite St Dunstan's Church / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 119
Amount119
Unit1
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THOMPSONs, ? , eminent for making Violins. St Paul's Church-yard
Property / Subscription text: THOMPSONs, ? , eminent for making Violins. St Paul's Church-yard / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: THOMPSONs, ? , eminent for making Violins. St Paul's Church-yard / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 120
Amount120
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WALSH, JOHN, Musical Instrument-maker to his Majesty. Catherine-street, Strand
Property / Subscription text: WALSH, JOHN, Musical Instrument-maker to his Majesty. Catherine-street, Strand / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: WALSH, JOHN, Musical Instrument-maker to his Majesty. Catherine-street, Strand / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 121
Amount121
Unit1
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WHITAKER, Richard. Fleet-street, near Fetter-lane
Property / Subscription text: WHITAKER, Richard. Fleet-street, near Fetter-lane / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: WHITAKER, Richard. Fleet-street, near Fetter-lane / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 122
Amount122
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WHITAKER, William. Behind the Royal Exchange
Property / Subscription text: WHITAKER, William. Behind the Royal Exchange / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: WHITAKER, William. Behind the Royal Exchange / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 123
Amount123
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"ABINGTON, Joseph, junior, Performer on the Trumpet and Harpsichord. Compton-street, St Anne's, Soho"
Property / Subscription text: "ABINGTON, Joseph, junior, Performer on the Trumpet and Harpsichord. Compton-street, St Anne's, Soho" / rank
 
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Property / Subscription text: "ABINGTON, Joseph, junior, Performer on the Trumpet and Harpsichord. Compton-street, St Anne's, Soho" / qualifier
 
Position in sequence: 3
Amount3
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Latest revision as of 22:54, 25 October 2024

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Thomas Mortimer, (London: Printed for J. Coote, 1763).
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    Date of publication
    1763
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    Worldly
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    Author
    Thomas Mortimer
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    ABEL, Composer of Music and Teacher on the Harpsichord. At Mr Herve's, Watch-maker, in Greek-street, Soho
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    1
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    ABINGTON, Joseph, one of his Majesty's Band of Music. Beauford-buildings
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    2
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    ABINGTON, Leonard, on the Violin and Trumpet. Great Pultney-street, Goldensquare
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    4
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    ADCOCK, Abraham, on the Trumpet and Violin. Castle-street, near the Mews
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    AGUS, Joseph, on the Violin. St Alban's-street
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    6
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    ARNE, Dr Thomas Augustine, Composer of Music. In the Little Piazza, Coventgarden
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    7
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    BAILDON, Joseph, Composer and Organist. Rolls-buildings, Chancery-lane
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    8
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    BARNARD, John, one of his Majesty's and of the Queen's Band. Stafford-row, without Buckingham-gate
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    9
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    BARROW, Thomas, one of the Gentlemen of the Chapel Royal, and Teacher of the Harpsichord. Northumberland-court, Charing-cross
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    10
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    BATTISHAL, Jonathan, Composer and Teacher on the Harpsichord. Orangestreet, Bloomsbury
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    11
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    BAUMGARTON, Samuel, Bassoon. Cursitor's-alley [marginal note in MS on 'alley': -street, Chancery Lane]
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    12
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    BEARD, John, Esq. St Martin's-lane
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    13
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    BENNET, John, Tenor to the Queen's Band, Organist, and Teacher on the Harpsichord. Queen-square, Bloomsbury
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    14
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    BERG, — , Composer, and Teacher on the Harpsichord. Lincoln's-inn-fields, near Great Turnstile
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    15
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    BOYCE, Dr William, Master of his Majesty's Band, and Composer and Organist of the Chapel Royal. Quality-court, Chancery-lane
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    16
    Possible identification
    William Boyce
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    BROWNE, Abraham, one of his Majesty's and of the Queen's Band, and First Violin at Ranelagh. Meard's-court, Dean-street, Soho
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    17
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    BURGESs, Henry, senior, one of his Majesty's Band. Brownlow-street
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    18
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    BURGESS, Henry, junior. Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields
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    19
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    BURNEY, Charles, Organist. Enquire at Grig's Coffee-house, York-street, Coventgarden
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    20
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    BUTLER, James, Organist, and Teacher on the Harpsichord. At Mr Dubedat's, Berwick-street, Soho
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    21
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    CERVETTO, Jacob, Violoncello. Compton-street, Soho
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    22
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    CHAMPNESS, Samuel, Vocal Performer. Little Tothill-street, Westminster
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    23
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    COLLETT, John, Violin. Queen-street, Golden-square
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    24
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    COLLETT, Richard, senior. First Violin at Drury-lane Theatre
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    25
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    COOPER, Ralph, one of the Gentlemen of the Chapel Royal. Surry-street
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    26
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    Cox, Hugh, one of the Gentlemen of the Chapel Royal, Teacher on the Harpsichord. Bridge-street, Westminster
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    27
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    DAVIES, Miss, performs on the Armonica, German Flute, &c. King's-squarecourt, Soho
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    28
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    DUBOURG, Matthew, First Violin of the Queen's Band. Sherrard-street, Goldensquare
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    29
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    Dupuis, Thomas Saunders, Teacher on the Harpsichord. King's-row, Grosvenorsquare
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    30
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    FREAKE, John George, Violin. Rathbone-place
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    31
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    FROWD, Charles, Organist and Teacher on the Harpsichord. King-street, Bloomsbury
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    32
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    GIARDINI, Signor Felice di, Composer, teaches Singing, and the Harpsichord. Greek-street, Soho
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    33
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    GILLIER, Peter, Violin. Violist of the Chapel Royal, Frith-street, Soho
    Position in sequence
    34
    Possible identification
    Peter Gillier
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    GLADWIN, Thomas, Organist and Teacher on the Harpsichord. South Audley street
    Position in sequence
    35
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    GODFREY, William, Organist. At Lambeth
    Position in sequence
    36
    0 references
    GOODMAN, Adam, eminent for making Hautboy and Bassoon Reeds. Martletcourt, Bow-street, Covent-garden
    Position in sequence
    37
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    GORDON, John, Violoncello, one of his Majesty's and of the Queen's Band. Nassau-street
    Position in sequence
    38
    0 references
    GRANOM, — , Teacher on the German Flute. No I Coney-court, Gray's-inn
    Position in sequence
    39
    0 references
    HAWES, Samuel Tanfield, Organist. At Dulwich College
    Position in sequence
    40
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    HAY, Richard, Violin. Vine-street, Piccadilly
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    41
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    HODGSON, William, Organist, and Teacher on the Harpsichord and Violin. London-street, Greenwich
    Position in sequence
    42
    0 references
    HOWARD, Samuel, Organist. Norfolk-street, in the Strand
    Position in sequence
    43
    0 references
    HUDSON, Robert, one of the Gentlemen of the Chapel Royal. Peter's-hill, Fishstreet
    Position in sequence
    44
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    HUSSEY, Matthew, Organist. At Newington-butts
    Position in sequence
    45
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    JACKSON, William, Violin. Windmill-street
    Position in sequence
    46
    0 references
    JENKINS, William, Trumpet. Duke's-court, Bow-street, Covent-garden
    Position in sequence
    47
    0 references
    JONES, Charles, French Horn, teaches the German Flute. Russel-court, Coventgarden
    Position in sequence
    48
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    JONES, John, Violin, one of his Majesty's Band. At Lady Vanbrugh's, Whitehall
    Position in sequence
    49
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    JONES, John, junior, Composer and Organist. Charterhouse
    Position in sequence
    50
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    KEEBLE, John, Organist. Maddox-street, Hanover-square
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    51
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    LONG, Samuel, Organist, and Teacher on the Harpsichord. Cross-street, Hatton garden
    Position in sequence
    52
    0 references
    MARZI, Signor Pasqualino di, Violoncello. Russell-street, Covent-garden
    Position in sequence
    53
    0 references
    MESSING, Frederick. Performer on the French Horn and Violin. Compton street, Soho
    Position in sequence
    54
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    MILLER, George, Double Bass. Bedfordbury, Covent-garden
    Position in sequence
    55
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    MORELLA, — , teaches the Guitar. Great Pultney-street, Golden-square
    Position in sequence
    56
    0 references
    MORGAN, George, Tenor, one of his Majesty's Band. Maddox-street
    Position in sequence
    57
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    NARES, Dr James, Composer and Organist of his Majesty's Chapel Royal, and Master of the Children. James-street, Westminster
    Position in sequence
    58
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    NEEVES, Corbet, Bassoon. Poppin's-court, Fleet-street
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    59
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    NEILSON, Jacob, Kettle-drum, and Teacher of the German Flute. Glocesterstreet, Red-lion-square
    Position in sequence
    60
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    OWEN, John, Bassoon. Charles-street, Covent-garden
    Position in sequence
    61
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    OWEN, Thomas, Bassoon. Ditto [Charles-street, Covent-garden]
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    62
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    PAXTON, Stephen, Violoncello. Brewer-street, Golden-square
    Position in sequence
    63
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    PERKINS, John, Hautboy. Temple-bar
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    64
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    PFERINGER, Christopher, Bassoon. South-street, Berkley-square
    Position in sequence
    65
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    PINTO, Thomas, First Violin at the Opera House, and at Vauxhall Gardens. Chapel-street, Westminster
    Position in sequence
    66
    0 references
    RASH, Henry, French Horn. At the Prince of Orange Coffee-house, Haymarket
    Position in sequence
    67
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    RAWLINGS, Thomas, one of his Majesty's Band. Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury
    Position in sequence
    68
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    REICH, Christian, Bassoon. Great Pultney-street
    Position in sequence
    69
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    RICHARDS, John, Violin and Trumpet. Church-street, St Anne's, Soho
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    70
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    ROWLAND, Walter, Violin and Trumpet. Tottenham-court-road
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    71
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    SAVAGE, William, one of the Gentlemen of his Majesty's Chapel Royal, and Almoner, &c. of St Paul's. Paul Bakehouse-court, Doctors-commons
    Position in sequence
    72
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    SCOVEFIED, George, teaches on the Harpsichord. At Mr Charles Jones's, Russel-court, Covent-garden
    Position in sequence
    73
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    SIMPSON, Redmond, Hautboy, one of the Queen's Band. Brewer-street, Goldensquare
    Position in sequence
    74
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    SMITH, John Christian, junior, Composer, and Teacher of the Harpsichord. Marybone-street, Piccadilly
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    75
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    SNOW, Valentine, Esq. Serjeant Trumpeter. Old Palace-yard
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    76
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    STANLEY, John, B.M., Composer, Organist, and Teacher on the Harpsichord. Hatton-garden
    Position in sequence
    77
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    STOCKTON, Thomas, Tenor and Hautboy. Leicester-street, Leicester-fields
    Position in sequence
    78
    0 references
    TEIDE, William, German Flute and Hautboy. King's-square-court, Soho
    Position in sequence
    79
    0 references
    TERRY, George, Violoncello, one of his Majesty's Band. Denmark-street
    Position in sequence
    80
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    THOMPSON, Robert, Double Bass. St Paul's Church-yard
    Position in sequence
    81
    0 references
    VINCENT, Richard, Hautboy. Little Piazza, Covent-garden
    Position in sequence
    82
    0 references
    VINCENT, Richard, junior, Violin and Kettle-drum. King-street, Covent-garden
    Position in sequence
    83
    0 references
    VINCENT, Thomas, Esq., Hautboy, one of his Majesty's and of the Queen's Band. Brook-green, Hammersmith
    Position in sequence
    84
    0 references
    WARD, John, Violin. Wych-street, Drury-lane
    Position in sequence
    85
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    WARD, Richard. Organist, and Teacher on the Harpsichord. Budge-row, Cheapside
    Position in sequence
    86
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    WARREN, Thomas, Composer, and Secretary to the Kit-Cat Club. Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields
    Position in sequence
    87
    0 references
    WEIDEMAN, Charles, Teacher on the German Flute. Angel-court, Windmillstreet, near the Haymarket
    Position in sequence
    88
    0 references
    WEITZENMILLER, John, Trumpet. Chapel-street, Grosvenor-square
    Position in sequence
    89
    0 references
    WILLIS, Justice, Trumpet. Bennet-street, Westminster
    Position in sequence
    90
    0 references
    WOOD, Thomas, First Violin at Covent-garden Theatre. Brownlow-street, Long-acre
    Position in sequence
    91
    0 references
    WOOD, Thomas, junior, Organist and Violin. Ditto [ at Covent-garden Theatre. Brownlow-street, Long-acre]
    Position in sequence
    92
    0 references
    WORGAN, John, Composer, and Organist. St John's-square, Clerkenwell
    Position in sequence
    93
    0 references
    YATES, William, Organist, and Teacher on the Harpsichord. At Spring-gardens, Vauxhall
    Position in sequence
    94
    0 references
    YOUNG, John, Organist and Violin, and one of his Majesty's Band. Red-lionstreet, Clerkenwell
    Position in sequence
    95
    0 references
    ADCOCK, Abraham, Organ-builder.. The Corner of Orange-street, in Castle-street, near the Mews
    Position in sequence
    96
    0 references
    BURR, Henry, Organ-builder and Harpsichord-maker. Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields
    Position in sequence
    97
    0 references
    COTTON, William, Flute-maker. Bridewell-lane Cox, John, Musical Instrument-maker. Opposite the East Door of the Royal Exchange
    Position in sequence
    98
    0 references
    CRANG, John, Organ-builder; also makes Box-organs, &c. Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields
    Position in sequence
    99
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    ENGLAND, George, Organ-builder. Wood's-close, Clerkenwell
    Position in sequence
    100
    0 references
    FALKNER, — , Harpsichord-maker. Salisbury-court, Fleet-street
    Position in sequence
    101
    0 references
    HARRIS, John, Maker of the Armonica. Bloomsbury-market
    Position in sequence
    102
    0 references
    HARRIS, Baker, Harpsichord-maker. Denmark-street
    Position in sequence
    103
    0 references
    HINTZ, Frederick. Guitar-maker to her Majesty and the Royal Family; makes Guittars, Mandolins, Viols de 1'Amour, Viols de Gamba, Dulcimers, Solitaires, Lutes, Harps, Cymbals, the Trumpet. marine, and the AEolian Harp. The Corner of Ryder's-court, Leicester-fields
    Position in sequence
    104
    0 references
    HITCHCOCK, John, Harpsichord and Spinet-maker. The Corner of Dean-street, Fetter-lane
    Position in sequence
    105
    0 references
    JAMES, Charles, Original Maker of the Armonica, a Musical Instrument, composed of Glasses (without water) capable of Thorough Bass, and never out of Tune. Purpool-lane, Gray's-inn-lane, Holborn
    Position in sequence
    106
    0 references
    KIRKMAN, Jacob, Harpsichord-maker to her Majesty, and to several foreign Princes. Broad-street, near Golden-square
    Position in sequence
    107
    0 references
    LARK, George, Organ-builder; also makes Musical Boxes for Minuets and Country-dances; and Concerto and Bird-organs. May's-buildings
    Position in sequence
    108
    0 references
    MAHOON, — , Harpsichord Maker to his Majesty. Marybone
    Position in sequence
    109
    0 references
    NEUBAUR, Frederic, Maker of double-basset and treble-key'd Harpsichords, with six stops, and of Piano-fortes, Lyrichords, Classichords, &c. Comptonstreet, St Anne's, Soho
    Position in sequence
    110
    0 references
    PETHER, William, Organ-builder and Harpsichord-maker. Brownlow-street, Drury-lane PmPPs, William, Maker of the Armonica. At the Bottom of Christopher's-alley, Moor-fields
    Position in sequence
    111
    0 references
    PLENIUS, — , Harpsichord-maker. Catherine-street, Strand
    Position in sequence
    112
    0 references
    RAUCHE, Michael. Chandois-street, Covent-garden
    Position in sequence
    113
    0 references
    SCHUCHART, Charles, Musical Wind-instrument-maker. Ditto [Chandois-street, Covent-garden]
    Position in sequence
    114
    0 references
    SCOULER, James, senior. Harpsichord-maker. Great Newport-street
    Position in sequence
    115
    0 references
    SHUDI, Burkat, Harpsichord-maker. Great Pultney-street, Golden-square
    Position in sequence
    116
    0 references
    SMITH, Thomas, Musical Instrument-maker to the Duke of York. Piccadilly, near the Haymarket
    Position in sequence
    117
    0 references
    SNETZLER, Organ-builder. Oxford-road
    Position in sequence
    118
    0 references
    STANESBY, — , junior. Musical Wind-instrument-maker. Fleet-street, opposite St Dunstan's Church
    Position in sequence
    119
    0 references
    THOMPSONs, ? , eminent for making Violins. St Paul's Church-yard
    Position in sequence
    120
    0 references
    WALSH, JOHN, Musical Instrument-maker to his Majesty. Catherine-street, Strand
    Position in sequence
    121
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    WHITAKER, Richard. Fleet-street, near Fetter-lane
    Position in sequence
    122
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    WHITAKER, William. Behind the Royal Exchange
    Position in sequence
    123
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    "ABINGTON, Joseph, junior, Performer on the Trumpet and Harpsichord. Compton-street, St Anne's, Soho"
    Position in sequence
    3
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