The father of Frederick. Locker Lampson (or Frederick Locker, according to the name by which he is generally known) was Edward Hawke Locker, at one time Commissioner of Greenwich Hospital. He is described in the Dictionary of National Biography as a man of varied talents and accomplishments, Fellow of the Royal Society, an excellent artist in water-colour, a charming conversationalist, an esteemed friend of Southey and Scott. Frederick, the author of London Lyrics, was born, Mr Augustine Birrell, his son-in-law, writes in Scribtiers Maga-zine (J anuary 1896), in Greenwich Hospital in 1821. After divers adventures in various not over well selected schools, and a brief experience of the City and of Somerset House, he became a clerk in the A dmiralty, serving under Lord Haddington, Sir James Graham, and Sir Charles Wood.
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London Lyrics: With I ntrod, and Notes By Austin Dobson was written by Frederick Locker-L ampson in 1905. This is a 228 page book, containing 31207 words and 13 pictures. Search Inside is enabled for this title.
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