Dublin

July 27, 1846 Flute pupil Matthew, compr b. Exeter, of Weidner, taken to England at ten Eng., 1632; d. London, Aug., 1677. by a gentleman; flutist in regimental Chorister at Exeter Cath., pupil of band, orgt. at West port, Ireland, E. Gibbon and po ibly also of W. bandmaster, music-seller and th. Wake; compr. to Charles II, and director in Dublin; invented chiro after conversion to Roman Catholiplast, machine for holding hands in cism, orgt. to Queen Catherine; com proper position at pf.; 1823-26 in )sed music for Davenant’s and Germany on invitation of gov’t to gryden’s plays and alterations of explain invention from which he Shakespeare; music for Macbeth made fame and moneys 1826 re- 1672, long supposed to be his, is opened Dublin shop; published methnow claimed, but without absolutely ods and explanations of system and Anal proof, as work of Purcell; wrote few compositions. 163 l8w