Robinson, Bussell & Robinson

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Dates Active in Dublin: 

1836–1843

Address(es): 

7 Westmoreland Street
39 or 59 Fleet Street, c. 1840–43 [second premises]

Details: 

Succeeded the business of Isaac Willis.

Mark [could refer to Robinson & Bussell or Robinson, Bussell & Robinson]: '(unicorn head) / Robinson & CO / 7 WESTMORELAND ST / DUBLIN' (Waterhouse, MIMO).

Succeeded in business by Robinson & Bussell.

[Details differ according to sources: the Dublin Directories give the address of 39 Fleet Street but the advertisements in the Evening Packet and Saunders's News-Letter give the address as 59 Fleet Street. Humphries & Smith gives the 29 Fleet Street address from c. 1842 to 1843 but the Saunder's News-Letter gives the 59 Fleet Street address in 1840. Note: the Dublin Directories also give the office of the Warder newspaper at 39 Fleet Street during this period.]

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Produced

  • F Flute, Nominal pitch: E♭: University of Edinburgh [formerly in the Brackenburg collection]. Inventory number 1015 (Waterhouse). Stamp: 'ROBINSON & CO / 7 WESTMORELAND ST / DUBLIN', with unicorn head (MIMO) [could be Robinson & Bussell or Robinson, Bussell & Robinson instrument]
  • Clarinet: London. Inventory number 35 [could be Robinson & Bussell or Robinson, Bussell & Robinson instrument]
  • Trombone: Ireland [could be Robinson & Bussell or Robinson, Bussell & Robinson instrument]
  • Serpent: Toronto. Inventory number 51a [could be Robinson & Bussell or Robinson, Bussell & Robinson instrument]
  • Slide trumpet: Dublin, 1840 (Waterhouse)
  • Published

  • Wade, Joseph, Shula Agra, an Irish Ballad sung by Mrs Waylett, at the New Thatre Royal Dublin. The Words, Symphonies and Accompaniments (Antiqbook)
  • Last Update: 16-03-2017