1784–1797 (1798?)
14 Eustace Street, 1784–86
4 Sackville Street, 1794–98
Also known as Bartlett Cooke.
Listed in the Dublin Directories as a 'professor of music' (1784–86), 'music seller' (1795) and 'musical instrument maker' (from 1796). Advertised in the newspapers as being a 'music shop and publisher' (cited in Kerry). He advertised in the Freeman's Journal on 17 July 1794 the opening of a 'new music shop' at 4 Sackville Street selling pianos, violins and music.
Succeeded in business by George Gough on 30 September 1797 (Pollard).
[Dates differ according to sources: Hogan, Humphries & Smith and McHale give the dates as c. 1794 to 1798 but Pollard gives the dates as before 1794 to 1797. Kerry gives the dates as 1784 to 1798.]
Published (as listed in Pollard)
Sold (as listed in Pollard)
Last Update: 17-05-2018