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276: 45:, the oriental traveller, and Elizabeth Jennings, was born at 11 Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park, London, 29 June 1825. In his early life he was the companion of his father in visits made to America, France, and the East, and the experience thus acquired rendered his services valuable as a lecturer on several occasions. 58:
Connecting himself in early life with the stage he produced several light pieces at the Strand Theatre when that establishment was under Mr. J. Payne's direction in 1856–7, and for a short time undertook the responsibilities of management. Among the most successful comedies he afterwards wrote may be
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Few persons have been known under a greater variety of Christian names than Buckingham was during his comparatively short life, the following being the names used by him on various occasions: Leicester, Leicester Ambrose, Leicester Silk, Leicester Forbes Ambrose, Leicester Stanhope, Leicester
52:(afterwards the Alhambra in Leicester Square) was originated in 1854 as a scientific institution, Buckingham was selected to write and deliver the explanatory description of the views of various countries, and later at the Egyptian Hall he was the lecturer engaged to illustrate Hamilton's 124:, under the name of L. S. F. Y. Buckingham, Caroline Sarah, fourth daughter of Captain Frederic White, of H.M.'s packet service Weymouth. This lady was afterwards a well-known and much respected actress, under the name of Mrs. 263:
Notes and Extracts from Numerous Authorities Respecting the Family of Bukenham Or Bokenham, of Norfolk and Suffolk: From A.D. 1066 to A.D. 1883, and the Places of that Designation in the First Named County
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As a dramatist he borrowed from the French stage, and the majority of his pieces were founded on the works of Parisian writers. He was from 1857 to 1867 dramatic and musical critic of the
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Stanhope Forbes, Leicester Stanhope Forbes Young, and Leicester Stanhope Forbes Young Ambrose. He also made use of the pseudonym Matthews & Co. when producing his first drama, called
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The Bible in the Middle Age, with Remarks on the Libraries, Schools, and Religious Aspects of Mediaeval Europe.
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Meanwhile he had married Maria Louisa Rowswell (1829-1909) on 20 Jun 1848 at St James, Piccadilly, London.
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Belgium, the Rhine, Italy, Greece, and the Mediterranean, by the Rev. G. N. Wright and L. F. A. Buckingham,
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He died at Margate 15 July 1867, a convert to the Roman Catholic faith. His copyrights passed to
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Buckingham commenced writing at the early age of nineteen, when he compiled for R. Bentley
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Dictionary of National Biography. (1886). United Kingdom: Oxford University Press.
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He was also the author of upwards of thirty-five burlesques, comedies, and farces.
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English
dramatist
playwright
James Silk Buckingham
Royal Panopticon
Morning Star
G. N. Wright
Gretna Green
Buckingham White
Thomas Hailes Lacy
Royal General Theatrical Fund




"Buckingham, Leicester Silk (1825–1867), playwright"
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
doi
10.1093/ref:odnb/3856
UK public library membership



Ira Aldridge: The last years, 1855-1867
ISBN
978-1-58046-538-0
Notes and Extracts from Numerous Authorities Respecting the Family of Bukenham Or Bokenham, of Norfolk and Suffolk: From A.D. 1066 to A.D. 1883, and the Places of that Designation in the First Named County
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Buckingham, Leicester Silk
Dictionary of National Biography

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