The British Musical Biography

[E] Marshall, Julian, amateur musician, and
collector, l)orn at Headingly, Leeds, June 24,
1830. Author of the "Annals of Tennis."
Contributor to the Musical Times, and other
periodicals; and writer of a number of articles
in Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians.
He was a member of the committee of the first
Leeds Festival, 1858. His large and valuable
musical library was dispersed by auction, July,
1884. His wife, born Florence A. Thomas,
born at Rome, March 30, 1843, is a composer
and writer on music. She studied at the
R.A.M. Conducts the concerts of the South
Hampstead orchestra, and is the composer of
a fairy operetta, "Prince Sprite"; a Nocturne
for clarinet and orchestra. Has contribuLed
articles to Grove, and to various periodicals.
Author of "Handel," Great Musicians' Series,
London, Sampson Low, 1883 ; Solfeggi, Nov-
ello's Primers, 1885 ; Interval Exercises for
Singing Classes, Novello. She is an Associate
of the Philharmonic Society.

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