| 55590: | Paul's Cathedral, 1800-12. He became secre- |
| 55591: | tary of the Catch Club in 1812, and acted as |
| 55592: | conductor of the Glee Club, and bass at the |
| 55593: | Concert of Ancient Music, the Ladies' con- |
| 55594: | certs, and at London and provincial musical |
| 55595: | festivals. He died at London, November 11 , |
| 55596: | 1827, and is buried in the crypt of St. Paul's. |
| 55597: | |
| 55598: | Works. — A Collection of New Glees, com- |
| 55599: | posed by John Sale . . London [1800] . Also |
| 55600: | some others issued in a collection, with others |
| 55601: | composed by Lord IMornington, Callcott, etc. composed by Lord Mornington, Callcott, etc. |
| 55602: | |
| 55603: | Sale, John Bernard 361-L-12 Sale, John Bernard, composer and bass |
| 55604: | vocalist, brother of the above, born at Windsor |
| 55605: | in 1779. He was a chorister in St. George's |
| 55606: | Chapel, Windsor, and in Eton College, 17S5. |
| 55607: | Lay-vicar, Westminster Abbey, 1800. Gen- |
| 55608: | tleman of Chapel Royal, 1803. Organist of |
| 55609: | St. IMargaret's, Westminster, 1809. Musical St. Margaret's, Westminster, 1809. Musical |
| 55610: | instructor to Queen Victoria. Organist of the |
| 55611: | Chapel Royal, 1838. He died at London, |
| 55612: | September 16, 1856. |
| 55613: | |
| 55614: | Works. — Psalms and Hymns for the Service |
| 55615: | of the Church, London, 1837. S. Webbe's |
| 55616: | Solfegios as Exercising Duetts, newly arranged |
| 55617: | by J. B. Sale, London, n.d. Glees: listen |
| 55618: | to the voice of love ; You ask the reason why |
| 55619: | I love; The Butterfly; Little Piggy, and |
| 55620: | other duets, bong's .• The Robin, etc. Marches other duets, bong's . The Robin, etc. Marches |
| 55621: | for pf. |
| 55622: | |
| 55623: | His daughters, Mary Anne, and Sophia |
| 55624: | (died May 3, 1869), were also musicians. |
| 55625: | Another daughter, Laura, married W. J. |
| 55626: | Thorns, the author. His brother, George |
| 55627: | Charles, born at Windsor in 1796, was a |
| 55628: | chorister in St. Paul's Cathedral, 1803. Or- |
| 55629: | ganist, St. Marv's, Newington, in succession |
| 55630: | to Dr. T. Busb}-, 1817; and St. George's, Han- |
| 55631: | over Square, 1826. He died at London, |
| 55632: | January 23, 1869.- |
| 55633: | |
| 55634: | Salmon, Eliza, born Munday, soprano |
| 55635: | vocalist, was born at Oxford about 1787. She |
| 55636: | studied under John Ashley, and made her |
| 55637: | debut at the Lenten Oratorio Concerts, Covent |
| 55638: | Garden, London, in 1803. In 1805 she mar- |
| 55639: | ried James Salmon, a singer, and sang at the |
| 55640: | principal London and provincial concerts till |
| 55641: | 1824, when her voice was lost, through a break |
| 55642: | down of her nervous system, caused by in- |
| 55643: | temperance ; she married the Rev. Mr. Hinde, |
| 55644: | after Salmon's death. On the death of her |
| 55645: | second husband she became destitute, and |
| 55646: | after various ineffectual attem^Dts to regain a |
| 55647: | position she died at Chelsea, June 5, 1849. |
| 55648: | Her husband, Jambs Salmon, was organist of |
| 55649: | St. Peter's, Liverpool, 1805. He was latterly |
| 55650: | in very embarrassed circumstances, and went |
| 55651: | to the West Indies as a soldier, where he died. |
| 55652: | His brother William (born, 1789 ; died, |
| 55653: | Windsor, January 26, 1858), was a singer and |
| 55654: | teacher. |
| 55655: | |
| 55656: | Salmon, Rev. Thomas 361-L-61 Salmon, Rev. Thomas, clergjmian and |
| 55657: | author, was born in 1648. He was educated |
| 55658: | at Oxford University, of which he was M.A., |
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