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English: Captain Surman, adjutant of the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars 1834 - 1858
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Author Drawn by Robert Scanlan Esq. (1801–1876) and published by Lloyd Brothers & Co of 96 Gracechurch Street, London, who occupied those premises between 1857 and 1867[1]

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