THOMPSON, Charles. b. London 1791; d. near Paris 1843. Wood (Pupil of Bewick engraver; better known in Paris, where and Branston.) he went in 1816, and introduced the practice of cutting out the end of the wood, then unknown abroad. BOND, William. fl. beginning of 19th century. Stipple. CHAPMAN, J. fl. beginning of 19th century. Stipple. (Pupil of Bartolozzi.) WEBB, J. b. c. 1790; d. 1832. Line. Engraver of animals. FINDEN, Wm. } Brothers. b. 1788; d. 1852. { Stipple and line. FINDEN, E. F. } b. 1792; d. 1857. { Landscape and (Pupils of J. Mitan, an { book illustrators. engraver of some note.) WALKER, William. b. Midlothian 1791; d. London 1867. (Pupil of Thomas Stipple and mezzotint. Married Woolnoth, and Elizabeth, daughter of S. W. Mitchell and Reynolds. Stewart, two engravers of moderate note.) LUPTON, Thomas Goff. b. Clerkenwell 1791; d. 1873. Mezzotint. (Pupil of Clint.) Established the use of steel in place of copper in mezzo engraving. Received for this gold Isis medal from Society of Arts in 1822. LINNELL, John. b. 1792; d. c. 1880. Mezzotint; painter. CRUIKSHANK, George. b. London 1792; d. London 1878. Etcher (Son of Isaac, also and caricaturist. caricaturist and engraver.) WORTHINGTON, Wm. H. b. c. 1795; d. 1826. Line. Worked in London. GOODALL, Edward. b. Leeds 1795; d. London 1870. Line. Engraved after J. M. W. Turner, through whose influence he became an engraver. Was self-taught. LANDSEER, Thomas, A.E. b. c. 1795; d. 1880. Line. Brother of (Son and pupil of Sir Edwin. John Landseer, A.E.) HOPWOOD, James. b. 1795. Stipple. (Son of James; also an engraver, self-taught, but helped by Heath.) ROLLS, Charles. fl. early part of 19th century. Line. BROMLEY, John b. Chelsea 1795; d. 1839. Mezzzotint. Charles. (Son of His son Frederick was also an engraver. Wm. Bromley, A.E.) HARVEY, William. b. Newcastle-on-Tyne 1796; d. Richmond (Pupil of Thomas 1866. Wood engraver and designer. Cut Bewick and B. R. one of the largest English wood-cuts. Haydon.)