John George Cochrane [SEP] date of death
John George Cochrane
John George Cochrane (1781–1852) was a Scottish editor and bibliographer, also a librarian, with a general knowledge of literary history.
Life.
Cochrane was born in Glasgow, where his father was engaged in the law. Having received some education he was placed with a bookseller, but set out to seek his fortune in London before he was twenty. Here, after a residence of some years, he entered into partnership with John White, and the firm of White, Cochrane Co. carried on
b. Also exchanged on parole at this time was Lord Cochrane, who had been captured by Linois's squadron in the Mediterranean while commanding .
c. The president of the court was Rear-Admiral John Holloway, with the court composed of Captains George Murray, George Duff, James Newman-Newman, Robert Lambert, William Granger, Francis Pickmore, Edward Foote, Richard Dacres and Richard Retalick.
d. The exact date of Ferris's death is hard to determine. Winfield's "British Warships in the Age of Sail"