Timothy Cunningham [SEP] place of death
Timothy Cunningham
Timothy Cunningham (died 1789) was a London barrister, legal writer and antiquarian, thought to have been Irish.
Life.
A member of the Middle Temple, Cunningham lived in chambers at Gray's Inn for over thirty years. In 1759 he asked for employment as copyist at the British Museum from John Burton, proving in fact expensive.
Cunningham was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London on 29 January 1761, and a testimonial for his admission to the Royal Society that year
Cesare and Glen Cunningham (Tenor) as Francis with members of the Chorus providing additional roles.
2016 saw also the publishing of a DVD by Cineteca di Bologna with 2 new soundtracks by Edison Studio (in surround sound 5.1) and Timothy Brock (for Brussels Philarmonic Orchestra) on a new restored version of Caligari movie. The first live performance of the soundtrack by Edison Studio had taken place at the 2003 International Computer Music Conference, Singapore on 2 October 2003.
Sequels, remakes and musical works Other.
From 1992