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Thomas Chatfeild Clarke J.P., F.R.I.B.A., F.S.I. (1829-28 June 1895) was an architect and politician. Born in Newport, Isle of Wight, he moved to London in 1855 where he went into business as an architect and surveyor, with premises in the Bishopsgate area of the City of London. He soon became well-established and among the buildings he designed were the Bishopgate School for Girls, the Royal Bank of Scotland in Bishopgate Street, the Daily News offices in Bouverie Street and the Mercer's School in Barnard's Inn. Some archives mentioned here [1].

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  • Thomas Chatfeild Clarke J.P., F.R.I.B.A., F.S.I. (1829-28 June 1895) was an architect and politician. Born in Newport, Isle of Wight, he moved to London in 1855 where he went into business as an architect and surveyor, with premises in the Bishopsgate area of the City of London. He soon became well-established and among the buildings he designed were the Bishopgate School for Girls, the Royal Bank of Scotland in Bishopgate Street, the Daily News offices in Bouverie Street and the Mercer's School in Barnard's Inn. Some archives mentioned here [1].
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  • Thomas Chatfeild Clarke J.P., F.R.I.B.A., F.S.I. (1829-28 June 1895) was an architect and politician. Born in Newport, Isle of Wight, he moved to London in 1855 where he went into business as an architect and surveyor, with premises in the Bishopsgate area of the City of London. He soon became well-established and among the buildings he designed were the Bishopgate School for Girls, the Royal Bank of Scotland in Bishopgate Street, the Daily News offices in Bouverie Street and the Mercer's School in Barnard's Inn. Active in politics and public matters, he represented Finsbury on the first and second London School Boards from 1870-1876. He contested parliamentary seats for the Liberal Party on three occasions without success: at a by-election in Poole in 1884, at Hammersmith at the 1885 general election and at Grantham at the 1892 general election. Some archives mentioned here [1]. The Wikipedia page on his son Edgar is [2]. Information on another son, Howard Chatfeild Clarke is here [3]
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