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Portraits in Profile: |
Robert
Dighton 1751-1814 NPG D10880 'A View of the Telegraph, Cambridge', Dick Vaughan (died 1822), published 1809 'Hell-Fire-Dick', was the driver of a coach, the Cambridge Telegraph, and was a popular figure amongst the Cambridge fraternity. He fell out of his gig and was killed when aged only thirty-two. |
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