London in the Industrial Revolution
The atlas holds 25 people and 106 moments here, from 1762 to 1840. The most recorded lives are William Blake, Charles Dickens and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Notable people
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
from 1764 to 1765
10 moments here
Austrian composer and performer of the Classical era. Born in Salzburg, Mozart toured Europe as a child prodigy, made three formative journeys to…
Moments
- 1804 Return to Harrow Lord Byron
- 1804 Bookbinder's apprenticeship Michael Faraday
- 1805 Eton v Harrow match at Lord's Lord Byron
- 1809 Independent exhibition at Broad Street William Blake
- 1809 First seat in the House of Lords Lord Byron
- 1809 Departure for the Continent Lord Byron
- 1810 Meets Wellesley at Apsley House Simón Bolívar
- 1811 Stay with Henry in London Jane Austen
- 1812 Luddite speech in the House of Lords Lord Byron
- 1812 Humphry Davy lectures Michael Faraday
- 1812 Catholic-emancipation speech Lord Byron
- 1813 Chemical Assistant appointment Michael Faraday
- 1813 London visit to Eliza de Feuillide Jane Austen
- 1813 Departure on Continental tour Michael Faraday
- 1814 London stay with Henry Jane Austen
- 1815 Moves to Norfolk Street Charles Dickens
- 1815 Ministerial work in London John Quincy Adams
- 1815 Return to the Royal Institution Michael Faraday
- 1815 Nursing Henry in London Jane Austen
- 1815 Visit to the Prince Regent's Library Jane Austen
- 1816 Boarding school in Chelsea Edgar Allan Poe
- 1817 Manor House School Edgar Allan Poe
- 1818 Meeting John Linnell William Blake
- 1819 Schooling at Chiswick William Makepeace Thackeray
- 1819 Birth at Kensington Palace Queen Victoria
- 1819 Christening in the Cupola Room Queen Victoria
- 1821 Move to Fountain Court William Blake
- 1822 Moves to Bayham Street Charles Dickens
- 1822 Pupil at Charterhouse William Makepeace Thackeray
- 1824 Visits his family in the Marshalsea Charles Dickens
- 1824 Works at Warren's Blacking Warehouse Charles Dickens
- 1825 Attends Wellington House Academy Charles Dickens
- 1827 First Christmas Lecture Michael Faraday
- 1827 Clerks at Gray's Inn Charles Dickens
- 1827 Death at Fountain Court William Blake
- 1828 Refuge in London Maria II of Portugal
- 1829 Reports at Doctors' Commons Charles Dickens
- 1829 Discusses beetles in London Charles Darwin
- 1830 Becomes a British Museum reader Charles Dickens
- 1831 Work at the Royal Institution Michael Faraday
- 1831 Arrival as minister to Britain Martin Van Buren
- 1831 Hare Court chambers William Makepeace Thackeray
- 1833 Arrival in London Ralph Waldo Emerson
- 1834 Takes rooms at Furnival's Inn Charles Dickens
- 1836 Marries at St Luke's Church Charles Dickens
- 1837 Residence at Buckingham Palace Queen Victoria
- 1837 Settlement at Albion Street William Makepeace Thackeray
- 1837 Moves to London scientific circles Charles Darwin
- 1837 Establishes home in Doughty Street Charles Dickens
- 1837 Recovers at Hampstead Heath Charles Dickens