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in 1880 to the postal office and set up a home and workshop in Haverstock Hill. In 1881, he saw demonstrations by Carl Bjerknes at the Paris Electrical Exhibition and began to conduct experiments on electromagnetism and vibrations. He became a member of the Institution of Electrical Engineers in 1875, after being proposed by Wildman Whitehouse and seconded by Carl Becker, Frederick Abel, Robert Sabine, George Preece and Frank Bolton. He served in the council from 1880 to 1889, as auditor from 1890 to

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