Edmund Ollier

[1] Ollier died at his house in Oakley Street, Chelsea, London on 19 April 1886.

In the same year he contributed an edition of the first series of the Essays of Elia, with a memoir of the author Charles Lamb, to Hotten's Worldwide Library; and in 1869 published an edition of Leigh Hunt's Tale for the Chimney Corner.

The first eleven chapters were by Ollier, and the remainder of the work by Robert Wilson.

[1] Ollier married a Miss Gattie, who survived him, but left no issue.

[1] Media related to Edmund Ollier at Wikimedia Commons Attribution This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Lee, Sidney, ed.

March past of the "Garibaldi Guard" before President Lincoln , illustration from Cassell's Illustrated History of the United States by Edmund Ollier