[243] Thomas Cadell was born in 1742, in Wine Street, Bristol.
He was apprentice, partner, and ultimately (1767) successor, to
Andrew Millar, the bookseller and publisher of the Strand, one of
"the Gentlemen Partners" who published Johnson's _Dictionary_.
In conjunction with Strahan, Cadell brought out the works of
Johnson, Robertson, Blackstone, Henry, and other writers. He was
printer to the Royal Academy from 1778 to 1793. He died in 1802.
[Sidenote: ILLNESS OF GODFREY CLARKE.]
206.
_To J. B. Holroyd, Esq._
Bond Street, Wednesday Evening, 10th August, 1774.