Cyornis lemprieri (Sharpe, 1884) , Platylophus galericulatus lemprieri Nicholson, F 1883 and Anthracoceros lemprieri Sharpe, 1885 (2 Viewers)

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Cyornis lemprieri (Sharpe, 1884) ser.5:v.2=no.5-8 (1884) - Ibis - Biodiversity Heritage Library
Platylophus galericulatus lemprieri Nicholson, F 1883 ser.5:v.1=no.1-4 (1883) - Ibis - Biodiversity Heritage Library

Mr. E. G. Lempriere has sent a series, which, however, adds little to our knowledge of the avifauna of...

Anthracoceros lemprieri Sharpe, 1885 1885 - Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London - Biodiversity Heritage Library

Three specimens of a Hornbill obtained in Palawan by my friend. Mr. Everard P. Lempriere appear to belong to an undescribed species of Anthracoceros.

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Palawan Blue Flycatcher Cyornis lemprieri Sharpe, 1884
Palawan Hornbill Anthracoceros lemprieri Sharpe, 1885 NCR [JS Anthracoceros marchei]
Crested Jay ssp. Platylophus galericulatus lemprieri F. Nicholson, 1883
Edward Philip Lemprière (1851–1891) was in British North Borneo (1879–1883) during which period he collected and sent specimens to Sharpe (q.v.), who described him as 'his friend'. He was Private Secretary to the Governor of British North Borneo (1879–1881) and Assistant Resident of the East Coast (1881–1883). . He was Private Secretary to the Governor of South Australia (1886–1890), resigning on the grounds of ill health and returning to England.

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Everard G. Lemprière (fl. 1884) collector in the East Indies and Philippines (syn. Anthracoceros marchei, Cyornis, subsp. Platylophus galericulatus).

If the The Eponym Dictionary of Birds is correct with middle name and life dates is unknown to me.

But he was named Everard and not Edward. As well confusing if P or G as middle name. Some of the information may have derived from The Colonial Office List for ...

Maybe it will be clarified here if the life dates are correct?

 

[mb1848]

Not much helpful:
Mr. Lempriere’s collection was described by me in the “ Ibis ” for 1884
(pp. 316-322, pi. viii.), when the following new species were characterised: —
Thriponax hargitti, Siphia lemprieri. In the “ Proceedings ” of the
Zoological Society for 1885 (p. 446, pi. xxvi.) I also described a new
Hornbill, now known as Gymnoixmus lemprieri.

In the “Ibis ’’for 1883, pp. 85-90, Mr. F. Nicholson published an
account of a collection from Sandakan made by Mr. Lempriere, who
discovered a new Jay-Shrike {Blaiylophus lemprieri). This Sandakan
collection was purchased by Canon Tristram, and is now in the Liverpool Museum.
The history of the collections contained in the Natural History Departments of the British Museum. 1904.

 

[James Jobling]

A couple of misquotes there: Gymnoixmus = Gymnolaemus; Blaiylophus = Platylophus

 

[PScofield]

About 50/50

Everard Phillip Lempriere (1851-1891)

Birth 1851 Woolwich, Kent, England (Baptised 6 Feb 1851)
Residence 1861 Tonbridge, Kent, England
Death 15 Feb. 1891 Brighton, Sussex, England

 

[Björn Bergenholtz]

Re. Anthracoceros lemprieri Sharpe, 1885, also note that (B)NHM has him as: "E P. Lempriere" (here).

In line with what's told in Paul's post #4.

Also see (from the same collctions), even if he's there only mentioned as: "Lemprière (E)" (here), alt. "E. Lemprière, Esq." (here).

/B

 

[l_raty]

Is there a source that supports writing his middle name with a double l ?

(In FamilySearch, for a reason that escapes me, his middle name is written "Phillippe" https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/9JFP-S2C . But in all the sources attached to the record, it is "Philip".)