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'''Gatti's''' was a restuarant in Adelaide Street, [[Covent Garden]]. In the 1880s the painter [[Henry Scott Tuke]] often met a circle of friends there, including [[Laurence Housman]], [[Horation Brown]], [[John Gabriel Nicolson]] and the MP and artist [[Lord | '''Gatti's''' was a restuarant in Adelaide Street, [[Covent Garden]]. In the 1880s the painter [[Henry Scott Tuke]] often met a circle of friends there, including [[Laurence Housman]], [[Horation Brown]], [[John Gabriel Nicolson]] and the MP and artist [[Lord Ronald Gower]]. | ||
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Gatti's was a restuarant in Adelaide Street, Covent Garden. In the 1880s the painter Henry Scott Tuke often met a circle of friends there, including Laurence Housman, Horation Brown, John Gabriel Nicolson and the MP and artist Lord Ronald Gower.