Cut-glass manufacturer and philanthropist, resident in Brixton, who founded the Trinity Homes there in 1822.
Originally from Staffordshire, Bailey made his money as a partner in Neale & Bailey, a very successful retailer of china and cut glass in the late 18th and early 19th Century.
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