Mr. Logier, the inventor of a method of teaching music, to which he has given his 
name, was living in the barracks at Limerick at that time. He belonged to the 
Marquis of Ormonde's regiment of militia, which was quartered there. The finest 
trumpet player I ever heard in any country played in our orchestra; his execution 
on the instrument almost baffled belief; his name was Willman, and he is the 
brother of Mr. Willman, the principal clarionet, and an equally talented perfomer 
on that instrument, at the King's Theatre.