Joshua Walker: podcast appearances and interviews

Joshua Walker (1786–1862) was an individual associated with Portland Place and Hendon Place in Middlesex. He served as a Member of Parliament for Aldeburgh in Suffolk, representing a pocket borough owned by his cousin Samuel Walker, a notable ironmaster from Yorkshire. His political career and family connections linked him to notable figures of his time, and his residence in Middlesex situates him within the social and political fabric of early 19th-century England. Details of his personal pursuits and contributions during his lifetime are documented through his parliamentary role and property holdings.