Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "John Wesley Wright (1769–1805), was a Royal Navy commander and captain. Early in 1781 he was entered on board the Brilliant with (Sir) Roger Curtis, and was for the next two years at Gibraltar during the siege. In 1783, when the Brilliant was paid off, Wright was sent to a school at Wandsworth, where he remained for two years. He was then employed for some time in a merchant's office in the city, and—apparently in 1788—was sent ‘on an important commission’ to St. Petersburg."@en }
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- John_Wesley_Wright comment "John Wesley Wright (1769–1805), was a Royal Navy commander and captain. Early in 1781 he was entered on board the Brilliant with (Sir) Roger Curtis, and was for the next two years at Gibraltar during the siege. In 1783, when the Brilliant was paid off, Wright was sent to a school at Wandsworth, where he remained for two years. He was then employed for some time in a merchant's office in the city, and—apparently in 1788—was sent ‘on an important commission’ to St. Petersburg.".
- Q6263611 comment "John Wesley Wright (1769–1805), was a Royal Navy commander and captain. Early in 1781 he was entered on board the Brilliant with (Sir) Roger Curtis, and was for the next two years at Gibraltar during the siege. In 1783, when the Brilliant was paid off, Wright was sent to a school at Wandsworth, where he remained for two years. He was then employed for some time in a merchant's office in the city, and—apparently in 1788—was sent ‘on an important commission’ to St. Petersburg.".