What key details about james timmins chance can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: sir james timmins chance , 1st baronet -lrb- 22 march 1814 -- 6 january 1902 -rrb- was an english industrialist , philanthropist , director of the london and north western railway , and an expert in lighthouse optics . he served in public office , including as a justice of the peace for staffordshire and worcestershire in 1851 , deputy lieutenant of staffordshire in 1856 and for worcestershire in 1859 -lrb- in which time he set up the first volunteer rifle corps in the country -rrb- , and high sheriff of staffordshire in 1868 . he was a grandson of william chance , the founder of the family firm , glassmakers chance brothers , of which james was , like his father , also william , a partner and eventually head , until his retirement in 1889 , when the company was formed into a public company and the name changed to '' chance brothers & co. ltd '' . he was educated at london university , then trinity college , cambridge . he gifted to the public west smethwick park in 1895 and donated # 50,000 to the endowment fund of birmingham university in 1900 . the park includes a memorial to him , in brick and terracotta , with a bronze bust . beneath the bust is a plaque reading : he was awarded a baronetcy in 1900 , to which he was succeeded by his son , sir william chance , 2nd baronet -lrb- 1853 -- 1935 -rrb- . he sat for a portrait by john callcott horsley in 1851 . another , by joseph gibbs , may have been painted posthumously . it was presented to smethwick borough council in december 1902 , eleven months after the subject 's death . it is now in wednesbury museum and art gallery .
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- honorific prefix is sir- known for is philanthropy- caption is portrait posthumously -rrb- by joseph gibbs , 1902 -lrb- possibly painted- honorific suffix is m.a j.p. d.l.- death date is 06 january 1902- occupation is industrialist- birth date is 22 march 1814- name is james timmins chance- nationality is british- image is james timmins chance by joseph gibbs 1902.jpg- death place is hove , sussex , england- monuments is in west smethwick park