Auckland (Ackerland) (Ackland), Arthur 18??-19?? England, ? - ?, ?
unidentified
his name appeared in 3 different spellings :
1) Ackland is a typo by either Pazdirek or the publisher Hopwood & Crew London
2) Ackerland has appeared on some of his publications, it is originally a german name, by emigration common in the USA, less common in England but it may have been the original name of Arthur Auckland or his ancestors
3) Auckland seems to be the correct spelling because it was written on the copyright entry from Orsborn & Co. London, printed in the title of the publication of his 'My home across the sea' and given with all performances of his compositions

[ without any proof but with sufficient indications to assume that the following person could have been the composer of the listed works :
Sir Arthur Auckland Leopold Pedro Cochrane 24.sep.1824-20.aug.1905 England Kent, Tunbridge Wells - London Westminster
Admiral in the Royal Navy, 29.oct.1824 baptized as Arthur Leopold Cochrane in Speldhurst Kent, 1839 joined the Royal Navy, 1854 promoted to captain and commander of HMS Horatio at Sheerness, 1856 as commander of HMS Niger he took part in the destruction of the Chinese Fleet, 1861 until death always boarding at Lodging Houses, 1881 promoted to admiral, 1886 retired, 6.apr.1886 while residing at the United Service Club on 116 Pall Mall initiated at the freemason Drury Lane Lodge (always with many members who were active in music professionally or as amateurs), from then on he had plenty of free time and may have started composing and publishing his works, including titles that perfectly apply to him, under the pseudonym Arthur Auckland, at time of death boarding at Charles Street in London Mayfair ; son of admiral Thomas Cochrane, 10th Earl of Dundonald (Scotland, Annesfield 14.dec.1775-31.oct.1860 London Kensington) and Katherine Frances Corbett Barnes (London 3.dec.1792-25.jan.1865 France, Boulogne-sur-Mer) ; he never married ]