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From the National Portrait Gallery:
"The first Lafayette studio was founded in Dublin in 1880 by James Stack Lauder, the eldest son of Edmund Lauder, who opened a daguerreotype studio there in 1853. Lafayette met immediate success, exhibiting his work and winning prize medals throughout the world. Lauder joined the Royal Photographic Society in 1884 and in 1885 took his first royal sitting when Princess Alexandra visited Ireland. Two years later he photographed Queen Victoria in Windsor. Other branches were opened in Glasgow (1890), Manchester (1892) and Belfast (1900), but the London branch that opened in 1897 became the centre of the business, which was floated on the Stock Exchange in 1898. It continued trading until 1952."

From photoLondon.org.uk: "Fradelle & Young Partnership between Albert Eugene Fradelle & Albert Antonio Young. STUDIOS: 1. 246 Regent Street, Westminster October 1884 - 1897. Successors to A E Fradelle. 2. 17 Regent Street, Westminster 1885 - 1886. Successors to A A Young. 3. 283 Regent Street, Westminster 1897 - 1915. 4. 37 High Street, Notting Hill, Kensington April 1917 - Jun 1921. 5. 41 Museum Street, Holborn June 1921 - February 9 1922."