HCR diary 13.2.1823 Babingtons at a musical party at Aders
15.1.1829 at Aders "the Babington family including Mr Peel - a clergyman"
3.5.1829 "at Aders - Mrs A: is suffering from Erisipalus very severe pain; but Dr Babington says with no danger to life - Green was of the opinion that the brain was affected"
11.7.1836 the Babbingtons at Mrs Aders' "blue stocking party"
HCR diary 16.2.1826 "after dinner to Austin's"
25.11.1828 at Mrs Aders' "she gave me an account of Mrs Austin which surprised me but which Sutton Sharpe has confirmed viz: that her intimacies with several men had even injured her reputation and that Mrs Aders gave no credit to the reports yet Sharpe from Goff does"
16.11.1833 "N.B. called on Hayward he talked freely about Mrs A: It seems Pr: was her lover and that Hellar is a cast off lover. But I doubt all this".
see Arnold, Thomas James (QV*)
HCR diary 26.11.1826 at Lamb's - Arnold nephew of Ayrton and Moxon
24.12.1836 "to the Aders wher I found young Arnold and his wife - I had seen him at Ayrton's and Lamb's but was not aware how impertinent and rude a young man he is. I know not when I have seen so offensive a man. He is a nephew of the late Mrs Ayrton".
HCR diary 19.9.1819 "I walked afterwards to Mrs Smith - Amyot with me - she was not at home"
23.4.1820 "to Amyots with whom I dined" "Amyot's increasing toryism renders his conversation sometimes unpleasant" "R.A. has undertaken to ascertain at the Navy Office whether Lieut Kelly Mrs Smith's first husband be alive or not"
HCR diary 29.6.1816 Mozart's Nozze di Figaro, Robinson unable to enjoy the musick, Alsager had recommended it
Thomas Massa Alsager (DNB 1779-1846)
HCR diary 5.6.1842 Aldebert "his father-in-law Mr Mann" 25.10.1842 Aldebert not knowing he was illegitimate
HCR diary 5.11.1816 "called early on Aders" (discussion re: Jameson & Aldebert)
HCR diary 26.4.1836 "I called on Mrs Aders - they are going to remove and board with Alderson near the Jaffrays - This is a measure of economy"
28.4.1836 "I had made enquiries about Alderson the attorney with whom Mr & Mrs Aders are going to board and I learned he failed six years ago but that there is no imputation on his moral character"
6.5.1836 "called on Mrs Aders at Lower Eaton Str. The A:s are gone to live with Mr Alderson (cousin of Mrs Opie). Mr A: recognised me as having known me formerly"
HCR diary 28.9.1827
with Voigt (QV*) "we went and took coffee with Mrs Aders. Mrs Akers there and her brother a clergyman"
Aretas Akers (will PCC 1855) son of Aretas Akers (will PCC 1816) married 1821 Isabella Larking (bapitised 28.8.1799 at East Malling, died 17.7.1891). Her brother was the Rev. Lambert Blackwell Larking (DNB 1797-1868). This is a very probable identification but no clinching evidence