John King's Crowd

23.9.1795 Bellamys at John King's / Bellamy at Thomas Cooper's 15.11.1810

21.9.1795 Dyne at John King's / 7.3.1803 Dyne adv at theatre

31.3.1795 Casey at King's (= Carey see original) /16.9.1795 Cary at John King's / 23.11.1795 House of Commons with Cary

The entries at King's were surely Captain John Carey later Viscount Falkland, (as all Carey entries at King's have been coded in GD website), and that at the House of Commons very likely him too, Godwin having seen Carey at King's only two days before on 21.11.1795. The topic of debate in the House on 23.11.1795 was the so called "two bills", for the security of the King, and against seditious meetings, and the many petitions for and against them.

3.9.1795 at John King's / 23.9.1795 there / 26.4.1798 there

See Trial of Robert Kindillon, natural son of the Earl of Belvidere, for a rape on the body of Miss Elizabeth Egan, Dublin 14.12.1789. She was catholic, he protestant, Sheridan prosecuted, Curran defended. Kendillon was acquitted.

Major Robert Kendillon of 53 Norton St buried St Marylebone 22.4.1830 age 76. His will PCC 1830 Robert Kindillon

15.8.1795 mes Gardners at King's / 4.4.1796 Gardners there / 29.12.1799 Gardners  at Lanesborough's. mrs Gardner in Godwin's 1796 list for 1799 / 5.1.1800 4 Gardners at King's / 19.1.1800 Gardiners at Lanesborough's / 26.1.1800 adv Gardners at King's / 9.2.1800 Gardners, Cn Gardner at King's /  17.4.1800 Gardner adv at Northcote's (& Bourgeois) / 3.5.1800 Gardners adv at Bedford House

30.7.1795 miss Barrale at King's (possibly the same person as miss Bannal at King's 3.12.1795)

Judging by results on Ancestry website, the name Barrale was rare in England at that time, more common in France. But one strange anomaly is, there are quite a number of Barrale entries on Ancestry in the censuses of 1841, 1851 &c but absolutely none in the Death Registration Indexes.

30.7.1795 Gadagne's at John King's / 10.8.1795 / 3.9.1795 /16.9.1795 / 21.10.1795 / 25.12.1795 / 18.3.1796 / 4.4.1796 Gadagne / 23.3.1797 Gadagnes / all these at King's / 8.10.1798 meet Gadagne (after King's) / 21.2.1799 meet Gadagne at theatre. In Godwin's 1796 list for 1795

C H A Gallean duc de Gadagne was a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1763. No doubt French emigres of that family, likely to be impoverished if regulars of John King's

24.5.1795 dine at King's, Bowling Green

there was a Bowling Green House at Putney, where Godwin had just walked. It had been the residence of Lady Grantham, and William Pitt died there in 1806. There was also a Bowling Green House on the other side of New Road from Somers Town, and John King's address was sometimes given as New Road, though in 1795 he was living in Piccadilly

mrs Watson 1.5.1796 at John King's, between mrs Grattan & miss Edgworth / 25.6.1799 Watson at Sarah Elwes / 9.7.1799 Watson adv at Sarah Elwes' & mrs Sims & mrs Holcombe / 11.11.1802 general Watson at Raphael Smith's / 27.12.1810 call on Watson with T(homas) T(urner) / 9.6.1817 trial of Watson senior / 16.6.1817 Watson acquitted  / 14.12.1817 Watson of the Stuart Papers adv at Hayward's / 18.1.1818 Watson adv at Hayward's / 19.4.1819 dr Watson calls / 26.4.1819 call on dr Watson

26.4.1795 at King's / 14.11.1795 there / 3.12.1795 there / 1.1.1796 there / 7.6.1799 adv at Ranelagh

Raphael F merchant = 1761 miss Aguilar / 106 Fenchurch St 1780-1

Jacob F Esq Clapton, Hackney Sun F 1777 / PCC 1784 Edmonton

Abramhaim F merchant & Hester F spinster, America Sq, Minories Sun F 1778 / Vine St 1780 / & Hayes 1781, & Lindo 1784-90 / 2 Hamet Ct Minories & Francis F & Jacob F jr

Francis F Esq Sackville St Piccadilly Sun F 1780

Abraham F insurance broker 77 Hatton Gdn 1789-90