A-Z of Entries

23.6.1810 Dell calls / 9.7.1810 call, w. M(ary) J(ane), on Dell

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14.2.1796 miss Deval at Holcroft's with miss Tucker / 28.3.1797 Delvalle at Fenwick's with Tucker / 24.4.1797 Delvalle at miss Tucker's with Fenwicks, Sigueiras / 21.4.1815 Lovewel calls, call on DelValle

will PCC Abraham Delvalle 1785 tobacco merchant St Luke / Isaac Delvalle of Fenchurch St bankrupt 1788 / 2.9.1789 Isaac Delvalle surrendered place of Jew broker at Guildhall and Isaac Sequira jr admitted in his stead / 1792 Joseph & Abraham delvalle end partnership with Rebecca Delvalle / 1792 Joseph & Abraham Delvalle of Featherstone St, City Rd tobacconists bankrupt /…

call on Denew 7.10.1800

John Denew 1790 engraver & printer 109 Wardour St Soho / Richard Denew clerk to auctioneer George Squibb 1780, his partner by 1786 of Charles St, Berkeley Sq still there 1818, James Denew auctioneer 30 Charles St Berkeley Sq 1811 his will PCC 1853, Richard Denew 2 Derby Pl, Mayfair 1811

Denham 27.4.1800 at Mary Robinson's / 11.6.1800 again / 15.8.1813 write to Denham / 19.8.1813 call with Shelley on Phipps & Denham / 8.7.1816 Denham at Poole's

(Denn) 21.5.1801 at Nicholson's

See Ellis,Henry for the speculation that the five names in brackets at Nicholson's were his school pupils

Dennet 8.1.1797 at John King's / 2.12.1807 call on Dennet / 3.12.1807 again / 4.12.1807 again / 5.12.1807 again / 9.12.1807 again / 22.12.1807 call on mrs Dennet / 26.7.1811 call on Dennet / 17.8.1811 again / 19.8.1811 again / 23.8.1811 again / 26.8.1811 again / 27.8.1811 again / 7.9.1811 clerk from Dennet calls / 26.8.1816 call on Dennet / 4.11.1816 call on Dennet (Tatham) / 8.7.1817 call on Dennet, bond

Jonathan & Robert Dennett with William Greaves and Henry Townley Ward, attorneys 2 Henrietta-st Covent Garden from 1789 or earlier. Jonathan Dennett of Lincolns Inn will PCC 21…

21.7.1809 dine at Johnson's, w. Dennis &c / 22.9.1809 again / 6.10.1809 again / 7.10.1809 dine at Dennis's, w. Johnson, Fuseli, Bonnycastle & Lockhart / 27.10.1809 dine at Johnson's : meet Dennis / 19.1.1810 dine at St P's, w. Fuseli, Bonnycastle, Dennis, Knowles &c / 22.12.1812 theatre; adv. Bonnycastle, Knowles, Denis & OBrien / 11.7.1823 dine at Hume's; adv. miss Hay & miss Denis

Perhaps John Dennis 1779-1864 father of George Dennis DNB 1814-1898 archaeologist. John Dennis was "of the Excise Office" (SunFire 1807) and was Receiver General of Excise by 1845.…

Dennis 6.6.1794 calls / 20.6.1794 call on / 17.8.1794 calls (& Ritson) / 26.10.1794 calls (& Ritson) / 23.2.1795 call on / 6.5.1795 at Holcroft's / 22.5.1796 calls / 14.3.1797 meet / 14.4.1798 meet.

Perhaps John Dennis bookseller (Maxted) moved from Fleet Street to 6, Middle Row Holborn in 1791, issued catalogues usually as John Denis, specialised in Calvinist and Mystical Divinity, Astrology and Magic, died 23.8.1798. He or his father one of two outlets for Swedenborg's works in 1781 (newspaper ads)
 

In Godwin's 1796 list for 1796 but not coded to his person record in GD website

SOCIETY FOR CONSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION:  Earl of Derby proposed 24.11.1782 by Edward Hall 2nded Samuel Shore

Edward Smith Stanley DNB 1752-1834

see Dirom

In Godwin's 1796 list for 1796 inserted above but this entry not coded to his person record in GD website

Darval 17.11.1799 at John King's / 5.1.1800 Derville at John King's / 9.2.1800 again / 17.1.1802 again

The first entry above is transcribed Da[-rn?]al in GD website. The original is hard to read but in the light of the three Derville entries following it was probably Darval. Robert Dupont Derval was a Major in the York Rangers from 26.12.1796 until 1797. He was named as a defendant in a Chancery cause in 1807 to 1809 Timothy Stansfeld (will PCC 1829 obit of Feld House, New Cross in 75th year) vs Augustus Bultler Danvers (qv), Robert D'Ervall (abroad), John King, Jane Countess of…

26.11.1792 Destenonville at Holcroft's.

French National Legislative Assembly 8.3.1792 a French officer Destinanville had been expelled from Pondicherry and was asking the assembly's support to be reinstated. 20.2.1794 the Military Commission of Angers condemned to death Desmarez called Destinanville, ex General of the troops of the Republic in La Vendee. These may both be the same person as the name is rare in France. It adds to the stream of foreign officers calling on Holcroft
 

see Delvalle

call on Fenwick at Devlin's 7.2.1798

Michael Devlin bach of St James Westminster gentleman's servant marriage license 21.6.1762 to Elizabeth Poole sp / Michael Devlin potato merchant 25 Long Acre 1789, 1790 / officer to sheriff of Middlesex 1794 (London Metr Arch MJ/SP/1794/FEB/018) / wine merchant of Stanhope St Clare Market 1794 bankrupt 1795 / Mr Palmer son of late J Palmer Sheriff's officer lodging at Mr Devlin's 40 Stanhope St Clare Market 23.1.1799 Old Bailey / 20.6.1803 discharge rule against Devlin and others re: vexatious arrests / Sun Fire 1808 Michael Devlin 25 Gt Wild St…

Devoy calls 28.3.1805

A fairly common name in Ireland. Walter Devoy of Rotherhithe was apprenticed as a shipwright in 1767 and his son George born 1782 was admitted citizen of London in 1804 and married Catherine Sadler at St Botolph Bishopsgate 8.3.1805. He appeared in directories as a lighterman in Bermondsey 1822. His son George Atkinson Devoy was born 1819 Bermondsey, his will PCC 1853.

write to Dewar 21.10.1799, Dewar's Ms pp85 / 5.1.1800 write to Dewar / 15.3.1800 Dewar at tea. In Godwin's 1796 list for 1800 / 17.3.1800.Dewar dines / 22.3.1800 calls / 27.3.1800 adv at dinner / 30.3.1800 again / 2.4.1800 calls / 6.4.1800 dines / 11.4.1800 at tea / 12.4.1800 Godwin reads Dewar vs Malthus pp42 / 14.4.1800 Dewar calls / 26.6.1803 at tea / 28.6.1803 dines / 1.8.1803 calls / 21.8.1803 adv at dinner / 2.9.1803 calls (not in) / 13.9.1803 at tea / 12.10.1803 adv at dinner / 20.4.1816 at Murray's (in Edinburgh) / 22.4.1816 call on Dewar; sit (in Edinburgh) / 14.2..1818 Dewar at…

Henry Dibbin was baptised on 8.11.1772 son of Francis and Mary Dibbin at Thatcham, Berks. They kept an inn on the Bath Road. Francis Dibbin died in 1777 when Henry was young, and his mother married Edward Fromont. Fromont ran extensive coaching services from London to Bristol and Exeter and his stepson kept the inns at the London end. After his mother died in 1803, Dibbin defended a Chancery suit against his stepfather Fromont (Nat Arch C13/102/39 & C13/89/36). For his marriage see Jones, Louisa.
 

see Wood, Miss

Dickins calls, call on Dickins 6.2.1805 / 9.2.1805 call on Dickins adv Eustace / 17.3.1805 Dickins calls / 20.7.1805 seek Dickins (pro Arnot)

Because John Arnot's siter Lilias married Asbury Dickins of Philadelphia on 31.10.1803 and the 1805 entry was "pro Arnot" this Dickins was probably him. He took advantage of the relief of insolvent debtors in the Kings Bench Prison in 1806 (Morning Post 28.7.1806) so that was maybe where he was when Godwin sought him in 1805. In Holdens 1811 he was listed as the Chancellor to the American Consul, and in Cobbett's Register of 30.11.1833 William…