Godwin's diary Vol VII f 46r: M P Andrews, Lyttleton's Moloch, a letcherous old miser. M.
Francis Andrews 1718-1774 (A History of the Irish Parliament) fits the bill, in some people's views. There were no MPs with surname Andrews in English Parliament in 1754 - 1820. George Lyttelton DNB 1709-1773 would seem to be the likely author, but I can find no instance of Moloch in his works. M could be James Marshall or Basil Montagu among others
James Andrews of Richmond / Margaretta of James & Margaretta A bapt 9.11.1797 Richmond James of same bapt 15.1.1800 there (bur there 6.2.1800 infant) Anne of same bapt 27.6.1803 there (bur there 31.7.1803 infant) Anna Maria of same bapt 11.7.1804 there Susannah of same bapt 15.10.1809 there James Albion of same (coachman, Kew, Horse Rd) born 9.4.1813 bapt 9.5.1813 there (= 13.8.1844 Eliza Ann Clark there) James A bur 31.5.1824 age 52 / James Andrews dirs 1790, 1791 shoemaker Ricmond, took apprs 1780, 1781, 1784, 1790, 1798, 1799 Jno Andrews shoemaker took appr 1806, Land Tax Redemption…
supper Major Andrews 7.8.1800
See Godwin's letter to James Marshall (Bodleian Abinger c6 f36-7). Major Edmund Andrews 4th regt Irish Brigade disbanded 1798. Major edmund Andrews 30.5.1799 assistant barrack master general. (Army Lists0
3.9.1808 call on Andrews, surgeon
G J Andrews 13 King-st Holborn / John Andrews 14 Greek-st Soho / John Goldwyer Andrews, So'ton-row, Bloomsbury (his will PCC 1849) / Mr Andrews Prospect Row, Brompton, died 1809, had been with Capt Cook round the globe. These were all surgeons in London around 1808
mrs Angerstein & Miss Locke 1.3.1800 adv at Jas Moore's / 17.5.1800 Hoare (Angerstein, Boydel, Gilpin, Beechey) at Milton Gallery / 24.6.1813 Angerstein's, fr. with A & W Curran / 30.6.1813 Angerstein's, fr. / 7.7.1813 Angerstein's, with W & A Curran / 30.3.1826 Angerstein's, with W / 20.4.1826 call with M W S, on Northcote, & Angerstein's
Godwin probably never met John Julius Angerstein DNB 1732-1823 nor his son John MP (Hist of Parl1774-1858), as the name was bracketed at the Milton Gallery in 1800 and the later visits to Angerstein's were probably to…
see Poland Street 1 to 9 & 49 to 62 in London Addresses dataset
Charles Angier 1 Poland St Ratebooks 1784-7 / ads to cure speech impediments / MD Edinburgh 1791 / Land Tax 1782 Earls Court / 1784 robbed at Earls Court oldbaileyonline / 1789 Middlesex Sessions (London Lives)Samuel son of Charles Angier removed from Hackney to St James parish his last place of legal settlement
see Poland Street 1 to 9 & 49 to 62 in London Addresses dataset
James Angiers ratebooks 9 Poland St 1786 / James Angier = Holborn 9.5.1790 by banns Catherine Batten botp witness John Angier / and see Angier, Charles
Annis calls 15.3.1802 / 10.4.1802 again / 3.5.1802 at RA exhibition / 19.5.1802 calls / 21.5.1802 again / 6.7.1802 again / 28.1.1805 again / 11.2.1805 again / 29.4.1805 at RA exhibition / 22.4.1806 meet S Burnel & Webb adv. Annis / 5.5.1806 Annis (Wilkie) at RA exhibition / 4.5.1807 Annis at RA exhibition
William Thomas Annis painter exhibited landscapes at the Royal Academy 1799-1800 from 46 Poland St, 1801 from 47 Poland St, 1802 & 1806 from Church Row Hampstead, !810-11 from High St Hampstead. He published in 1802 a mezzotint engraving by himself after John Opie of Mary…
22.7.1796 water party at B Gurney's Wroxham
possible John Ansell plumber of Norwich will Norwich 1827 Common Council &c 1798-1818
see Cabble
George Ansell Esq of Lambert St, Goodmans Fields proposed 11.5.1792 by John Farnell Tuffin 2nded William Sharpe of Leadenhall St (probably him, and not the engraver William Sharpe, as Tuffin had proposed WS of Leadenhall St the previous month).
Sugar refiner with partner Robert Dewes SunFire 1793 77 Lambeth St, Goodmans Fields / Lease 1795 Rupert Ally (Whitechapel?) / lease 1796 Goodmans Fields / SunFire 1803 Osborn St Whitechapel / lease 1806 John St Minories / lease 1811 Hackney Grove / SunFire 1821 Osborne St, Whitechapel. Steward of Revolution Society 1791.Subscr £2.11s for…
adv (Anspach) 16.2.1805 at theatre
Elizabeth DNB 1750-1828 wife of Christian Frederick Charles Alexander margrave of Brandenburg-Anspach-Bayreuth who died 5.1.1806
Anstey 5.3.1798 at Pump-room, Bath with col Barry & Warner
Either Christopher Anstey DNB 1724-1805 or one of his sons, John DNB 1757-1819 poet and barrister
24.1.1789 Anthony at Hollis' and 14.9.1790 there. Also 11.11.1795 yg Anthonies, 25.11.1795, 18.4.1796 WA, 19.5.1796, 21.11.1796, 14.11.1797 and 19.4.1798. John Anthony married Timothy Hollis's niece Hannah, sister of John Hollis. His will (PCC 1800 gent of Beaconsfield) mentions his children William and Elizabeth, brothers Charles and Samuel and sister Susanna Montgomery
William Appleford of Richmond. Wm of Wm & Amey A bapt 11.3.1792 Richmond, Edwd of same bapt 6.10.1793 there, Saml of same bapt 23.3.1795 there, Thos of same bapt 15.4.1797 there / Wm A bach otp = 25.10.1789 St Mary Ealing Amy Wise sp otp by banns / Wm A bur 14.4.1813 Richmond age 47 of George St / 1841 census 45 Botten Place Richmond Wm Appleford age 45 shoemaker Sarah A age 50
Arabins 28.1.1798 at (Horne) Tooke's (Arabin in Godwin's 1796 list) / 15.2.1800 Arabin jr at opera
Likely to have been William John Arabin (will PCC 1829 general) and his son William St Julien Arabin (will PCC 1842 serjeant of law). William John Arabin married in Dublin (Morning Chronicle 1.2.1777 "a few days ago") Henrietta dau of Sir Capel Molyneux, bart. Their dau Mary Elizabeth was baptised 1.7.1777 at St Martin in the Fields (her will PCC 1847 of West Drayton) His mother Jane Mary Arabin widow will PCC 1780. Arabin was divorced in 1789 after his wife's trial for adultery…
30.5.1796 at Joseph Fawcett's (Greek letters for Know Thyself), Arbuthnot
John Arbuthnot DNB 1667-1735, friend of Swift Pope & Gay, wrote a poem 'Know Thyself' in 1734
Arch 3.7.1800 at Colles's (in Ireland) / 17.12.1801 Arch's at Lamb's / 20.5.1805 Arch at Lamb's / 26.9.1809 call on Arch / 16.11.1809 again / 17.6.1812 again / 18.6.1812 again
The only examples of the name Arch I found in Ireland were John Arch born 1748 Dublin and Nicholas Arch married 1773 Dublin. As with Tobin, Hume, Higgins, Ridgway and Johnson I reckon the GD website coding of those names in Ireland to Godwin's friends of those names in England is unconvincing, but If Colles was the bookseller Isaac Colles (which is just one possibility, see Colles) then perhaps the Arch…
27.7.1789 Archer at Robinson's / 2.7.1802 call with Philips on Archer/ 19.2.1812 write to Archer & Moore, Dublin.
1789 entry perhaps and 1812 entry probably John Archer Dublin bookseller (Dublin Book Trades) as many of Robinson's guests were Dublin publishers (White, Jenkins, Potts). The 1802 entry was probably Jasper Archer (see Miller for why). A Jasper Archer of St Ann Aldersgate haberdasher married Ann Howard there 20.3.1768. A Jasper Archer son of William of Carpenters Company was apprenticed 7.8.1759 to Thomas Hassell of Skinner's Company, he was baptised 5.5.1745 at…