HCR diary 26.10.1823 small party at Aders "a Miss James with Mrs Clarke"
letter 10.1.1830 Mrs Aders in London to HCR in Italy "Sir T Lawrence is no more - he died (I think the servant said) on Thursday night at 9 o'clock, I went there yesterday with my friend Miss James, and could not resist the servant's offer to see his remains"
HCR diary 10.6.1824 with Coleridge and large party at the Gillmans in Highgate
Edward Irving (DNB 1792-1834)
HCR diary 17.7.1841 Mrs Ley, Mrs Aders' daughter "has however introduced her mother to a good wealthy woman a Mrs Hutchinson of Stepney who will probably patronise Mrs A:, while she casts off Mrs Ley"
HCR diary 10.6.1834 "obtained from Hopkinson's Aders' account which I sent him"
HCR diary 9.8.1832 "I took Mr hall to see Mrs Aders' pictures - she was there and thus the whole morning - for we went to the Athenaeum - was spent with him. Mrs A: says he has a good taste and knowledge of paintings, tho' his taste is not altogether for the old masters"
24.4.1839 "to Christie's to inspect the pictures. There I met with hall who gives a favourable opinion of them"
HCR diary 30.10.1816 "I called at Jameson's Counting House where I was glad to see Mr Aders who has been exceedingly ill - he was indeed despaired of & has still the marks of his dangerous illness"
5.11.1816 call on Aders discussion re: Jameson & Aldebert
3.8.1818 called on and saw Jameson and Aders
29.11.1820 Jameson at Aders
12.12.1821 at Aders "the Jamesons were there, but no other lady beyond the Miss Jamesons & Miss Kingsbury"
HCR diary 29.4.1826 "calls - On Mr Jaffray a new acquaintance who is a student of German - and he and his wife readers of poetry"
11.7.1834 "to the Opera House where in the Concert Room was the performance - There came into Mrs Jaffray's box Mrs Masquerier and Mrs Aders and Miss Riley - 2 friends of Mrs J: were there"
26.4.1836 "I called on Mrs Aders - they are going to remove and board with Alderson near the Jaffrays"
6.5.1836 Mrs Aders "is very desirous to be acquainted with the Jaffrays"
HCR diary 1.7.1821 "dined at Sieveking's met Dr Jenckel physician 2 New London St, Crutched Friars, translates English poems into German - a little dogmatical and a little mystical - I might say he is very much so"
13.11.1821 "I called on Dr Jenckel 37 Gracechurch St. I sat a couple of hours with him - we talked about English poetry - he is an able man - his wife a respectable woman - but I fear they have not the means of continuing here"
HCR diary 29.11.1820 "at Aders - a large party there - chiefly of German merchants, including my old acquaintance Hormann"
HCR diary 14.11.1827 "dined afterward at Aders -Dr Wurm and Dr Heusler were there"
25.12.1827 Christmas dinner at Aders "Heusler and Peiper were there - H: is so very shy and quiet I can make nothing of him, and only give him credit for learning and talents"
24.4.1828 "Scargil, Dr Heusler and Beldam breakfasted with me" "H: who is soon to leave the country. He is an excellent man, I believe, though dull and somewhat tiresome"