HCR diary 21.6.1819 "I strolled out at 9 - Hundleby was not at home"
John Alliston (QV*) & George Hundleby attorneys 2 Freeman's Court, Cornhill (Law List 1825). Articled 1805 to Nathan Atherton, his will PCC 1830 of Herne Hill, Surrey, wife Emily (nee Curtis). Jacksons Oxford Journal 22.12.1832 at Brixton, W Tite Esq of St Helens Place married to Emily, widow of George Hundleby Esq
HCR diary 5.11.1824 Dr Henderson at Athenaeum Club
26.4.1839 at sale of Aders' pictures "there attended the sale"...."and no-one else I know except Dr Henderson"
Probably Alexander Farquharson Henderson (DNB 1779/80-1863)
HCR diary 10.12.1820 ""Hazlitt, Mrs Horace Twiss & Barry Cornwall were at Montague's and I had a very pleasant lounge"
21.2.1821 after meeting Hazlitt at Lamb's "Hazlitt and I now speak again"
William Hazlitt (DNB 1778-1830)
HCR diary 10.10.1819 "by appointment to Aders. At one I met at his house Haydon the painter"
Benjamin Haydon (DNB 1786-1846)
HCR diary 1.1.1820 tea at Aders "I was glad to be withdrawn for a time from the melancholy subject"
23.5.1820 Hamond's view of Crabb Robinson "kindhearted, gay, ingenious, animated, well read man with a good taste in morals & poetry but he is as far from being an interesting man as Joe Rolley who was called so by Pollock. His manners are too coarse - he has too little ambition, too much vanity & garrulity"
HCR diary 24.11.1821 party at Aders "Also a Mr Harcour (or some idem sonam) who is said to sing well and has a modest and sensible air"
29.11.1822 at Aders "Mrs Harcourt a niece of Aders was just arrived - a very plain woman but she looks amiable and Mrs A: says she is accomplished"
HCR diary 25.11.1842 at Basil Montagu's - Haldane's father was stopped from preaching in Aberdeen over forty years ago
Presumably James Alexander Haldane (DNB 1768-1851) father of Alexander Haldane (DNB 1800-1882)
HCR diary 9.5.1838 called on Aders "He tells me that Halcomb the Dover candidate has taken up the cause of Mrs Leigh"
8.7.1838 "I hear from the Aders that Mrs Ley has returned to her old house where she means to open a school -she has a friend in Halcomb the barrister!!!"
John Halcomb (DNB 1792-1852). Ellen Ley (1804-1867) was the daughter of Mrs Aders and the widow of Hugh Ley (DNB 1790-1837). Halcomb's interest probably didn't last very long and she was soon in trouble again (HCR diary 7.1.1840). See my background article 3 Wives 3 Husbands Living
HCR diary 2.2.1827 "Gotzenberger the young painter from Germany called on me and I accompanied him to Blake - We looked over Blake's Dante. Gotzenberger seemed highly gratified by the designs and Mrs Aders says G: considers B: as the first and Flaxman as the second man he has seen in England. The conversation was slight - I was interpreter between them and nothing remarkable was said by Blake - he was interested apparently by Gotzenberger"
10.2.1827 called on Mrs Aders "Gotzenberger had left them"
HCR diary 10.6.1824 at Gillman's Highgate (where Coleridge lived) "there we found a large party - Mr & Mrs Green, the Aders" &c &c
11.5.1825 "I dined with Green - Lincolns Inn Fields - a large party - Mrs Aders" &c &c
8.6.1826 dinner party at Aders "the Greens" &c