Knighton 28.5.1803 / 3.3.1809 Dr Knighton at Joseph Johnson's / 2.2.1810 again / 14.12.1810 Knighton at Johnson's / 12.3.1827 Knighton adv at Northcote's / 3.6.1827 Lady Knighton & fils at Northcote's / 10.6.1827 letter to Knighton / 11.6.1827 write to Knighton / 5.7.1827 again / 1.8.1827 call on Knighton & secretary of state / 3.8.1827 call on Knighton / 26.10.1830 call on Nortcote adv Knighton
call on R Taylor; adv pere 21.5.1803 / 11.5.1804 call on R Taylor adv mere & soeur / 2.8.1805 call on R Taylor; adv Arthur / 16.7.1806 call on R Taylor adv pere mere & A / 19.8.1807 call on R Taylor (adv frere aine) / 8.3.1809 call on R Taylor; adv. Edwd / 16.6.1817 call on R Taylor adv pere
Youens calls 18.5.1803
John Youens baker 14 Lambs Conduit St 1798 will PCC 1815 / John Youens bootmaker 56 Red Lion St 1811 will PCC 1841 / Mr Youens, Hampstead Rd 1803 / Youens master of ships for Hamburgh in 1790s / Miss Youens singer at Sadler's Wells 1793 / Samuel Youens tailor Greek St Soho bankrupt 1791 cert 1793 / PCC wills Ann Y spinster Temple 1832, John Y basketmaker Uxbridge 1832, Thomas Y baker Mayfair 1835, Thomas Y of Higham Kent 1838
Mahon 4.5.1803 at Joseph Johnson's
ventriloquist Fitzjames 25.4.1803 at Dulau's Library
Ventriloquist who appeared in newspaper ads & articles Jan to July 1803 along with Mr Volange, article of 10.6.1803 said he was thinking of going to Russia
call on Gen Maitland 13.4.1803 / 28.1.1807 Maitland at Lauderdale's / 19.2.1808 M(arshall) dines, from Maitland / 11.3.1808 M(arshall) calls from Maitland & Sharp / 20.6.1818 call on Maitland / 8.2.1834 Maitland at Anthony White's / 30.11.1834 again
Dakins 21.3.1803 at Westminster Abbey
Storch 16.3.1803 at Joseph Johnson's
A close look at the original confirms the GD website has mistranscribed this, should be Sturch (see Sturch, William)
call on (Gascoyne) 4.3.1803 / 5.3.1803 call on Gascoyne / 23.2.1810 dine at Johnson, w. 2 Gascoynes
Pells Office 4.3.1803
Kept records of the Dept of Exchequer,.east side of Westminster Hall until start of 19th century. The nearby Chapter House of the Abbey also kept some of these records