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 AllHallows the Great. These dates fit well with the burial at St Giles i t Fields 14.7.1815 age 70 of Jasper Archer from New Compton St. He exhibited at the Free Society 1779-82 from 185 Fleet St, and at the Society of Artists 1790 from 66 Queen St Lincolns Inn Fields and 1791 from 7, High St Bloomsbury. He was listed in 1790 as restorer of paintings and portrait painter at 108 Fleet St, and in 1811 as artist at 7, High St, St Giles