Stavin 26.5.1789 at Timothy Hollis' & Stovin 18.5.1790, 13..1790,, 24.8.1790, 7.9.1790 there.

Sir harry Houghton 30.12.1788 / Hoghton 6.5.1789 at London Tavern / 13.2.1790 with Anti-Tests.

Appeared in Godwin's 1796 list as Hoghton, last name in 1788. Sir Harry Hoghton (1728-95) was MP for Preston (History of Parliament) and see Majendie, Lewis who married his daughter. Boyle's 1792 33 Upper Brook St. He supported dissenters. But consider also Pendlebury Ho(u)ghton 1758-1824 a prominent dissenter

(mes0 Pym 5.5.1789 at miss Williams'

Ellison 5.5.1789 at miss Williams' / 7.5.1790 again / 26.11.1790 again.

First two times with Aboyne (see his entry)

Aboyne 5.5.1789 at Miss Williams / 14.9.1789 again / 21.12.1789 again /  9.2.1790 again / 12.2.1790 again /  7.5.1790 again / 20.10.1790 again / 11.3.1791 again /  13.5.1791 again

A very regular visitor at miss Williams', not on her 1786 subscription list. The only instances of the surname I found were as the title of Earls of Aboyne, this would have to have been the 4th Earl, Charles Gordon c.1726-1794. see Gordon, Lockhart

Madox 5.5.1789 at Timothy Hollis'

28.4.1789 Mellish at Webb's. In Godwin's 1796 list for 1788, and in 1794 version

Perhaps William Mellish 1764-1838 (History of Parliament) MP Gt Grimsby 1796-1806 Middlesex 1806-1820; Director of Bank of England 1792-1838; Boyle's 1792 at 21 Albemarle St; Counsel Grays Inn 1793; With brother John (d 1798) at 112 Bishopsgate St within. Other MPs Charles & Joseph Mellish

28.4.1789 at Timothy Hollis' / 19.2.1790 there / 14.2.1796 mrs Cole & mr Spurling at Holcroft's / 6.3.1796 Coles & Spurling at Holcroft's / 12.3.1797 Cole & Spurling at Holcroft's / 9.12.1798 at Holcroft's / 3.3.1799 again

20.4.1789 at Brand Hollis' Signora Marchetti. In Godwin's 1796 list (crossed out) for 1788 as Marchetti, also in 1794 version as Marquetti

Signora Marchetti (fl1773-1791 Highfill, Burnim and Langhans) opera singer

Roebuck 20.4.1789 at Brand Hollis'

John Roebuck DNB 1718-94 seems likely