| Richard
Arnold Esq . |
Season
ticket subscriber (Arion no.184) |
| Mr.
Arundel |
Season ticket subscriber (Vereor ne Ultimum) |
| Mr.
Backnell |
Season
ticket subscriber (Tamen inter Arma) |
| Miss
Barton |
Ticket-holder
for the Vittoria Fête, 20 July 1813 |
| Capt.
Beckford |
Season
ticket subscriber (Arion no.800) |
| Duke
of Bedford |
Season
ticket subscriber (Judgement of Paris no.2). John Russell, 4th
Duke, succee(1710-1771) ded in 1732 |
| Mr.
Blicke and Family |
Season
ticket subscriber 1808 |
| Mr.
Ow. Brereton |
Owen Salisbury Brereton (1715-1798) Antiquary, Season
ticket subscriber (Arion no.675) |
| Mr.
Carey |
Season
ticket subscriber (Thalia no.11). Possibly the song-writer,Henry
Carey (1670 -1743) who wrote, Sally in Our Alley. |
| Mr.
Godfrey Clarke |
Season
ticket subscriber (Vereor ne Ultimum) |
| John
Close |
Witness
to Jonathan Tyers's Will, 1758 |
|
Honble Robert Coke Esqr.
|
(1704-1754).
Of Longford, Derbyshire. Season ticket subscriber (Apollo
and Marsyas). Robert Coke (1704-1754), of Longford, Derbyshire
brother of Lord Lovell, who became Vice Chamberlain in 1733, succeeding
William Beauclerk. Coke married Lady Jane Holt, Baroness Wharton
in 1733 |
| Thomas
'Hesiod' Cooke |
Member
of Tyers's Wits' Club, 1730s and '40s; translator and journalist
|
| Mr.
Tho. Corner |
Season
ticket subscriber (Iocosae Conveniunt Lyrae no.726 1750) |
| Mr.
Cox |
Bookseller
under the Royal Exchange, sold season tickets in 1742 |
| Mr.
Crawford |
Landlord
of the Bear and Harrow tavern, Temple Bar, sold tickets for the
1732 opening Ridotto |
| Edmund
Curll |
(1675-1747)
Writer and publisher; possible author of the articles on Vauxhall
in the 1739 'Scot's Magazine' |
| Richard
Dawson |
(d.1752).
Member of Tyers's Wits' Club, 1730s and '40s, and glass manufacturer
in Vauxhall who supplied many lamps to Tyers |
| Jon.
Dormer Esq |
?Of
Rousham.Season ticket subscriber (Arion no.852) |
| Richd
Eliot Esqr |
Season ticket subscriber (Apollo on cloud) Probably Richard Eliot
MP (1694-1748)The Eliot family live at Port Eliot in Cornwall
(now Earl of St. Germans). |
| Sr:
Jon: English Barnt. |
Season
ticket subscriber (Blandius Orpheo no.592) |
| John
and Edmund Farmer |
Or
Fermor, brothers-in-law of Jonathan Tyers |
| Henry
Fielding |
(1707-1754)
. Member of Tyers's Wits Club; novelist, journalist and barrister |
| Honble
John Finch Esqr |
Season
ticket subscriber (Arion) Possibly a relative of the Earl of Winchilsea
& Nottingham |
| Mrs.
Finch |
Season
ticket subscriber (Curarum Dulce Levamen) |
| Mr.
Ford |
Season
ticket subscriber (Calliope no.188. 1749) |
| Mr.
R. Frankling |
Season ticket subscriber (Euterpe no.70) |
| Frederick
Louis, Prince of Wales |
(1707-1751).Ground-landlord of Vauxhall Gardens, and
a regular patron. Frederick may well have been the intended recipient
of the only other gold ticket (dated 1751) besides Hogarth's |
| Lord
Godolphin |
Francis,
2nd Earl of Godolphin(1678-1766) Succeeded in 1712. Season
ticket subscriber (Mercury and Argos) |
| Mr.
Gray |
Possibly
Thomas Gray (1716-1771) poet, friend of Horace WalpoleSeason.
Ticket subscriber (Mercury and Argos no.71) |
| Geo:
Fr: Handel, Esq |
The
composer (1685- 1759), whose statue stood in Vauxhall Gardens
from 1738Season ticket subscriber (Arion no.95) . |
| Marquess
of Hartington |
Season
ticket subscriber (Britannia) |
| William
Cavendish |
(1720-1764)Became
4th Duke of Devonshire in Dec 1755 |
| Harry
Hatsel |
(d.1772?)
Member of Tyers's Wits' Club, bencher of the Middle Temple, and
a joker, drinker and entertainer |
| Mr.
Henstridge |
Possibly James Henstridge, organist of Dulwich College from 1698
to 1703. Season ticket subscriber (Arion no.399) |
| Mr.
John Hinton |
Possibly
the publisher of the Universal Magazine Season ticket subscriber
(Calliope no.212. 1749. |
| Hogarth |
William
Hogarth, the artist (1697-1764), holder of the only perpetual
season ticket (Virtus Voluptas), struck in gold |
| Lord
Home |
Probably
William, 8th Earl (d.1761). Season ticket subscriber (Vereor Ne
Ultimum) |
| Mr.
Mann Horner |
Season
ticket subscriber (Virtus Voluptas no.621) |
| Rev.
Leonard Howard |
Member
of Tyers's Wits' Club, rector of St. George's, Southwark James
Kier: Witness to Jonathan Tyers's Will, 1758 |
| W.
Lethieullier |
Witness
to Jonathan Tyers's Will, 1758. Possibly Col. William Lethieullier,
F.S.A. |
| Mr.
Sam. Lewes |
Possibly
from the family of publishers. Season ticket subscriber (Calliope.
1749. / Erato no.87) |
| Mr.
Links |
Season
ticket subscriber (Calliope no.86. 1749) |
| Mr.
Hen. Major |
A
Henry Major was a subscriber to John Nichols' Lambeth in 1786Season
ticket subscriber (Grata Vice Veris no.202 / Iocosae Conveniunt
Lyrae no.210. 1750). |
| Edward
Moore (1712-1757) |
Member
of Tyers's Wits Club, and a writer, dramatist and journalist |
| Lady
Rachel Morgan |
Possibly
a daughter of Lord Tredegar. Season ticket subscriber (Curarum
Dulce Levamen / Mercury & Argos) . |
| Mr.
Jon Mullet |
Season ticket subscriber (Arion no.344) |
| Mr.
Ja. Owen |
Season
ticket subscriber (Arion) |
| Mr.
Parris |
Season
ticket subscriber (Grata Vice Veris / Summer no.256) |
| Coll.
Patterson |
Season
ticket subscriber (Thalia no.455) |
| Philip
Percival |
Season
ticket subscriber (Arion) |
| Robert
Petre |
8th Baron Petre, of Thorndon Hall. Jonathan Tyers called him 'my
great and honoured Friend'. Petre died, aged 29, in 1742 |
| Con
Phillips |
Teresia
Constantia Phillips (1709-1765): Courtesan, friend of the young
Jonathan Tyers |
| Mr.
Fran. Plomer |
Season
ticket subscriber (Grata Vice Veris no.518) |
| Mr.
Powell |
Landlord
of the Gloucester Tavern, St. James's St.., sold tickets for the
1732 opening Ridotto |
| Mr.
John Robinson |
Possibly
the John Robinson (1686-1762) who was organist of Westminster
Abbey from 1727. His wife was a singer, and his daughter sang
in Handel oratorios. Season ticket subscriber (Orpheus no.68.
1751) |
| Mr.
Wm. St. Lawrence |
Possibly
a relative of the Earl of Howth. Season ticket subscriber (Arion
no.201) |
| Chas.
Saunderson Gent |
Season
ticket subscriber (Omnes Jubet Apollo no.364) |
| Robert
Slade Esq. & Family |
Season ticket subscribers, 1809 |
| Christopher
Smart (1722-1770) |
Writer
and poet who expressed gratitude to Jonathan Tyers and his family,
and 'the people at Vaux Hall' in his poem Jubilate Agno |
| Mr:
Jams: Smith |
Season
ticket subscriber (Blandius Orpheo no.680) |
| Mrs.
Elizth Smith |
Season
ticket subscriber (Apollo & Marsyas) |
| Mr.
W. Stagg |
Bookseller
in Westminster Hall, sold season tickets in 1742 |
| Mr.
Fred. Standert |
Season ticket subscriber (Virtus Voluptas no.21) |
| Mr.
Tho. Thomas |
Possibly
a relative of Jonathan Tyers's mother John Trinder: Witness to
Jonathan Tyers's Will, 1758.Season ticket subscriber (Arion no.621)
|
| Mr.
J. Trusler |
A
Pastry cook from Bath who became proprietor of Marylebone Gardens
from 1746 until 1762.Season ticket subscriber (Orpheus. 1751)
|
| Sir
Thos. Turton Bart.
Family & Friends |
Holder
of a free season ticket for 1810 |
| Ger:
Van Hoorn Esq |
Season
ticket subscriber (Arion no.199) |
| Ed.
Wade |
Witness
to Jonathan Tyers's Will, 1758 |
| Mr.
Wood |
Probably
John & Elizabeth Wood, Tyers's daughter and son-in-law, who married
c.1750. Season ticket subscriber (Iocosae Conveniunt Lyrae no.63.
1750) |
| Mrs.
Wood |
Season
ticket subscriber (Iocosae Conveniunt Lyrae no.64. 1750) |
| Mr.
James Worsdale (c.1692-1767) |
Painter of Marylebone Street, sold tickets for the 1732 opening
Ridotto |
| Mr.
R. Wright |
Season
ticket subscriber (Grata Vice Veris no.305) |
