| 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 Fete, 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,
(1710–1771) succeeded 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 (168–51759), whose statue stood in Vauxhall
Gardens from 1738 Season 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 1786 Season
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, Anne. Season ticket subscriber
(Arion no.621) |
| Mr.
John Trinder |
Witness
to Jonathan Tyers's Will, 1758. |
| 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) |
