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Byron to JaCawthorn 1810-07-01. Site of Cawthorn's book shop.

69 St James' St. See 1809-06-22 and 1810-06-17

Cocoa-Tree Club, St. James's St — Was the Tory Chocolate House of Queen Anne's reign, the Whig Coffee House being the St. James's, lower down in the same street. http://www.victorianlondon.org/entertainment/dickens-cocoatreeclub.htm
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Byron to James Cawthorn, from The Volage Frigate off Ushant July 7th. 1811*

Headmaster of Harrow, succeeding Dr Joseph Drury in 1805, and dean of Peterborough. See the portrait of Pomposus in 1807-03-06 and BLJ I-111n. Also mentioned by Byron in 1808-11-27 to FrHodgson

Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; mentioned by Byron to FrHodgson 1810-10-03

Historian, whom Byron admired

"It certainly appears very extraordinary that Lord Byron should not have made a sufficient provision for the payment of those people...."

"Mr Jones one of Lord Byrons Annuitants has arrested me, and myself and my Daughter are now at a Spunging House in Whych Street No. 51. ..."

Named by Byron in 1809-09-15 when speaking of Constance Spencer Smith