[112] See Malcolm's Londinium Redivivum, vol. iii., 453.
[113] Boswell, ut supra, vol. i., p. 441.
[114] Malone, on the passage in Boswell, ibid.
[115] Boswell, vol. ii., p. 117.
[116] Beauclerk, of the St. Alban's family, was a descendant of Charles II., whom he resembled in face and complexion, for which Johnson by no means liked him the less.
[117] Anecdotes of Samuel Johnson, &c. Allman, 1822, p. 69.
[118] Boswell, vol. iii., p. 398.
[119] Johnson's Court runs into Gough Square, "a place lately built with very handsome houses, and well inhabited by persons of fashion."—Maitland's History and Survey of London, by Entick, folio, 1756 p. 961.
[120] Boswell, vol. i., p. 384.
[121] Boswell, vol. i., p. 400.