Note 377 — XXXVIII.—FREEMASONS’ HALL.
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The parish ratebook for 1764 shows Hudson still in occupation of the house, but he had apparently built his house at Twickenham before this. “In 1762 Reynolds dined one Saturday with his old master, Hudson, at ‘Twitenham,’ where he had built a house in the meadows” (Leslie’s Life of Sir Joshua Reynolds, I., p. 213).