Frankau, Julia; Smith, John Raphael [Ill.]: An eighteenth century artist and engraver: John Raphael Smith; his life and works (London: Macmillan, 1902)

152 JOHN RAPHAEL SMITH
and signalised himself by distinguished bravery in the great battles
with the French. He returned to England at the peace of
Campo Formo, and died ist October 1820, leaving issue.
Edward, born 1774, barrister-at-law, of Painswick, Co.
Gloucester. Died 29th May 1822, leaving issue. (Chaloner
Smith.)
198. MISS JOHNSTON.
H. 14 ; W. 10. No. 44 of J. R. Smith’s Catalogue.
Chaloner Smith notes that he has twice met the portrait
of Mrs. J. R. Smith (No. 324) with Miss Johnston’s name
upon it in pencil ; and he raises the question of the iden-
tity of this lady with “ Smith’s second wife.” But J. R.
Smith had only one wife, and her maiden name was
Hannah Croome. The print of Miss Johnston is un-
known to me.
199. JULIA. Kitchingham.
(Stipple.)
Oval, 3J x 2J. From J. R. Smith’s Catalogue.
200. JAMES KING. J. R. Smith.
H.L., directed towards right, facing towards and
looking to front ; white cravat and frill, badge hung
from neck, plain dark coat; curtain above, landscape in
distance to right. Under, in open letters, Painted Cf
Engraved by I. R. Smith James King Esqr Master of
the Ceremonies at Bath Cd Cheltenham. London Pub Feb
1. 1805 by I. R. Smith 31, King Street Covt. Garden Cd
R. Ackerman 101 Strand. H. 15; Sub. 10; W. 12;
Sub. 85.
I. Before inscription.
II. As described.
Born in 1752, Mr. James King served with distinction in
the war with America, obtaining his captaincy, 21st March 1782,
in the 105th Regiment, from which he retired in September
1783. His health having suffered in the campaign, he took up
his residence at Bath, where he became M.C. at the Lower