10.10.1807 Satchel calls
The only time this name appeared in Godwin's diary. Perhaps John Satchell timber merchant of Limehouse and SCI member (see my entry for him on this website). The only other Satchells in Holdens 1811 directory were Richard Satchell, brewer (SunFire 1806 at 6 Winsley-st partner William Rowell) and Francis Satchell farmer at Palmer's-green
The onl instance of this name in Godwin's diary. But a rare name so probably Samuel Glaister exchange broker of Threadneedle-st (1749-1815 a Quaker) his will PCC 31.3.1815
29.10.1807 call on Montague, surveyor / 4.11.1807 call on Montague (not seen) / 30.11.1807 call on Montagu, surveyor
SunFire 1781 William Montague, surveyor 13 Bunhill Row
Holdens 1811 James Montague architect & surveyor Morn Post 22.5.1811 appointed surveyor to Blackfriars-bridge, later Surveyor to City of London, his will PCC 6.5.1853
Holdens 1811 William Mountague surveyor 24 Charterhouse-sq (his will PCC 25.4.1843 of Upper Gloucester-st Dorset-sq)
31.10.1807 T(homas) T(urner), from T R D L, sups, seeking Sheridan
In GD website T R D L is underlined as unidentified here, but it clearly meant Theatre Royal Drury Lane as on 21.12.1807 and on 15.9.1818 where GD website correctly explains it in a note
6.9.1807 Carlisles, Buchan & John Flather call / 16.11.1807 Carlisle, Buchan & mrs Topping call / 18.11.1807 Jo(seph) G(odwin) calls, & Buchan (not seen)
The GD website has a person record for Dr Alexander Peter Buchan (DNB 1764-1824), but the above entries are not coded to him. Although calls on the same day could have been quite separate, the fact that Buchan followed Carlisle on the first two entries above suggests that this was Dr Alexander Buchan, a known associate of Anthony Carlisle, and so presumably was the third entry, only two days later.
11.8.1807 call on Corbet, w. T(homas) T(urner) : Bow Street, w. Corbet & T(homas) T(urner), warrant / 12.8.1807 Bow Street, Lep(ar)d, Humphrys, H(odgkin)s, Corbet, M(arshall) & T(homas) T(urner)
The only (living) Corbetts in Godwin's diary, from the context very likely an attorney, so probably William Corbett of 2 Field-st Grays Inn. He was baptised 30.5.1768 holborn son of Kean & Sophia of Bartletts-bldgs, and articled 1786 to his uncle Richard Corbett of Bartletts-bldgs.