23.6.1810 call on Husband
Some possibles
Matthew Husband of St Sepulchre currier will PCC 1825 of Cow-lane partner with Richard Sims, natural son Matthew Thomas Husband / Thomas Husband haberdasher, linen draper 67 Newgate-st SunFire 1809, 1812 / Richard Husband of Army Pay Office, Whitehall, SunFire 1814
Hussey 24.5.1799 at Carlisle's / 9.1.1802 meet Hussey
Possibly Thomas Hussey DNB 1746-1803 Catholic bishop in Ireland. He was away from Ireland 1797 to 1802 and was sometimes in London as well as in Spain and Berlin. Some other Husseys were William Hussey will PCC 1822 MD of Canterbury dated 26.3.1807 about to sail for Cape of Good Hope mentioned brother Phineas / William Hussey will PCC 1832 barrister Inner Temple 1800, St Edmund Hall Oxford 1790 age 15 son of Wm of Westminster mentioned wife Charlotte (nee Peckham) who survived him / James Hussey will PCC 1826 asst surgeon RN…
Hutchins dines 24.9.1804 & Curran & Hazlitt / 28.9.1804 Hutchins calls & Curran & Hazlitt / 8.12.1804 Hutchins adv at theatre / 16.12.1804 Hutchins calls / 19.5.1805 meet Hutchins / 16.6.1805 dines / 17.6.1805 meet / 4.10.1805 adv at Pope's (& mrs Waring) calls (& Curran) / 2.1.1807 calls (& Curran) / 15.1.1807 adv at Curran's / 2.10.1807 call on Hutchins with Curran / 26.1.1808 write to / 30.1.1808 letter from / 3.3.1808 meet, talk of / 22.4.1808 adv at Curran's / 26.4.1808 meet / 20.9.1808 at O"Hara's (& Curran) / 20.10.1809 at Curran's / 19.4.1810 adv at…
see Batemans Buildings in London Addresses dataset
Jno Hutchins 12 Batemans Buildings ratebooks 1777-1788 (note 1788 moved to Church St Soho) / John Hutchins Batemans Buildings gent voted 1780 Fox & Rodney 1784 Fox / John Hutchins bur 16.10.1803 St Anne Soho age 40 of Greek St fever
a common name but the two votes distinguish him from several other Westminster householders of that name who also voted then. see work notes below
9.11.1794 at Foulkes' / 28.12.1794 again / 29.8.1795 again / 7.9.1795 again / 29.9.1795 again / 3.1.1796 at Holcroft's with Foulkes / 29.1.1796 at Foulkes' / 4.2.1796 again / 8.5.1796 again / 1.1.1800 4 Hutchinsons at O Fancourt's / 6.1.1800 4 Hs at O Fancourt's / 14.8.1800 Hutchinson & Sir Richard (adv at Kernioga, an inn in North Wales) / 31.3.1809 mrs Hutchinson at Hume's / 9.10.1809 call on Hutchinson / 10.10.1809 Hutchinson calls / 12.10.1809 again / 3.3.1811 mrs Hutchinson at Hume's / 20.10.1811 again / 12.7.1812 again / 23.10.1825 Hutchinsons at Rowbotham's / 26.6.1832…
HCR diary 17.7.1841 Mrs Ley, Mrs Aders' daughter "has however introduced her mother to a good wealthy woman a Mrs Hutchinson of Stepney who will probably patronise Mrs A:, while she casts off Mrs Ley"
The will PCC 1857 of Susanna Beverley Hutchinson of ChesterTerrace, Green St, Bethnal Green dated 27.3.1856 left all to Mrs Mary Ann Joyce now living with me, wife of my nephew William Joyce, who proved the will. She died on 9.12.1856 aged 74 according to the newspaper and aged 69 according to the burial record at Stepney. John Davison Hutchinson widower had married at Lambeth on 10.11…
HCR diary 10.2.1828 Caroline Hutchison's consumption. Mrs T: R: sleeps with her sister
2.8.1828 at Bury at his brother's family "Mrs T: R: had undergone considerable agitation from the arrival of her brother and sister a week before and this had produced a premature delivery of a dead boy. She is however now doing well"
29.11.1828 Dined with Hutchison -"Poor Mrs H: was full of her loss and talked all dinner time about Caroline and Robert"
7.5.1829 Hutchison (shorthand passage)
Alexander Hutchison bach…
William Huthwaite alderman of Nottingham proposed Society for Constitutional Information 6.4.1781 by John Cartwright 2nded Snowden White
William Huthwaite (Manchester School register 1763-1824 merchant & scholar of Nottingham). His son Edward Huthwaite (DNB 1793-1873). Baileys 1784 William Huthwaite, woollen draper Nottingham, Cornelius Huthwaite, ironmonger Nottingham, John Huthwaite wine merchant Nottingham. William Huthwaite mayor of Nottingham 1792. Derby Mercury 27.10.1824 died 17.10.1824 of Poplar Place, Nottingham in 61st year, left widow and eight children. (Nat Arch IR…
19.1.1808 Mrs Hutton calls
This was the only instance of the name Hutton in Godwin's diary, so it's hard to make any definite identity, but I think it was quite probably Catherine Hutton DNB 1756-1846. She was unmarried but aged 52 so it would be normal if a little old fashioned for Godwin to call her Mrs Hutton. Her novels had not yet been published. Read her DNB article and judge for yourself. There may be among her letters and diaries at Birmingham something which could confirm or deny my guess