Cree
W Cree 2.7.1800 at Curran's, Rathfarnham / 4.7.1800 Cree there / 5.7.1800 Crees there
W Cree 2.7.1800 at Curran's, Rathfarnham / 4.7.1800 Cree there / 5.7.1800 Crees there
Curran jr at H Tooke's 2.9.1798 (coded in GD website to W H Curran but more likely the oldest son Richard) / R Curran 2.7.1800 at Rathfarnham (J P Curran's) / 4.7.1800 R & A, E & S Currans there / 5.7.1800 4 Currans there / 30.7.1800 (Grattan?) asks of R C /10.10.1804 R Curran calls / 12.10.1807 Currans dine / 17.10.1807 Currans at Perry's / 21.10.1807 adv Rd at Curran's / 15.4.1808 call on Curran; adv R C £100 / 20.9.1808 Curran & R C at O'Hara's / 5.10.1808 call on Curran & O'Hara: meet Taylors / 17.2.1809 R Curran calls / 20.10.1809 R C at Curran's / 9.5.1810 R & A Cu
C George 1.7.1800 on wherry to Dublin
Carew Smith 1.7.1800 on wherry to Dublin
Morning Post 19.10.1793 died at Castle-connel co Limerick, Carew Smith formerly a Capt in 16th foot / Morning Post 12.8.1809 on 9.8.1809 at Ealing Carew Smith son of Rev Dr Smith of Molesworth St Dublin = Caroline youngest dau of William Knox Esq of Great Ealing / Morning Post 5.2.1819 Carew Smith agent (& cousin) of T W Grady who petitioned against Wyndham Quin
7 Vernons 1.7.1800 on wherry to Dublin
The 7 Vernons may have been John Vernon of Clontarf Castle barrister 1778 married Sep 1780 Elizabeth dau of Henry Fletcher, children George (became a barrister), John Fane, Frances (=Bertram Mitford 1806),Elizabeth (=Chas Arthur Tindall) & Maria (=Pierce Butler 1806)
Corkian 1.7.1800 on Holyhead coach & wherry to Dublin
Maybe a person from Cork, or a rare surname probably a variant or an error for Corkran/Corcoran
Grange 1.7.1800 on Holyhead coach / 6.7.1800 3 Granges call (in Ireland)
see Batley
Newcome 29.6.1800 on Holyhead coach (from Barnet) / 2.11.1813 call on Newcome
William Newcome DNB 1729-1800 archbishop of Armagh died 11.1.1800, his will PCC proved 6.6.1800 by his widow Anna Maria (nee Smyth her will PCC 1828 Clifton, Glos) in London. Perhaps Godwin was referring to her but though he seems to have often used plain surnames for actresses and authoresses I don't think he would have used one for an archbishop's widow on a first meeting on a coach
Coddington 29.6.1800 on Holyhead coach
Henry Coddington Hist Irish Parl 1734-1816, MP for Dunlear, opposed the Union with England, or his son William 1765-1837. Mr William Coddington printer Gerard St Liverpool died 1804 aged 34. Samuel Coddington mayor of Stamford, Lincs 1810
call on Escher 28.6.1800
Henry Escher 14 Broad St Bloomsbury, Holdens 1799, 9 Gerrard St Soho Holden's 1802, 201 Piccadilly 1809-13 German bookseller. Sophia dau of Henry & Mary Escher was baptised 8.7.1792 St Geo the Martyr Surrey. Henry Escher of Switzerland naturalised Philadelphia 1803, passenger arrived London to Philadelphia 1812