Godwin Diary

meet S Day 28.6.1799 / 31.1.1802 call on Day / 12.4.1802 Day dines/ 28.2.1804 coach from Lewes with rev Hudson, Tomkins & Day / 6.12.1813 call on Hume. Hume, Day & Faithful dine / 7.12.1813 write to Day, call on Day / 9.12.1813 write to Day / 11.12.1813 again / 16.12.1813 again / 18.12.1813 Faithful calls / 20.12.1813 letter from Day. coach for Maldon...sup at Day's. Day writes to Pattison & Laver / 21.12.1813 Day breakfasts (in Maldon) dine at Day's / 22.12.1813 Day breakfasts (in Maldon) adv Draper.

call on Noble 25.6.1799 / 19.8.1799 calls / 25.8.1799 call on (not in) / 20.10.1799 calls / 31.10.1799 call on (not in) / 3.11.1799 meet (&Lewis) / 22.11.1799 call on / 3.12.1799 call on / 15.12.1799 calls / 6.1.1800 call on / 3.5.1800 adv at Bedford House / 16.5.1800 call on / 24.9.1800 calls / 16.6.1801 adv at Nicholson's (Fleet & Chetwynd) / 25.2.1830 adv at E Prentice's

miss Stephens 24.6.1799 adv at Chandler's (& Calcot)

see Calcot

Calcot 24.6.1799 adv at Chandler's (& miss Stephens) / 14.10.1804 Calcot calls / 9.7.1810 again

Possibly, as Chandler was an artist, this was Augustus Wall Callcott DNB 1779-1844 (or less likely his older brother John Wall Calcott DNB 1766-1821 musician)

mrs Delany 22.6.1799 at Mrs Fancourt's / 7.11.1803 Delany at H Rowan's

Hoffmans 21.6.1799 at John king's / 17.11.1799 again

la. Granard 21.6.1799 at John King's. In Godwin's 1796 list for 1799 / 17.11.1799 lady Granard at King's / 29.12.1799 Granard at King's / 5.1.1800 again / 19.1.1800 at Lanesborough's / 21.1.1800 at King's / 26.1.1800 again / 26.3.1800 again / 8.7.1800 Granard calls (in Ireland) / 12.7.1800 Granard dines (in Ireland, presumably at Curran's) / 9.8.1800 la Granard at la Moira's (in Ireland)

Battine 27.5.1799 at John King's

Perhaps William Battine DNB 1765-1836. Boyles 1800 Dr William Battine 34 Soho Sq, Doctors Commons, Kings Advocate in Admiralty

Bruhl 27.5.1799 at John King's. In Godwin's 1796 list for 1799 / 21.6.1799 again / 17.11.1799 again / 26.3.1800 again

Riddel 21.6.1799 at King's / 1.2.1800 adv at theatre

May have been Maria Riddell DNB 1772-1808 poet. According to DNB her husband Walter went to Antigua in 1796 (his will PCC 1803 of Antigua mentioned wife Maria, dau Anna Maria) while she came to London in 1797 and cultivated Lawrence, Fuseli, Mackintosh, Samuel Rogers & Richard Sharp (none of whom Godwin ever saw at King's - see Rogers, William for the likely identity of the Rogers at King's).