miss Prince 28.3.1795 at Adams'.
This was probably but not certainly at Joseph Adams DNB 1755/7 - 1818 who at this point was an apothecary probably still of Basinghall St. Identifying any of his guests might identify the others, Newdicks, Hinckley, Atkins's see my entries for them
Sally Martin 27.3.1795 at Gerald's // Martin's Exhibition with Nicholson's 13.8.1799 // 20.4.1800 Martins at Mary Robinson's / 6.5.1800 mrs Martin at Mary Robinson's / 19.5.1800 Martins at Mary Robinson's // 9.8.1804 Martins & miss Field at Lamb's / 10.2.1805 Lambs, Hazlitt & miss Martin at Godwin's / 8.6.1806 again / 18.6.1806 Martins at Lamb's / 27.7.1806 Lambs & L Martin sup / 17.1.1807 L Martin at Hazlitt's / 24.6.1807 3 Martins at Lamb's / 20.7.1809 L Mn at Lamb's / 4.11.1809 Lambs & L Martin sup / 4.11.1809 L Martin at M Lamb's / 10.7.1810 Martin calls
Neale 26.3.1795 adv at King's.
See Trial of James Gillham 1795 for Mr Neale a former clerk of King's, also Scourge 1815 where John King's son George said he was "Jervoise Biddulph" at 16 Poland St (1794) but concern was run by King's clerks Mr Brooks and Mr Neal
call on Neale 25.2.1804 (in Lewes) / 26.2.1804 call on mrs Neal / 27.2.1804 adieux, Neal & Langridge
26.3.1795 at King's / 11.1.1796 there.
In John Taylor's Records of My Life vol.1 he mentioned his friend Samuel Brook who had a good opinion of John King, but Taylor was only noted 3 times at King's out of 100 meals Godwin took there, and not on the 2 occasions when Brook was there
see Selinas
see Selinas
22.3.1795 Selinas at King's / 1.4.1795 Celinas there. In Godwin's 1796 list for 1795 as Salines
SOCIETY FOR CONSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION Rt Hon Lord George Kinnaird proposed member 17.5.1782 by Edward Hall 2nded John Jebb
GODWIN DIARY lord Kinnaird 17.3.1795 at Bosville's, 6.11.1807 Kinnaird at Johnson's, 16.5.1828 Kinnaird at Reynolds'. In 1796 list.
16.3.1795 Toke calls (& Marshal) / 3.4.1796 meet / 17.12.1796 again / 6.3.1799 J Toke calls / 16.8.1799 meet Toke / 28.4.00 at Fell's (with Marshal), 15.11.1800 M(arshal &) Toke dine / 3.4.1803 mrs Toke calls (& L Knapp) / 5.4.1803 M(arshal) dines (& Toke) / 23.9.1808 M(arshal) & L Knapp & mrs Toke call
Sivewright 15.3.1795 at King's.
James Sivewright was a hardwareman at 206 Strand in 1790, his will PCC 1811; J & J Sivewright Lottery Office 141 Oxford st (Sun Fire 1814); Sivewright stockbroker 11 Holborn Hill (Sun Fire 1824);Frances Catherine Sivewright spinster will PCC 1829; John S, Esq, Priory, Old Windsor; Mrs S, Guildford (subscriptions 1833)