Godwin Diary

Fagan 15.11.1804 at H Rowan's / 30.12.1805 again / 17.1.1806 again

mrs Hawthorn 15.11.1804 at H Rowan's / 28.1.1805 Hawthorns at H Rowan's / 30.1.1805 again / 10.7.1805 meet Hawthorns / 4.3.1806 Hawthorns at Rowan's / 11.3.1806 meet Hawthorn / 23.5.1806 Hawthorns at S Beresford's / 10.12.1806 theatre with Hawthorn / 31.1.1807 Hawthorns call / 4.2.1807 dine at Hawthorn's / 16.2.1807 Hawthorns call / 29.5.1807 M Hawthorn dines / 21.9.1807 call on mrs Hawthorn with M(ary) J(ane) / 2.1.1808 Hawthorns call / 7.1.1808 dine at Hawthorn's / 1.2.1808 Hawthorn calls / 4.2.1808 dine at Hawthorn / 29.5.1808 Hawthorn calls

Ash 15.11.1804 at H Rowan's / call on Ash 20.5.1808 / 21.5.1808 again / 31.5.1808 again / 7.6.1808 Ash calls / 14.6.1808 meet Ash / 18.6.1808 Ash calls / 9.7.1808 again / 8.8.1808 again / 24.9.1808 again / 22.10.1808 again / 25.10.1808 meet Ash / 15.3.1809 Ash calls / 11.9.1809 again / 16.5.1811 again / 2.8.1811 again

sup 5.12.1788 / 16.12.1788 / 30.12.1788/ 27.9.1797 / 20.11.1798 / 6.11.1804 / 28.6.1817

For some reason these sup entries are underlined in the GD website as if they were an unidentified person. They simply mean that Godwin wherever he was and whoever he was with carried on and had supper there

Grigsby's (£5000) 31.10.1804

Grigsby's Coffee House Threadneedle Street

Pinkney 15.10.1804 at H Rowan's

A Mr Pinkney of Liffey St Dublin subscribed to George Parker's "Life's Painter" 1800. Fortescue Mansell Pinkney was a surgeon at 57 Lothbury (Sun Fire 1811). Elijah Pinkney a warehouseman at 27 Tabernacle Row Sun Fire 1814. Will PCC Francis Pinkney gent of Westminster 1844

Lefevres 15.10.1804 adv at Holcroft's / 28,10.1804 Lefevre adv at Hts / 30.11.1804 again

Charles Shaw Lefevre Hist of Parl 1759-1823 was MP for Reading from 1802 to 1820 and by 1808 he had moved from being a supporter of Pitt via Addington and Sidmouth to voting for Burdett's reform motion in a minority of 15.  Sidmouth considered he had been "bitten by a popularity" at Reading where the reform movement was strong but I note he voted for Graham in Westminster in 1802, so it's not impossible he was friendly with Holcroft in 1804, but it seems an improbable identification

call on Metcalfe 2.10.1804

Thomas Metcalfe Land Tax 1804 Primrose Street. See Gourbon

call on Bailey 2.10.1804

This name has been mistranscribed as Barley on GD website. James Bailey Land Tav 1805 and 1806 Primrose Street. See Gourbon

2.10.1804 call on Luntley with E(verina) W(ollstonecraft) & on Thurgar, Smith, Gourbon, Bailey & Metcalfe