18.11.1809 call on Triphook / 1.5.1813 again / 5.7.1813 again / 28.10.1813 call on Triphook; adv. D'Israeli / 9.4.1814 call on Rodd; adv. Triphook / 28.4.1815 call on Triphook / 29.4.1815 call on Triphook (not seen) / 1.5.1815 call on Triphook / 13.1.1817 Rodd's; adv. Triphook / 7.11.1818 again / 18.9.1820 again / 21.12.1822 again / 1.2.1823 call on Triphook / 17.5.1823 call on Rodd; adv. Triphook

Either John Triphook bookseller 28 St James-st or Robert Triphook bookseller 87 (or 37?) St James-st

18.11.1809 call on Bickerstaff

In a string of calls on booksellers so probably Robert Bickerstaff bookseller 210 Strand (bbti)

18.11.1809 call on Highley

In a string of calls on booksellers so probably Samuel Highley medical bookseller 24 Fleet-st (bbti)

18.11.1809 call on Hamilton

Coded on GD website to Samuel Hamilton printer. After the fire at his works in 1803 he seems to have moved to Shoe-lane in 1805 but by 1809 he had probably moved to Weybridge, and this call is in a string of calls on booksellers, so was probably Thomas Hamilton bookseller 37 Paternoster-row or less likely Alexander Hamilton bookseller 14 & 15 Temple-pl Blackfriars-rd

26.9.1809 call on Wilmot / 17.11.1809 again / 15.2.1810 call on Tipper, Wilmot & Hill, & Miles / 5.4.1810 call on Tate, & Wilmot & Hill

Wilmott & Hill bookseller 50 High-st Borough stationers paperhangers booksellers (bbti). William Wilmott & Robert Hill. Godwin would have had to cross over London Bridge to call on them. The two entries with Wilmot & Hill above have been wrongly coded to Thomas Hill on GD website

16.11.1809 call on Asperne

James Asperne bookseller 32 Cornhill from 1806 to 1822 (bbti)

16.11.1809 call on Taylor & Hessey / 12.6.1819 call on Hessey / 16.10.1825 sup at Lamb's; adv. Hessey

John Taylor & James Augustus Hessey booksellers 93 Fleet-st 1806 to 1825 (bbti). Published Keats. Hessey was father of James Augustus Hessey DNB 1814-1892. John Taylor died 1853 (bbti).

14.10.1809 Woolnoth calls / 30.10.1809 call on Woolnoth / 31.10.1809 Woolnoth calls / 6.11.1809 again

Likely William Woolnoth engraver (bbti) 92 White Lion-str Pentonville (Holdens directory 1802) 1780-1837 (William Woolnoth gent White Lion-row SunFire 1782 presumably his father). Woolnoth was a surname given to foundlings baptised at St Mary Woolnoth

18.10.1809 write to Dickson / 3.11.1809 again

Perhaps William Dickson bookseller High-st Edinburgh (Holdens directory 1811)

3.11.1809 write to Merridew / 30.7.1810 again / 5.12.1810 again / 15.7.1811 again / 9.3.1812 again

Probably Nathaniel Merridew 1763-1823 bookseller pf Coventry (bbti)