Sophia Smith at  Hume's 31.3.1811

No idea yet who this was but it may emerge later

Mary Smith calls 25.9.1811 (& Curran) / 1.10.1811 M Smith calls / 31.10.1811 again / 1.11.1811 again / 2.11.1811 again / 4.11.1811 M Smith calls ppc (pour prendre conge = to say goodbye)

No idea yet who this was but it should emerge in time

Smith (New Inn) breakfasts 9.9.1814 / 10.9.1814 Smith (New Inn) au soir / 20.9.1814 Smith (New Inn) calls

From Law Lists directories and newspapers, Robert George Smith solicitor of New Inn, he died 15.3.1880 age 75 (Standard 20.3.1880) and his widow Lucinda died 1882. Robert George baptised at St Clement Danes son of Robert & Christiana Smith 3.3.1805 born 31.8.1804. It was presumably his father Robert that Godwin saw. Law List 1800 Robert & James Smith attorneys 36 Basinghall St

call on Smith, organist 6.5.1813

Most likely John Stafford Smith DNB 1750-1836 organist of Chapel Royal. Or perhaps Charles Smith DNB 1786-1856 organist of Croydon. Or Dr Clement Smith, organist of Richmond 1824 will PCC1827. Or Felix Smith organist of Watford 1816

Smith of Sun Rev calls 13.8.1810 / 15.8.1810 Smith S R calls

In the Morning Chronicle of 6.5.1815 the Sunday Review, its copyright and printing materials, were advertised for sale, applications to Mr Charles Smith, mapseller 172 Strand. It was probably bought by Matthew Davenport Hill DNB 1792-1872 and/or his friends. Charles Smith the mapseller or his son will PCC 1855

Edw Smith 31.10.1810 adv at Montagu's

GODWIN DIARY: M calls from Sharp & Smith 4.3.1808 / 13.4.1808 write to Smith; M(arshall) from Shp

Both Smith entries above have been coded in GD website to the generic Smith. They should clearly be coded to William Smith DNB 1756-1835. From February to April 1808 James Marshall was helping Godwin get a subscription from William Smith and Richard Sharp DNB 1759-1835 who each provided £50. The Shp in the second entry was clearly Sharp and should be coded to him

rev T Smith calls 3.10.1809 / 20.4.1810 Dulwich College, Smith librarian / 15.1.1835 rev Smith calls

Perhaps Thomas Jenyns Smyth son of John of London gent fellow of Brasenose Oxford 1782 till death, Senior Fellow of Dulwich College died 11.6.1830, Fellow of Dulwich for 47 years

son of W Smith 29.5.1833 at Rickman's / 18.11.1833 W Smith jr at Rickman's

perhaps William Adams Smith second son of William Smith DNB 1756-1835, bapt 1789 Clapham. From newspapers I gleaned he was a lifelong supporter of "Reform" and active in the RSPCA. He spent some years in Naples circa 1860. One genealogical website said he was Lt RN in 1813 and died 1870. There were 4 other brothers, Benjamin 1783-1860 who became MP for Sudbury in 1835, Frederick 1798-1882 Indian army, Samuel 1795-1880 a barrister  & Octavius 1796-1871Trin Coll camb, Distillery, model estate in Scotland

sheriff Smith at Philips' 14.12.1807

Christopher Smith Hist of Parl 1749-1835 was elected sheriff of London along with Richard Phillips in 1807 (Morning Chronicle 29.9.1807)