call on Callagan 5.8.1802
British Book Trades Index have Michael Callagan bookbinder 1770-1815. He was apprenticed 1782 to John Lovejoy, Exeter Ct, Strand, son of Edwrad Callagan deceased chairman of Milbank St, Westminster. He married Diana Underwood at Lambeth 9.3.1800 and was buried at St Margaret's Westminster 21.12.1817 age 45 of Broadway. His son William was a printer in Devon in the 1851 census, whose children were born in Ireland 1825-30 and thereafter in Devonport
Me Beccaria at tea 2.8.1802. In Godwin's 1796 list for 1802 / 5.8.1802 call on Me Beccaria
The 1796 list entry and four J Beccaria entries shortly after the two above have all been coded to a person record for J Beccaria on the GD website, the two entries above should surely be coded to it as well as the editorial notes seem to agree
call on E Pickering 1.8.1802 / 3.11.1807 call on Bolton, Pickering / 3.12.1807 call on Pickering / 4.12.1807 call on Pickering adv Bolton / 5.12.1807 call on Pickering / 12.1.1827 again / 10.10.1832 Pickering artist calls / 25.10.1832 Pickering calls
Dutens 24.7.1802 at Edwards' P M
See Edwards, James for the Pall Mall bookseller. This must have been the Rev Louis Dutens (Hoefer, Biographie Generale) c1730-1812.
Boyle's 1800 Rev Mr Dutens 119 Mount St Berkeley Sq, Madam Dutens 83 Leicester sq. Farington's diary vol II p341 (at Sir Geo Beaumont's) p571 (tea at Farington's). Godwin read Dutens on 29.10.1806, 30.10.1806, 4.11.1806 & 9.11.1806
call on Russel, 44 St M's lane 22.3.1806 = A / 19.10.1815 call on Russell, binder = B / 1.12.1815 Russell calls = B?
call on Raine, adv Russel (& Walpole) 21.10.1808 / 24.10.1808 Russel calls / 6.4.1809 call on Russel / 10.5.1809 Russel calls / 11.5.1809 Russel & N(athaniel) G(odwin) call / 26.5.1809 Jo(seph) G(odwin) & Russel call / 4.4.1810 call on Russel, C House / 13.7.1810 call on rev J Russel / 1.8.1810 call on Russel / 8.11.1811 write to Russel / 18.1.1812 again / 23.12.1812 call on Russel / 20.11.1813 M(ary) J(ane) calls on Russel / 8.12.1813 call on Russel, C House / 25.4.1814 call on Russel, C H / 26.8.1814 seek Russell & Watkn
Braham of Boston calls 4.7.1802 In Godwin's 1796 list for 1802 / 17.2.1820 Theatre, Braham / 9.8.1834 Braham dies (crossed out)
mrs Pagan 14.7.1802 adv at dinner (J Napier dining)
I've noticed that those who "adv" at dinners in Godwin's diary were often connections of the invited guests. I'd be interested to hear of any contemporary references to this phenomenon. In the above case that would suggest that mrs Pagan was a Yeovil connection of Mary Jane Godwin's, like the Napiers, but I found no-one called Pagan from that area, Scotland being the usual origin of the surname.
Charpentier calls 4.7.1802
I suspect this call may have had some connection with Godwin & Richard Phillips' calls of two days before (see Miller). Benjamin Charpentier was a gilder of Titchfield St who took an apprentice in 1795 and advertised in the Morning Chronicle 19.8.1807 for some paintings by Russell lost in transit. There was also a William Charpentier jeweller of Soho in 1796 who died about 1800. PCC wills Gideon Ernest Charpentier of St Pancras 1797, Ann Charpentier of St James Piccadilly 1805
call on Tassaert 2.7.1802 with Philips. In Godwin's 1796 list for 1802 as Tassaret.
Philippe Joseph Tassart 1732-1803 history painter and president of Society of Artists. See Farington's diary (e.g. vol III p795), for his reputation as an art expert which may relate to the purpose of Godwin & Phillips' call (see Miller). On GD website he has a person record and his 1796 list entry is coded to it but not the 1802 entry although the editorial notes refer to it