Nutton, junr 20.6.1802 at Horne Tooke's
A very rare name spelt thus, only appeared once in Godwin's diary, so who was Nutton senior? Often spelt Nutting, as when James Nutton widower of Shoreditch married Sarah Bedson widow there 20.5.1804 he signed his name Nutting, a much commoner name
Molini calls 20.4.1802 / 18.6.1802 adv at Nicholson's
meet Lawrence, ST 16.6.1802
This entry has been coded in GD website to the artist Thomas Lawrence DNB 1764-1830, but in asking what did ST stand for I thought of Somers Town. There was a John Lawrence of Brill Path in St Pancras Land Tax assessments 1802 and in Holden's Directory 1811 John Laurence Esq 10 Brill Row, Somers Town. John Lawrence mason of St Pancras left a will PCC 1814. ST cannot have meant Sir Thomas because the artist wasn't created a baronet until 1815.
Ad. Fievee dines 20.5.1802 / 24.6.1802 E Christie dines; adv A Fievee & anonyme
The editorial notes of Joseph Fievee's person record on the GD website say he was accompanied by his son on his visit to England in 1802. His son was born about 1790. Adolphe Joseph Theodore Louis Fievee was an artist in France in the late 1840s and an author in the 1860s and 1870s. Perhaps more likely this was a grandson but the names Joseph and Theodore are suggestive of Joseph Fievee and his partner Theodore Leclerq
mrs Carlisle adv at mrs Nicholson's 9.2.1801 / 15.5.1802 mrs Carlisle calls / 11.8.1803 again / 8.3.1804 again / 1.7.1806 call on mrs Carlisle with M(ary) J(ane) / 10.11.1809 mrs Carlisle calls
Anthony Carlisle DNB 1768-1840 married 23.8.1800 Martha dau of John Symmons, Fellow of the Royal Society, at Alcester, Warwickshire. She died 17.4.1842 at Mitcham, Surrey
Busbys at Philips 13.5.1802. In Godwin's 1796 list for 1802
Penny 9.2.1800 at King's / 4.4.1802 mrs Penny at King's / 15.5.1812 L Penny at Lamb's
Bradley 13.5.1802 at Philips / 1.1.1803 again / 19.1.1804 mrs Bradley at Philips / 21.12.1807 advertisement, shopman, Bradley, &c / 10.8.1810 Bradley v Kerr (te 1829 unable to identify on GD website) / 9.3.1812 Bradley absent / 10.12.1814 Bradley (on Harrison) calls / 8.2.1835 Bradley adv at Ayrton's
Smart calls with Esther 12.5.1802
27.3.1796 Foot at Kentish's / 27.6.1796 meet Foot / 8.7.1799 again / 23.12.1799 again / 3.5.1802 RA exhibition; Foote, Philips fishmonger / 10.8.1805 meet Philips & Foot / 1.5.1809 RA Exhibition; J Foote / 3.1.1813 dine at J Stewart's, w. J Foot / 27.5.1813 meet J Foot / 20.8.1814 Hogarth exhibition, British Institution: adv. Foote / 10.4.1819 meet Jesse Foote / 15.9.1821 again / 19.12.1821 theatre; adv. Jesse Foot
Jesse Foot DNB 1744-1826 surgeon. A good example of how Godwin varied spelling of names randomly