Morgan 29.7.1798 at Horne Tooke's / 17.10.1799 Morgan at Parry's (King's Bench Prison) with Malkin & Tooke / 29.11.1799 sleep at Morgan's (near Hurley, Berks) / 16.2.1800 at Horne Tooke's (& Malkin) / 25.2.1800 Morgan br (fr?) at (Joseph) Johnson's / 17.5.1800 dines at Milton Gallery (& Malkin) / 16.5.1805 miss Morgan at Wake's
Ashburnham 29.7.1798 at Horne Tooke's / 11.3.1824 write to E of Ashburnham
John Ashburnham 2nd Earl of Ashburnham died 1812. This was perhaps his son George Ashburnham, 3rd Earl who died 1830, as Godwin was more likely to have written to someone he had once met. See his son George 1785-1813 Hist of Parl & Farington diary
Molets & c in Putney coach 29.7.1798
Weeding calls 20.7.1798
Shepherds call 13.7.1798 / 16.6.1799 Shepherd at Horne Tooke's /
21.4.1801 Shepherd at Joseph Johnson's / 27.4.1801 Shepherd at Royal Academy exhibition / 4.6.1801 Shepherds call / 24.4.1802 Dyer & Shepherd call / 25.6.1802 Shepherd at Dyer's / 3.8.1803 Shepherd at Joyce's / 12.7.1804 meet Wake Shepherd & Joyce / 13.7.1804 Shepherd at Joyce's /
4.5.1805 miss Shepherd at Nicholson's / 6.7.1807 at dinner adv TT (Shepherd of Liverpool, & N G) / 4.10.1808 mrs Shepherd calls (not seen) / 10.12.1808 mrs Shepherd calls / 3.3.1809 mrs Shepperd calls
Geisweiler 8.7.1798 adv at Holcroft's / 22.7.1798 dines at Holcroft's / 5.8.1798 adv at Holcroft's / 19.8.1798 again
tea, Duke Street 3.7.1798
Godwin sometimes identified a venue by address rather than name. It seems likely this was one of his contacts named in the diary but I haven't at present guessed whom. It may emerge later or please add comment. Or try searching my website on "Duke St"
Prowit &c call 27.6.1798
Rice at H(olcrof)ts 24.6.1798 / 27.6.1810 Rice calls
Brogden 22.6.1798 at House of Commons / 11.1.1802 adv at theatre (& Jervis)
James Brogden c.1765-1842 (Hist of Parl) MP for Launceston 1796-1832 on Duke of Northumberland's interest. Joined Whig Club 12.1.1796 will PCC 1842 of Clapham Common. Proposed Socy for Const Info of Size Lane 7.12.1792 by William Maltby 2nded John Horne Tooke. Russia merchant. Perhaps the Mr Brogden who toured northern Europe in 1791 with William Joseph Denison, late MP for Camelford and also a Whig Club member