Mar^t dines 27.8.1797 / 16.1.1798 Lucas to school / 14.4.1799 M(arshall) sups Lucas sleeps / 20.6.1799 Lucas fron school / 1.7.1799 Sadler's Wells with Louisa Jones, Lucas & Fanny / 10.12.1799 Marguerite Journee married Jo Robette / 7.1.1800 dine at Fell's with M(arshal), F(anny), M(ary), L, L(ouisa Jones) & miss Axtel / 2.1.1801 L at theatre / 6.1.1801 L at Marshall's / 6.7.1801 L at Astley's / 12.1.1802 L at theatre / 1.4.1802 congé of Cooper & Marguerite / 3.7.1802 letter from James Marshall to Godwin Abinger c7 f129 / 1.5.1803 Lucas dines / 3.1.1820 Marguerite Robe

Gould 26.8.1797 calls / 27.8.1797 again / 7.7.1800 at Gould's (in Ireland). In Godwin's 1796 list for 1800 / 13.7.1800 at Grattan's / 14.7.1800 again (?) / 15.7.1800 dines at Curran's & sleeps / 16.7.1800 at Reeves's / 20.7.1800 at Webb's / 26.7.1800 at Curran's / 8.10.1800 (in London) meet Goold, Dogherty, Burne / 11.10 meet Goold & Dogherty / 18.10.1800 meet Goold / 13.1.1803 Goold adv at Perry's / 2.11.1833 Gould adv at theatre

Tattersal 22.8.1797 adv at Joseph Johnson's (& Stephens) / 28.8.1797 adv at (Fuseli's? or Inchbald's?) / 20.11.1797 at Tobin's / 27.2.1798 adv at Joseph Johnson's (& Stephens) / 22.3.1798 adv at (Fuseli's? or Brand Hollis's?) / 18.7.1798 meet (Este &) Tattersal / 4.9.1798 adv at Joseph Johnson's

Dr William Tattersall wrote A Brief View of Anatomical Arguments for Doctrine of Materialism. Farington Diary iv 1464 (1800) young T age 18 son of late Dr T ran away. Edmund T auctioneer will PCC 1810 of Grosvenor Place. Dr James T of Ealing will PCC 1855

Hewson 22.8.1797 at Joseph Johnson's

Merediths 3.8.1797 at tea (with Addington, Anne Pinkerton)

The only time this name appeared in the whole diary

Sadak & Kalasrade 31.7.1797 at Sadler's Wells

Based on a story in Sir Charles Morell's Tales of the Genii 1784 this was a "new grand serio-comic pantomime" with tightrope walking, a song "A fig for invasion", a palace on fire, an eastern harem, an Evolution ballet, full title "Sadak & Kalasrade or the Waters of Oblivion" at Sadlers Wells 1797-99, revived in 1814 and 1840 (Victoria Theatre) and 1872 (mentioning playwright Mary Russell Mitford DNB 1787-1855) each time advertised as "new"

Askins 31.7.1797 at Sadler's Wells

Mr Askins (Highfill, Burnim & Langhans) a one-legged ventriloquist from Staffordshire at Sadler's Wells theatre from 1796

Pidcock's 17.7.1797 Exeter Change / 27.4.1801 Pidcock's with F(anny) & M(ary or possibly Marshall) / 14.5.1803 Pidcock's (with Mrs Godwin & their four children)

The will of Edward or Gilbert Pidcock PCC 1810. His menagerie in Exeter Change from 1791 or earlier had elephants kangaroos tigers and a two-headed heifer

call on E Fenwick (Elise) 17.7.1797 / 12.6.1802 E & E Fenwicks at tea / 8.11.1807 F[enwic]k dines adv EF jr

Perhaps a reference to Eliza Anne daughter of John and Elizabeth Fenwick. Followed by Pidcock's, Exeter Change, the two other occasions when Godwin visited Pidcock's menagerie were with children, see Pidcock, Gilbert. For her later appearances see her person record in GD website and see Rutherford, William on this site. The 1801 entry above has the first E unidentified in GD website, but this was probably a way of noting mother and daughter without father

Cha Willis 16.7.1797 dines / 24.9.1797 Anne & Cha Willis dine / 25.1.1798 Willis adv at theatre / 6.1.1800 (call on? meet?) C & H Willis / 10.2.1800 adv Willis's at theatre / 5.6.1800 meet Willis / 14.6.1800 Cha Willis at theatre / 14.10.1800 A Willis calls / 6.1.1801 Cha Willis at James Marshall's / 19.1.1801 Cha Willis at tea / 9.8.1801 Godwin writes to Willis / 22.5.1819 Willis at Aldis's / 14.6.1830 Willis at Martin's / 12.7.1830 again / 9.5.1831 again / 23.5.1831 again