Livie 7.3.1797 at (Jonas) Davis with Taylor, Barbaulds / 12.10.1803 call on R Taylor adv Livies / 6.3.1805 Jas W(ollstonecraf)t dines; adv 3 Livies, Northcote, Hazlit, Lambs & Dawes / 24.04.1805 call on mrs Livie for (mrs Godwin) / 17.5.1805 call with (mrs Godwin) on Lamb & Livie; adv Edward Taylor / 29.11.1808 mrs Livie at tea / 8.8.1809 Lancaster's lecture, adv R Taylor, mrs Livie / 14.9.1809 call on R(ichard) T(aylor) adv mrs Livie / 1.4.1811 mrs Livie dines / 6.6.1811 mrs Livie calls / 2.8.1811 call on R Taylor adv mrs Livie / 9.4.1812 mrs Livie calls

3.3.1797 call on Wallis w Inchbald / 26.4.1797 adv (Amelia Alderson) & miss Wallis at Inchbald's

Tryphosa Jane Wallis DNB 1774-1818 actress. Her final performance in London before her marriage was 22.5.1797

Rose 26.2.1797 Holcroft's / 22.8.1797 at (Joseph) Johnson's / 27.2.1798 again / 25.2.1800 again / 20.5.1800 again / 29.8.1818 steam boat for Southend with (mrs Godwin) Thi Rose & Susan (fore cabin)

Rose entries at Holcroft's and Johnson's may be to Samuel Rose DNB 1767-1804

capt Hunt 24.2.1797 adv at Northcote's

Farington's diary v X p3584 (1809) Captain Hunt formerly in Marines, landscape artist, lived Ridgway, Devon, now has military office in Plymouth, Exhibited RA 1789, 1805, 1811. His will PCC 1818 Nehemiah Augustus Hunt of Plympton St Mary. (in context at the artist James Northcote's)

dr Oakley 21.2.1797 at (Joseph) Johnson's / 14.3.1797 Oakley at Johnson's / 16.3.1797 Oakley calls / 30.3.1797 Oakley & Dyson dine

I have found no reference to any Doctor Oakley at this period. The only medical Oakley I found was Edward Oakley surgeon of Wimborne Minster Dorset will PCC 1818 but nothing in his will to suggest any connection with London literary circles

chez elle Everina 10.2.1797 / 12.2.1797 chez elle E / 14.2.1797 again / 18.2.1797 dine, E / 20.2.1797 chez elle E / 22.2.1797 again / 25.2.1797 Wollstonecraft & E at M Robinson's / 27.2.1797 theatre w E / 4.3.1797 theatre adv W(ollstonecraf)t, E

miss Saunders 5.2.1797 adv at H(olcrof)ts (& mrs Fenwick) / 26.2.1797 miss Saunders at H(olcrof)ts (& Fenwicks) / 28.3.1797 Saunders with W(olstonecraf)t, Tucker, Del Valle at Fenwick's / 19.4.1797 Saunders at theatre (& Fenwicks) / 23.8.1798 E Saunders at Fenwick's / 20.4.1800 miss Saunders at M(ary) Robinson's (& Fenwicks)

Belfast 4.2.1797 at John King's (with Mays) both May & Belfast in Godwin's 1796 list for 1797

George Augustus Chichester, styled Lord Belfast born 13.8.1769 died 5.10.1844 succeeded father as Marquess of Donegal 5.6.1799 married 8.8.1795 Anna, illegitimate daughter of (James) Edward May (qv). See History of Irish Parliament, and W.A. Maguire, Living Like A Lord.  May was Lord Donegal's agent and rescued Belfast from the Fleet prison on condition he married May's illegitimate daughter

23.5.1796 at Debrett's / 14.9.1796 again / 9.1.1797 again / 29.1.1797 at H(olcrof)ts / 4.2.1797 at Debrett's / 5.2.1797 at H(olcrof)ts / 9.2.1797 at theatre / 20.2.1797 at Debrett's / 1.3.1797 again / 3.3.1797 meet Parry : dines / 4.3.1797 adv at theatre / 19.3.1797 at H(olcrof)ts / 29.3.1797 at Debrett's / 1.4.1797 again / 7.5.1797 at H(olcrof)ts / 8.5.1797 at Debrett's / 24.5.1797 again / 1.6.1797 again / 2.6.1797 again / 21.6.1797 call on Parry (not in) / 25.6.1797 Parrys at H(olcrof)ts / 28.7 Parry at Debrett's / 18.10.1797 meet Parry senr / 8.11.1797 Parrys at H(olcrof)ts / 3.12.1797 P

museum 20.1.1797 / 25.1.1797

These two entries should surely be added to those starting on 11.8.1802 event-tagged in the GD website to the British Museum. Although the first 3 entries in 1802 stated British Museum in full, Godwin soon reverted to writing simply Museum and only used the full form 4 more times out of hundreds of visits