15.9.1802 a(t Newbury) call on Winter

Rev John Winter died 25.1.1823 age 74 minister of Independent chapel at Newbury from 1784 his will PCC 1823

2.8.1808 letter from Vincent, Newbury

21.7.1808 call on Morgan, R C L (W Twiss) / 2.8.1808 call on Morgan, R C L (State Trials)

This was Dr Thomas Morgan librarian of Dr Williams Library, originally in Red Cross Street. From the brackets it seems W Twiss was someone Godwin was researching and the only candidate I found was William Twiss DNB 1744/5-1827 military engineer but I have no idea why Godwin would be interested in him and he doesn't seem to have written any books. Godwin may have been enquiring about someone in the Dissenters' Register of births

19.7.1808 call on Philips; adv. prophet

Samuel Best DNB 1737/8-1825 / Richard Brothers DNB 1757-1824 / Joanna Southcott DNB 1750-1814 / are all possibles but no doubt there were minor prophets who didn't make the DNB

19.7.1808 call on Philips: adv. Nolan

Only instance in Godwin's diary. Two authors from DNB. Michael Nolan DNB 1763?-1827 and Frederick Nolan DNB 1784-1864, neither in the radical camp.

19.7.1808 call on Philips, adv. Crosby / 14.3.1809 Crosby calls / 20.3.1809 call on, Philips, Crosby / 27.3.1809 call on Crosby & R Taylor / 26.8.1809 call on Johnson & Crosby / 22.9.1809 call on Crosby / 24.9.1809 H & P Hopwood & S Crosby dine / 15.11.1809 call on Crosby / 9.12.1809 again / 20.12.1809 call on Crosby, jr / 23.12.1809 call on Miles, adv. Crosby, jr / 11.7.1810 call on Crosby, jr / 2.11.1810 call on Crosby / 26.8.1813 Settlement at Crosby's / 28.1.1814 call on Crosby (not seen): R Crosby calls / 12.12.1815 R Crosby calls / 20.12.1815 call on Simpkin, adv.

17.7.1808 sup at Toppings w. Edlam

Edlam very rare name but Headlam was a Northern name and perhaps dropped his h. Five doors from Godwin

Slade, Scaife, Irving & Headlam warehouseman 51, Bread-st (Holdens Directory 1805)  / insured SunFire 1808 John Headlam & Arthur Hill Slade 46 Skinner-st, Snow Hill / John Headlam warehouseman 46 Skinner-st & 3, Snow Hill (P.O. Directory 1816)

17.7.1808 sup at Topping's, w. Dods

Only instance in Godwin diary. Usually spelt Dodds.

P.O. Directory 1808 Joseph Dodds silversmith 12 Aldersgate-st / Joseph Dodds ship & insurance-broker 5, Mark-la

Holdens Directory 1802 Miss Dodds, boarding school 22 Lisson-green / Dodds surgeon 45 Dorset-st, Manchester-sq / Wm. Dodds carver & gilder, 72 Oxford-st / John Dodds attorney, Maiden-lane, Covt. Gdn / John Dodds & Turner corn-dealers 71 Tooley-st (& 1811) will PCC 1819

8.7.1808 dine at Joseph Johnson's w. Cash

Only instance in Godwin's diary. No Cash in Holdens 1811 Court, in Trades only two publicans. Wills PCC 1811 John Cash, Quaker, stuff merchant of Coventry / Ann Cash PCC 1812 spinster of Spitalfields, (born 1760) father Edward Cash weaver will dated 1779 (not found) she left her stock in trade of books and stationery to her cousin Joshua Farmer who appeared as a bookseller in 1817 directory at 11 Hereford-pl Commercial-rd

8.7.1808 write to Rosslyn / 21.7.1808 letter from Rosslyn

James St Clair Erskine DNB 1762-1837 2nd Earl of Rosslyn was a Burkeite Whig up to 1793 then became a soldier and returned to politics in 1814 as a Tory so not a natural patron for Godwin, but he did reply