13.7.1796 dine at Sewell with Flower & Copland
The GD website codes this to Benjamin Flower, as far as I can tell, simply on the basis of the surname. Flower was a fairly common surname among Norfolk farmers. See Sewell, Benjamin and Copland, John Dawson
13.7.1796 drive with Copland to Caston : Peasant
This was a long drive, Caston is 30 miles from Dalling, it's near Thetford and right next to Thompson where Colonel William Harwood inherited a property. They also must have driven back as Godwin supped at Dalling. I can find no record of an inn at Caston known as the Peasant. Peasant does occur as a surname but is rare. For Copland see Copland, John Dawson. See also Sewll, Bartholomew, and Flower
12.7.1796 mrs Beacroft adv at mrs J Taylor's
Thomas Beecroft of Saxthorpe Hall, Norfolk married 1785 Judith Dixon, her will PCC 1842 widow of Norwich, execs friends Thomas Hudson banker of Norwich & Richard Taylor of Charterhouse Square (son of Mrs J Taylor above). They had two daughters but he died aged 33 on 1.6.1787. He was the son of John Beecroft d.1779, bookseller of Paternoster Row, from a Norwich family..
Subscr to Norwich Public Library 1796 Mrs Beecroft / subscr to Wm Enfield's Sermons 1798 Mrs Beecroft
11.7.1796 Scott at Barnard's / mrs D Scott 6.9.1805 at T Barnard's (both at Norwich)
Joseph Scott, manufacturer (Jewson, Jacobin City p104). Subscr to Norwich Public Library 1796 Thomas Scott, J Scott jr, Mrs Scott deceased. 1784 Bailey's Directory John Scott & Sons, Magdalen St, Norwich / Robert Scott, surgeon, Fish Gate, Norwich. PCC wills John Scott merchant Norwich 1796 / Thomas Scott merchant & manufacturer Norwich 1816
10.7.1796 Pocklington at Tho. Harvey's / 20.7.1796 Pocklington dines (probably at Alderson's): gardens with A & Pocklington
9.7.1796 Gunning dines (in Norwich, perhaps at Alderson's) / 13.7.1796 Gunning at March's / 19.6.1797 dine at Gunning's, Ickleton
Henry Gunning DNB 1768-1854. Ickleton is just south of Cambridge, where Gunning was bedell. Gunning married Susan Bertram in 1794 at Lakenham, just south of Norwich. He was an advanced whig in politics (DNB)
9.7.1796 Wilks at March's / 7.6.1801 call on Wilks / 2.5.1802 again / 16.5.1802 calls / 21.8.1805 call on / 22.8.1805 again / 23.8.1805 again / 30.8.1805 again / 2.9.1805 again / 3.9.1805 call on (copy) / 28.10.1805 call on / 2.11.1805 again (not in) / 10.11.1805 calls / 15.11.1805 again / 17.12.1805 call on Wilks, London Coffee house (adv Davis) / 20.12.1805 call on Wilks / 21.12.1805 write to Wilks / 31.12.1805 call on Wilks / 3.1.1806 call on Wilks & R Taylor / 7.1.1806 call on Wilks / 1.4.1806 again / 8.4.1806 again /11.4.1806 again / 24.4.1806 again / 20.4.1816 miss Wilks at F
12.7.1796 (call on) W B with A / 21.7.1796 Trial; Brown, v. A / 23.7.1796 call on mrs Merry with A
GD website left these three As uncoded despite coding other As nearby to James Alderson
5.7.1794 S & T Barnard at Alderson's / 8.7.1796 mrs W Barnard at J Taylor's / 11.7.1796 W B at Barnard's / 12.7.1796 (call on) WB with A / 8.9.1805 miss T Barnard calls (all in Norwich)
8.7.1796 call on J Taylor, adv Philip, Morris & mrs W Barnard / 21.7.1796 dine at J Taylor's, with Philip, Samuel, Thomas & T Barnard
Although Philip Taylor DNB 1786-1870 civil engineer was ten years old, these names don't fit his brothers John, Richard, Edward and Arthur, but they do fit the brothers of John Taylor DNB 1750-1826, Philip b1747, Meadows b1755, Samuel b1757 and Thomas b1758, particularly if Meadows by nickname or Godwin's mistake was noted as Morris.