7.3.1789 Mortimer at Brand Hollis' / 21.12.1790 again, with Disney & Thorkelin both times / 13.4.1809 at Thelwall's / 26.7.1809 call on Phillips, adv Mortimer / 2.10.1827 sup at Reynolds' with Mrs Mortimer / 20.11.1831 Mortimer calls / 18.5.1832 sup at Reynolds' with mrs Mortimer / 15.6.1832 sup at Reynolds' with Mortimer / 28.8.1835 sup at R Reynolds' with Mortimers.  In Godwin's 1796 list for 1789, and in 1794 version

27.4.1788 Kensington Gardens, see Baron Fox. In Godwin's 1796 list for 1788

Henry Fox 3rd baron Holland DNB 1773 -

27.4.1792 at Henley's

see Henley, Isaac

SOCIETY FOR CONSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION: Robert Merry Esq of Osbourne's Hotel, Adelphi proposed member 3.6.1791 by John Horne Tooke 2nded Jeremiah Batley

GODWIN DIARY: 13.6.1796 call on Inchbald with My

Robert Merry DNB 1755-1798. Since he was named in full both before and after this on 13.6.1796, this My was certainly Robert Merry

LCS: attended its 3rd meeting at the Bell, 8.2.1792 (Thale p7note10)

2.6.1796 Ne jr at Northcote's / 17.5.1800 dine at Milton Gallery with Northcote; sup at Hoare's with N / 2.6.1800 pere at Northcote's

25.4.1796 mrs Jordan's night

Dorothy Jordan DNB 1761-1816. Mrs Jordan's benefit was that night at Drury Lane, she acted Juliet in Romeo and Juliet

31.5.1796 chaise with mrs Chamb -  (from Edgware to London)

Godwin wrote to the end of the page, it looks like an e or an r after the Chamb. Could well have meant Chambre (a not too rare surname) or else Chambers

30.5.1796 at Joseph Fawcett's (Greek letters for Know Thyself), Arbuthnot

John Arbuthnot DNB 1667-1735, friend of Swift Pope & Gay, wrote a poem 'Know Thyself' in 1734

30.5.1796 Hume & miss Corney at supper at Joseph Fawcett's /

23.5.1796 Miller at Debrett's