5.3.1796 Parkes at James Mackintosh's / 1.11.1824 Parkes adv at Rodd's / 5.11.1824 Parkes breakfasts / 23.10.1826 write to Parkes / 12.11.1826 at Hodget's sr, mrs Hodgets, W Parkes / 18.12.1826 write to Parkes & Bowring / 27.2.1827 write to Parkes / 10.2.1827 list of Rump, fr. Parkes / 1.10.1829 letter to Parkes
16.2.1796 Peach at Lauderdale's
27.2.1796 theatre with mrs R & C(ooper) / 10.3.1796 call on M Rn (not available) / 2.6.1800 dine at M Robinson's, call on Northcote & Fenwick with MR / 14.6.1800 theatre with M, MR, MER &c / 15.6.1800 MR calls (not in) / 29.10.1800 Stratford MRn
29.2.1796 call on Nothcote, talk of Shakspear & Burke
Obviously William Shakespeare the playwright but GD website still has it underlined as an unidentified person
29.2.1796 mrs Parsons at mrs Robinson's / 1.5.1796 there / 29.4.1806 Parsons at Tuffin's with Wordsworth, Southey, Rickman & Richard Johnson / 24.9.1808 Parsons's call
23.2.1796 Mattocks at mrs Inchbald's with C Kemble, H Siddons. In Godwin's 1796 list for 1796 as mrs Mattocks (crossed out) but wrongly transcribed in GD website as mrs Mallocks
Isabella Mattocks DNB 1746-1826. She acted Mrs Placid in Inchbald's Every One Has his Fault and Widow Warren in Holcroft's Road to Ruin. DNB says in summer she generally joined her husband in Liverpool
17.2.1796 col Ackland adv at mrs Robinson's
DNB (Sir) Wroth Palmer Ackland DNB 1770-1816 also known as William Palmer Ackland. Lt Col of 19th Regt of Foot 1795, 1796 sailed with regiment to Ceylon, will PCC 1816. The only Col Ackland in Army List at the time
17.2.1796 O'Ryan at King's
John O'Ryan MD Edinburgh 1791 / 1793 MD St Augustine's Pl Bristol / Holden's 1811 of Waterford ireland / Paris 1818, York 1820 will PCC 1823 MRCP, retired RN surgeon of Paris mentions Hannah Sarah Richardson of Spondon Derby / will PCC 1942 Mary O'Ryan of Brussels
Thomas O'Ryan 1793 merchant 7 Trinity St Bristol / 1803 bankrupt
Thomas O'Ryan London 1796 subscr to Jones's Book-keeping, Land Tax tenant New Rd West, St Geo in the East / bur 18.10.1798 St Leonard Shoreditch age 33 of Gardners Row
15.2.1796 sup at Warren's with Bewgo & Smith
15.2.1796 Ireland's with Merry
Samuel Ireland DNB (d.1800). The Skakespear forgeries to which his son later confessed had been on show at his house at 8 Norfolk St Strand for a year, but evidence was beginning to mount against them