7.8.1795 mes Ht & Richter call / 11.8.1795 Godwin calls on A Ht / 9.9.1795 Godwin calls on A H / 15.2.1796 Godwin calls on A H (but didn't see) / 3.9.1798 mrs Harwood dines / 7.8.1801 mrs Harwood calls / 9.2.1802 write to mrs Harwood / 24.5.1809 mrs & miss Harwood at tea / 10.9.1812 mrs Harwood on coach to Bristol / 24.8.1824 mrs harwood at tea / 16.4.1826 mrs Harwood at Lamb's

31.7.1795 general Hull at John Frank Newton's

There were no generals named Hull in the British forces at that time but the American general William Hull 1753-1825 (American National Biography) according to one report visited Europe about then. He lived at Newton, Massachusetts where he built a brewery in 1799 run by an English brewer, Newton the town may have had connections with John Frank Newton'sfamily. Another American general was at Newton's on 30.12.1795 (see Marshall, John)

30.7.1795 miss Barrale at King's (possibly the same person as miss Bannal at King's 3.12.1795)

Judging by results on Ancestry website, the name Barrale was rare in England at that time, more common in France. But one strange anomaly is, there are quite a number of Barrale entries on Ancestry in the censuses of 1841, 1851 &c but absolutely none in the Death Registration Indexes.

30.7.1795 Gadagne's at John King's / 10.8.1795 / 3.9.1795 /16.9.1795 / 21.10.1795 / 25.12.1795 / 18.3.1796 / 4.4.1796 Gadagne / 23.3.1797 Gadagnes / all these at King's / 8.10.1798 meet Gadagne (after King's) / 21.2.1799 meet Gadagne at theatre. In Godwin's 1796 list for 1795

C H A Gallean duc de Gadagne was a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1763. No doubt French emigres of that family, likely to be impoverished if regulars of John King's

29.12.1794 Godwin calls on Mrs Foulkes nah (not at home) / 27,7.1795 adv at Holcroft's / 6.9.1795 P Foulkes adv at Holcroft's / 29.8.1798 adv at Holcroft's / 30.9.1798 Godwin calls on / 17.3.1799 at Holcroft's / 30.4.1800 Godwin calls on / 1.5.1800 calls / 5.6.1800 Godwin calls on / 20.5.1801 meet / 23.11.1805 (Ht &) mrs Foulkes adv at theatre

from my article Godwin,the Reveleys & the Jenningses, see blog/articles section and notes 13 & 14 of that article

23.7.1795 M A Steele at miss Godwin's / 6.10.1799 miss Godwin & M A Steele dine at Godwin's

23.7.1795 mrs Sherwood at miss Godwin's / 14.11.1800 miss Sherwood at Nicholson's / 21.1.1803 miss Sherwood at Nicholson's / 23.9.1809 call on Sherwood / 15.11.1809 again / 20.12.1809 again / 11.7.1810 again / 21.2.1816 again / 15.10.1816 Sherwood calls / 21.12.1816 call on Sherwood / 14.1.1817 again / 22.4.1817 again / 24.6.1817 again / 14.8.1817 again / 5.5.1818 again / 6.1.1819 again / 13.3.1819 again / 3.4.1819 write to Sherwood / 29.11.1819 call on Sherwood / 30.1.1821 again / 19.4.1821 again / 12.6.1821 again / 13.10.1823 again / 26.1.1825 again

Lang at miss Godwin's 23.7.1795

Because Hannah Godwin seems to have been friends with the Andersons (see Anderson, James) and particularly with his son George, I speculate that this Lang entry may have referred to Charles Laing 1771-1826 mentioned in George Anderson's will PCC 1817 as his partner.

Lang 23.7.1795 at Hannah Godwin's & 4.12.1801 Lang at Northmore's

for the 1795 entry see Laing, Charles

17.7.1795 tea at Amelia Alderson's with John Walker & Capt Hamilton. adv  Dyer. Miss Alderson was perhaps staying with the Batty's but Godwin didn't mention them. An unmarried lady having four random gentlemen to tea was perhaps a bold and unusual event.