14.10.1795 call on Mansel / 25.10.1795 Mansel at Holcroft's / 6.12.1795 Mansel at Holcroft's / 3.1.1796 EM at Holcroft's / 17.1.1796 EM at Holcroft's / 21.2.1796 EM at Holcroft's / 9.3.1796 call on EM / 28.3.1796 call on Mansel /  11.5.1796 call on Mansel / 22.9.1796 call on Mansel / 6.10.1796 call on Mansel / 4.11.1796 sup at Mansel's with De Camp, Coopers, C Kemble & C Moore / 25.11.1796 call on Mansel / 29.1.1797 Mansel, de Camp & C Moore call / 10.3.1797 call on Mansel / 11.3.1797 call on Mansel / 13.4.1797 call on Mansel / 17.4.1797 / 21.5.1797 Mansel at Horne Tooke's / 3.

31.3.1795 Casey at King's (= Carey see original) /16.9.1795 Cary at John King's / 23.11.1795 House of Commons with Cary

The entries at King's were surely Captain John Carey later Viscount Falkland, (as all Carey entries at King's have been coded in GD website), and that at the House of Commons very likely him too, Godwin having seen Carey at King's only two days before on 21.11.1795. The topic of debate in the House on 23.11.1795 was the so called "two bills", for the security of the King, and against seditious meetings, and the many petitions for and against them.

3.9.1795 at John King's / 23.9.1795 there / 26.4.1798 there

See Trial of Robert Kindillon, natural son of the Earl of Belvidere, for a rape on the body of Miss Elizabeth Egan, Dublin 14.12.1789. She was catholic, he protestant, Sheridan prosecuted, Curran defended. Kendillon was acquitted.

Major Robert Kendillon of 53 Norton St buried St Marylebone 22.4.1830 age 76. His will PCC 1830 Robert Kindillon

30.8.1795 Philip Warner at Tooke's / 25.12.1796 Philip Courtney / 2.7.1797 Ph Courtney / 24.12.1797 PC / 28.1.1798 P Courtney / 27.5.1798 Warners / 16.6.1799 P Courtenay / 2.12.1799 meet (PW) Tierney, Barry (& Courtenay) / 19.5.1805 P Courtney / 9.6.1805 P Courtney / 9.3.1806 P Courtenay / 18.5.1806 Courtenay / 25.1.1807 P Courtenay - all these at Horne Tooke's except 2.12.1799 where Godwin left Tooke's on horseback to London with Burdett, and met PW and Courtenay (both in brackets) - and at all entries at Tooke's before 1800 (when John Warner died) Warner was part of the company

30.9.1795 Philip Warner at Tooke's

see Courtenay, Philip

23.8.1795 Smeatham's at Foulkes'

6.3.1796 meet Mre. (not coded to his person record in GD website). In Godwin's 1796 list for 1788 and in 1794 version but 1796 list entry not coded to his person record in GD website

Probably Dr John Moore. Godwin seems consistent in using Moore or dr Moore for the father and using initials for his sons and for the two unrelated Moores (M & H) he saw in the 1790s

19.8.1795 C M adv at Inchbald's / 8.3.1796 C M adv at theatre / 7.8.1796 C M adv at Inchbald's / 23.2.1799 C Marsh, C M at Mackintosh's lecture / 2.3.1799 C M, C M at Mackintosh's Lecture

16.8.1795 Donaldson at Perry's / 7.11.1813 Donaldson calls

16.8.1795 col Mackenzie at Perry's

Possibly either Alexander Mackenzie ( later Alexander Mackenzie Fraser DNB 1758-1809) or his brother in law Francis Humberstone Mackenzie (DNB 1754-1815). Both were army colonels and MPs who by 1795 supported Pitt, though Francis had earlier been in opposition and took a strong interest in the arts