mrs Harvey 25.5.1795 adv at Mrs Inchbald's (with mrs Twiss) / 26.7.1795 mrs H & fils at Horne Tooke's
Ann Twiss married Thomas Harvey at Norwich 12.10.1774 and died 13.5.1819 aged 71. Mrs Twiss was Frances Kemble who married her brother Francis Twiss DNB 1759-1827
mrs Twiss 25.5.1795 adv at Mrs Inchbald's (with Mrs Harvey)
Frances Kemble 1759-1822 who married Francis Twiss DNB 1759-1827. Mrs Harvey was Francis Twiss' sister Ann
Camoigny 26.5.1795 adv at Foulkes' (with Holcroft)
GODWIN DIARY: 24.5.1795 see Thos. Bowes
24.5.1795 dine at King's, Bowling Green
there was a Bowling Green House at Putney, where Godwin had just walked. It had been the residence of Lady Grantham, and William Pitt died there in 1806. There was also a Bowling Green House on the other side of New Road from Somers Town, and John King's address was sometimes given as New Road, though in 1795 he was living in Piccadilly
mrs Moore 24.5.1795 calls / 4.1.1808 call on
If this was the wife of Dr John Moore then it was Jean, nee Simson, married 17.6.1754, died 1820. Possibly also the wife or mother of Matthew Moore who was visiting Godwin around 1795, if he was the M Moore of the diary
21.5.1795 Harts at Batty's (with Tooke, A Alderson Smirke & miss Buck) / 14.9.1796 Hart at Foulkes' (with Holcrofts& Mes Kettle & Lloyd) / 3.8.1803 Harts at Joyce's (with H Tooke, miss Cline) / 13.7.1804 Harts at Joyce's (with H Tooke) / 20.7.1804 H Tooke at Godwin's (invites Harts Smirke & miss Cline)
11.5.1795 Gerald's com(e), Mackintosh, Maxwell, Fergusson, Perry & Ht / 20.5.1795 Gerald's com(e), Maxwell, Perry & Ht.
Committee to help Joseph Gerrald DNB 1763-1796 when he was being removed to Portsmouth ready for transportation to New South Wales
Amendments to Oxford DNB
17.5.1795 miss Buck at Holcroft's (with A Alderson & Mrs Batty), / 21.5.1795 miss Buck at Batty's (with A Alderson & Tooke's) / 3.6.1795 at Tooke's (with A Alderson, Batty & Smirkes) / 11.6.1795 adv C Buck at Holcroft's (with Batty, Richters) / 10.10.1803 call on C Clarkson (at Bury) / 23.1.1807 sup at Lamb's w. Clarkson / 1.5.1814 sup at Kenney's adv Clarkson / 25.11.1814 Clarkson calls
14.5.1795 dine at Hollis's (DL). not sure what the DL stands for (Drury Lane?) John Hollis' town address from Boyle's 1796 onwards was 70 Gt Queen St, Lincolns Inn Fields
17.5.1801 Jno Hollis calls. Uncoded in GD website