Stone 31.1.1795 at King's / 15.3.1795 again.

26.1.1795 at Barbauld's / 20.2.1795 adv at Freemasons Hall / 29.10.1795 at Barbauld's / 4.11.1795 meet / 6.11.1795 tea at his with Carlisle / 15.11.1795 sup at his (with Carlisle) / 20.11.1795 tea at his with Carlisle / 12.12.1795 call on (St Pauls) nah / 20.12.1795 calls / 23.12.1795 sup at his / 16.1.1796 Carlisle's / 21.1.1796 sup at his with Carlisle /1.2.1796 call on / 5.2.1796 call on nah / 19.2.1796 sup at his / 14.3.1796 sup at his /19.3.1796 he calls / 14.4.1796 sup at his / 15.4.1796 Montagu's / 1

23.1.1795 Davies / 30.1.1795 adv Thelwal & Davis (Erskine's) / 13.2.1795 /  4.3.1795 /  26.4.1795 /  20.8.1795 /  9.11.1795 /  26.11.1795 / 12.2.1796 / 2.5.1797 / 19.12.1798 / 16.1.1799 / 17.11.1799 / 2 Davis's 5.1.1800 / Davis's 26.1.1800 / 9.2.1800 / 25.5.1800 / 27.12.1801 /  21.3.1802 all at King's, also 5.3.1795 Davis's, Hazlits & King at Thelwal's (compare to 30.1.1795), and 6.8.1796 & 19.8.1796 meet W Davis. Also 15.2.1800 adv Davis jr at opera was perhaps his son William.

Johns 17.1.1795 at Powel's



 

Bailey 17.1.1795 at Powel's / 31.1.1795 again / 2.2.1795 at Thelwal's / 12.2.1795 at Gerald's / 11.5.1804 Bailey adv at R Taylor's / 1.8.1804 Bailey (Turk) at (Joseph) Johnson's / 17.1.1809 Bailey, athee calls / 30.6.1809 Bailey calls / 15.11.1812 Bailey at (Walking) Stewart's

15.1.1795 Clarke, mystic at Thelwals.

dine at Walthamstow 7.1.1795. Probably at Joseph Fawcett's



 

Jacobs 4.1.1795 at Tooke's.

This could have been a singular surname or a plural of Jacob. It may have been William Godwin's friends the brothers John & Joseph Jacob. No particular reason to suppose they went to Tooke's dinners

 

4.1.1796 at Tooke's / 27.11.1796 at Crown & Anchor / 20.3.1796 at Tooke's / 3.9.1796 at theatre / 12.2.1797 / 2.9.1798 / 16.2.1800 / 18.5.1800 all at Tooke's

Thomas Wardle of 9 Trump St, Cheapside proposed Society for Constitutional Information 23.11.1792 by George Williams 2nded John Horne Tooke

mrs Spence 2.1.1795 at Dyer's.

Sarah Spence of Bury St Edmunds whose poems were published 1796, subscribers included George Dyer, miss Chennill of Hatton Street (see Chennels, Lydia Frances) and miss Cristall. The book mentioned miss Harriot and master George Spence, children of Mr Spence by a former wife. She seems (from the content of the poems) to have had a son by him who died young.