see Courtenay, Kenneth

K Courtney 2.1.1794 at (Richard) Johnson's. In Godwin's 1796 list / 16.1.1794 Courtenays there/ 1.2.1794 again / 29.7.1794 KI Courtenay there / 2.12.1794 K Courtenay adv at theatre / 2.11.1795 Cortenays at (Richard) Johnson's / 24.2.1796 again / 8.9.1796 meet K Courtney / 1.6.1798 meet K Courtenay / 26.1.1799 again / 10.6.1806 again / 23.7.1808 adv at opera / 25.10.1812 Courtney at J Stewart's / 3.1.1813 K Courtney at J Stewart's / 7.6.1821 call on Courtenay / 14.6.1821 write to Courtenay 

Moffat 31.12.1793 at Thelwals / 28.1.1794 at Muir's / 26.1.1801 at Charles Lamb's (probably a different Moffat).

William Moffat, Edinburgh solicitor (Nat Arch TS11/956/3501). A letter from Maurice Margarot in Edinburgh to the London Corresponding Society received 26.12.1793 introduced the bearer William Moffatt (Thale) so he had only been in London a week when Godwin met him. Private agent for Muir and Palmer (Barrell & Mee, Treason Trials vol 5). William Moffatt of Charles St, Edinburgh was the Edinburgh office of the Courier newspaper 1799-1800
 

SOCIETY FOR CONSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION Mr Thomas Campbell of Princes St, Leicester Sq proposed  27.4.1792 by Walsh 2nded Tooke & Mr Hector Campbell at the Neckinger, Bermondsey proposed SCI 9.11.1792 by Watts 2nded Rae. Both these Campbells in SCI were chemists (as were Walsh & Watts who proposed them). Thomas' will PCC 1810 surgeon & apothecary, Hector's will PCC 1831, Doctor of Medicine.

Logan 17.12.1793 at Woolwich (visiting Muir & Reid in prison hulks)

coupe-doit 24.12.1793

not coded at all in GD website. Should be tagged to the same page as is 16.3.1826. Cut finger?

15.12.1793 Williams adv at Holcroft's / 9.3.1794 at Tooke's / 17.9.1794 at Hazlitt's / 1.11.1794 at Hardy's trial (coded to John Henry Williams in GD website) / 5.12.1794 Williams L.F. at Foulkes / 15.12.1794 at his / 4.1.1795 J & G Williams at Tooke's / 18.1.1795 G Williams at Hts / 5.2.1795 Williams at King's / 12.2.1795 at Gerald's / 3.5.1795 J Williams at Tooke's / 27.11.1795 at Crown & Anchor / 17.4.1796 Jn Williams at Tooke's, then sup at his / 25.4.1796 at theatre / 19.6.1796 at Tooke's / 26.5.1797 J Williams at theatre.

12.12.1793 call on Mrs Hoy.

Richard Hoy honey merchant of Piccadilly voted for Tooke in 1790. Morning Post 26.10.1804 mentioned Mrs Hoy at her honeyshop 175 Piccadilly. Morning Post 28.11.1815 died at her son's house Walthamstow Mrs Hoy aged 87. Hoy was also the name of the manager of the Worcester theatre (Derby Mercury 15.9.1803)

talk with Holcroft of (tyrants). I know no Greek but I think this is tyrannos, tyrants

8.12.1793 Wingfield at Tooke's.

William Wingfield of Lincolns Inn 1773-1858 (History of Parliament), Friend to the Liberty of the Press 1792/3, Friend of Freedom 1795, friend of John Bellenden Gawler he testified in Lord Valentia versus Gawler 1799 adultery trial. Had a brother who changed his name to George Wingfield Sparrow