call on Gaugain 20.12.1802

Most likely Thomas Gaugain DNB 1756? - 1810? or his brother Peter John Gaugain DNB1762-1813

Amendments to Oxford DNB

Blanford calls 12.12.1802

Perhaps Stapley Blanford copperplate printer of 17 Kings Head Court Gough Sq. His marriage licence to Hannah Webb of St Marylebone 24.10.1787 called him a bookbinder age 27 of St Martin i t Fields

call on Butterworth 1.12.1802 / 7.7.1807 to Butterworth with T(homas) T(urner) / 17.7.1807 write to Butterworth / 18.7.1807 letter from Butterworth / 19.7.1811 M(ary) J(ane) calls on Butterworth (not in)

Perhaps Joseph Butterworth DNB 1770-1826 law publisher & politician, MP for Coventry 1812 to 1818 and for Dover 1820 to 1826, was a Methodist and anti-slavery campaigner

call on Collier, eng 16.11.1802 / 18.12.1802 call on Collyer with M(ary) J(ane)

Joseph Collyer jr DNB 1748-1827 in John Boydell engravers. Constitution Row, Grays Inn Rd. Will PCC 1828 engraver of St Pancras

miss Bagnal 11.11.1802 at R(aphael) Smith's

Warnes 11.11.1802 at R(aphael) Smith's

Dr Gower 9.11.1802 adv at Smith, Newman St / 12.12.1804 Gower & workmen adv at 12 Primrose St / 13.8.1834 miss Gower at M(ary) W S(helley)'s

mrs Ackermann 7.11.1802 at Foulkes

Probably Martha (nee Massey) who had married in 1792 Rudolph Ackermann DNB 1764-1834

miss Haines 7.11.1802 at Foulkes / 21.1.1803 at Nicholson's

There were a series of reciprocal dinners with the Holcrofts, the Raphael Smiths, the Nicholsons,. . Foulkes, Wolcot and Godwin (see Smith, John Raphael). Miss Haines was noted on two of those occasions. See work notes below

Careless 6.11.1802 adv at Rev Wake's, Portland St / 21.7.1804 dine at Wake's with Carles's / 1.12.1804 theatre with mrs Carles, mrs Wake / 27.1.1805 call on Wake adv mrs Carles

Wake married miss Carles in April 1802 (see Wake, William Robert) her brother was John Henry Carles c.1776 - 1837 Clerk to the Privy Seal. His wife's name was Martha