20.11.1796 Edwards at (Jonas) Davis' / 19.5.1797 at A(melia) A(lderson)'s with Fuseli / 30.5.1797 at (Joseph) Johnson's with Fuseli / 24.10.1797 again / 23.1.1798 again / 20.3.1798 Edwards jr at (Joseph) Johnson's with Fuseli / 17.6.1801 W Edwards at (Joseph) Johnson's with Fuseli / 21.7.1802 at (Joseph) Johnson's / 22.7.1802 call on Edwards, Pall Mall / 24.7.1802 call on Edwards. PM / 25.8.1802 at (Joseph) Johnson's with Fuseli / 20.10.1802 again / 8.7.1803 call on Edwards (not in) / 23.2.1805 adv Edwards at theatre

28.12.1796 Wishaw at Tooke's / 17.11.1814 at Lady Mackintosh's / 7.1.1815 invited C M's with R Sharp & Wishaw / 11.1.1815 at Mackintosh's

20.11.1796 Skenes at (Jonas) Davis's / 7.3.1797 dine at Davis's adv Skene / 18.10.1798 theatre adv Skene / 21.7.1804 again / 19.11.1805 again / 6.4.1828 adv Skene at M W S (Mary Shelley's)

16.4.1796 Hamilton, Blake, Christal, mrs Gregory & dr Crawford at miss Hayes / 12.11.1796 miss Hamilton at Hayes's

13.11.1796 Moncrieff adv at Holcroft's / 7.3.1807 call on Lauderdale (adv. sir H Moncrieff)

Sir Henry Wellwood Moncrieff 1750-1827 minister of the Church of Scotland (see Burke's Peerage & Baronetage). Though a supporter of Fox, he doesn't seem a likely candidate for Holcroft's visitor in 1796

7.11.1796 Dangerfield calls / 8.11.1796 Dangerfd calls / 14.11.1796 Dangerfield calls / 3.1.1797 again / 23.1.1797 again / 6.5.1797 again / 11.11.1797 again / 6.2.1798 again / 9.6.1798 D calls, in Bath (not in) / 22.6.1798 at House of Commons

Thomas Dangerfield will PCC 1819 bookseller, stationer and circulating library of Berkeley Sq from 1785 

4.10.1796 meet Allen, Stoddart, Bloxam / 6.11.1796 Allen, Bloxam call / 12.11.1796 Allen, Bloxam at Hayes's / 16.12.1796 at theatre / 22.11.1800 at Carlisle's / 31.3.1801 again / 4.8.1801 again / 6.2.1805 adv at Carlisle's / 6.5.1805 again / 26.8.1805 again / 10.12.1814 C(harles) C(lairmont) from Bloxam

GODWIN DIARY: 24.10.1796 Meux at Carlisle's lecture /  2.11.1796 again

Richard Meux DNB 1734-1813 his will PCC 1813 Anthony Carlisle was one of the witnesses. Or one of his sons Henry 1770-1841 /  Richard born 1768 / Thomas born 1772

CRABB ROBINSON DIARY: 10.12.1820 Mrs Basil Montagu's gossip "She knows too that Mrs Aders has visited at Mr Meux's when a woman of infamous character was there"

2.11.1796 Masclai adv at Perry's

No sign of surname spelt like this in any nationality

31.10.1796 sup at W(ollstonecraf)t's w(ith) mrs Cotton / 21.1.1796 again / 3.11.1796 again / 7.11.1796 chez moi, mrs Cotton / 9.11.1796 dine at Wts w Cotton / 11.11.1796 chez elle, Cotton / 14.9.1797 write to mrs Cotton / 24.11.1797 Cotton & Hays call / 1.12.1797 mrs Cotton & M(arshall) dine / 14.7.1799 M Cotton  H(annah) G(odwin) & L(ouisa) J(ones) dine / 29.11.1799 call on mrs Cotton, Cookham; dine w.