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This person is mentioned in the diary a total of 24 times, and was a venue (V) 0 times.
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26 April 1795 31 May 1795 7 June 1795 26 July 1795 9 August 1795 6 September 1795 20 September 1795 27 September 1795 15 November 1795
10 January 1796 5 June 1796 31 July 1796 28 August 1796
19 February 1797 5 March 1797 16 April 1797 8 May 1797 30 May 1797 22 October 1797 24 October 1797
24 March 1799 22 December 1799
All M Moores 1795-1799 (23) have been coded as Matthew Moore, the political reformer who was part of a secret committee in the London Corresp[onding Society which met to plan a convention in the light of a threat to mobilise Hessian troops against the popular reform movement in 1794. Moore was named in the bill indicting members of the LCS and the Society for Constitutional Information for Treason in 1794 but managed to escape arrest.
On the other Moores in the diary see Dr John Moore's entry.
This table lists the people this person is most frequently noted with in the diary.
Name | Number of Meetings |
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Moore, C[harles]? | 1 |
Fuseli, Henry (Johann Heinrich Füssli) | 1 |
Johnson, Joseph | 1 |
Parry, | 1 |
Barry, Major Henry | 1 |
Adair, Robert | 1 |
Weld, | 1 |
Fergusson, Robert Cutlar | 1 |
Maxwell, William | 1 |
Burdett, Sir Francis (fifth baronet) | 1 |
Debrett, John | 1 |
Hewlett, Reverend John | 1 |