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This person is mentioned in the diary a total of 20 times, and was a venue (V) 5 times.
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3 January 1794 6 June 1794 17 June 1794 27 November 1794 (V) 29 November 1794 16 December 1794 20 December 1794
25 May 1795 (V)
8 April 1802 (V)
27 June 1803 (V)
4 March 1811 6 March 1811 21 April 1811 13 June 1811
1 May 1813 (V)
John Nichols was a major printer, antiquarian and biographer, initially in partnership with William Bowyer, and then in his own right. He had premises in Red Lion Pasage off Fleet Street, and when these burnt down the firm moved to 25 Parliament Street, with Nichols now in partnership with his son, John Bowyer Nichols, who succeeded him. See his family's extensive DNB entry, "Nichols family".
We have not coded an entry in July 1796 for 'trial Nichols vs Beckham' since this refers to a Norwich trial that Godwin attended on his trip to East Anglia.
Godwin records his death.
The entry for 'Nichols, Printer, Parliamt Street' on 11 April 1830 refers to Nichols's son.
This table lists the people this person is most frequently noted with in the diary.
| Name | Number of Meetings |
|---|---|
| Hollis, Thomas Brand | 2 |
| Disney, John | 2 |
| Geddes, Dr Alexander | 1 |
| White, | 1 |
| Towers, Joseph Lomas | 1 |
| Webb, | 1 |
| Phillips, Sir Richard (Philip Richards) | 1 |
| Thorkelin, Grímur Jónsson | 1 |
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