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This person is mentioned in the diary a total of 88 times, but was not at home (N) 7 times, and was a venue (V) 2 times.
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6 August 1815 8 August 1815 11 August 1815 12 August 1815 19 August 1815 21 August 1815 25 August 1815 28 August 1815 31 August 1815 3 September 1815
5 March 1816 9 March 1816 11 March 1816 20 March 1816 29 March 1816 30 March 1816 5 April 1816 (NV) 6 April 1816
28 February 1817 4 March 1817 5 March 1817 16 March 1817 18 March 1817 21 March 1817 29 March 1817 14 April 1817 (N) 12 August 1817 (N) 5 October 1817 6 October 1817
29 January 1818 13 February 1818 11 March 1818 28 April 1818 21 May 1818 27 May 1818 (N) 7 July 1818 (N) 8 July 1818 31 July 1818 5 August 1818 15 August 1818 18 November 1818 6 December 1818 26 December 1818 27 December 1818
2 January 1819 23 January 1819 24 January 1819 1 March 1819 6 April 1819 (N) 21 May 1819 18 October 1819 15 November 1819 20 December 1819
14 February 1820 17 February 1820 7 June 1820 19 June 1820 10 November 1820 5 December 1820
3 February 1821 7 February 1821
18 April 1822 22 April 1822 24 April 1822 26 April 1822 12 May 1822 15 May 1822 18 May 1822 19 May 1822 21 May 1822 26 August 1822 (N)
16 April 1823 22 April 1823 5 June 1823 15 October 1823
12 July 1824 12 October 1824 13 October 1824 19 October 1824 30 October 1824 5 November 1824 15 December 1824
29 January 1825 (V) 9 June 1825 30 October 1825 28 November 1825
Lubé is strongly associated with John Philpott Curran from his initial entry in the diary in 1815 and from 1822 with Mrs Yaniewicz, husband of the violinist. He dines several times at Godwin's with Mary Shelley in the mid-1820s.
The Life of the Right Honourable John Philpot Curran includes letters to Denis Lube, Esq. and a footnote on p. 335 describes him as 'Mr. D. Lubé, of the Irish bar; a gentleman of peculiarly estimable character, in whom Mr. Curran reposed the most unbounded confidence.'
Lubé published An Argument Against the Gold Standard....addressed to the landlords of England in 1832. On the title page the author is described as 'M. A. Trin. Coll. Dub. And of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law' . He also wroteAn Analysis of the Principles of Equity Pleasing (1846).
This table lists the people this person is most frequently noted with in the diary.
| Name | Number of Meetings |
|---|---|
| Curran, John Philpot | 18 |
| Pilcher, | 4 |
| Kenney, James | 4 |
| Holcroft, Louisa (née Mercier) | 3 |
| Curran, William Henry | 3 |
| Wallace, | 2 |
| Meyler, Anthony | 2 |
| Yaniewicz, Eliza (née Breeze) | 2 |
| Booth, David | 2 |
| Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft (née Godwin) | 1 |
| Yaniewicz, Felix (Feliks Janiewicz) | 1 |
| Prentis, Edward | 1 |
| Stewart, Charles | 1 |
| Quin, Edward Turnly | 1 |
| Godwin, William | 1 |
| Rosser, Henry (Blanche) | 1 |
| Robinson, Henry Crabb | 1 |
| White, Edward | 1 |
| Alsager, Thomas Massa | 1 |
| Lamb, Mary Anne | 1 |
| Keane, Edward | 1 |
| Macgowan, John | 1 |
| Northcote, James | 1 |
| Mackintosh, Sir James (of Kyllachy) | 1 |
| Poole, John | 1 |
| Lamb, Charles | 1 |
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