In 1822 the family arrived at Grosvenor Place on 10th April. On Sunday, the 14th, “Mr. Alston, Turner and G. Wentworth dined with us.” The 20th of June was a great day for the family. On that day Miss Anne Fawkes, the youngest of Mr. Fawkes’s daughters by his first marriage, was married to Mr. Godfrey Wentworth, of Woolley Park, co. York. There were twenty-three guests present at the dinner given in honour of this event, among them several Lords and Ladies and “Mr. Turner.” The entry in the diary on this day is brief but eloquent. It runs: “Anne and Godfrey married. A very long day. Had a large party to dinner. All tipsey.” Turner’s name does not appear in the diary during the whole of 1823, nor in 1824 till the end of the year, when he went to Farnley for nearly a month. The following entries speak for themselves:-- “Friday, 19 Nov. 1824. Turner came. Tuesday, 14 Dec. ” Mr. Turner went away. Monday, 3 Jan. 1825. Left Farnley for Baker Street. Thursday, 6 ” ” Arrived in London. Saturday, 8 ” ” Mr. Parker and Turner came to dinner. Sunday, 9 ” ” Foggy, nasty day. Mr. Turner dined with us. Sunday, 16 ” ” Mr. Turner dined with us. Sunday, 30 ” ” Walked to Hanover Square to see the Wentworths. Mr. Turner dined with us. Monday, 31 ” ” Mr. Sapio came to teach Eliza. Hawksworth went to Windsor. Turner and Mr. Woodhouse dined with us. H.’s birthday. Sunday, 6 Feb. ” Turner dined with us. Sunday, 20 ” ” Mr. Lister, Turner and Dr. Bree dined. Wednesday, 2 March ” Walter’s birthday. Charles and Fanny Brandling, Mr. Creevy, Turner, Mr. Alston and Rowland dined with us. Sunday, 13 March, 1825. Mr. Parker and Mr. Turner dined with us and John Ibbetson and Mr. Wharton. Sunday, 3 April ” Turner, Anne and Godfrey dined with us. * * * Went to Baker Street Chapel with Fanny and Eliza.