Decr. 13th. The Wind S.E cold dry & clear frosty weather, agreed with the Dean at last in Earnest. pd 4s. 6dIr. for Silver clasps for my Neck cloath, which not being to my likeing I gave it Mr. William Coz. Parry's Son. pd6d2/1 for a Pamphlet called the Querist. 6d2/1 for the Tragedy of Don John, 4d2/1 for half a pint of Wine & 2s Ir. for Ale. |
14th. The Wind W.S.W. very cold dry frosty weather pd6d2/1 forale |
15th. The Wind S.W. cold frosty weather, the Dean still a Rogue went to Smock Ally Play-house to see Harry the 4th. acted cost me 2s. 8d2/1 Ir. this was ye first Play that ever was acted at ye New Play-house in Smock Alley. |
16th. The Wind S.W. cold & raw, dined all this week at Cousin Parry pd 4d2/1 for ale. |
17th. The Wind W.S.W. cold raw & raining, the Dean agreed to every thing to day, pd. 5d for ale |
18. ∣❍ 6 [this is written vertically in the margin between '18.' and '19th.' sw] The Wind W. cold & raw weather, to day I executed the Deeds of Sale to the Dean & received 126L. Ir value. |
19th. The Wind N.W. very cold mizling rain, pd Mr. Lodge the Attorney his Bill amounting to 11L. 18s. 6dIr value. |
20th. The Wind W. and cold pd. 10d. for ale. pd Mr O. Lewis 50L. English value by giving him a bill on [? sw]en[er sw]y ye Bank for that Sum |
21st. The Wind W. cold and dry nothing |
22d. The Wind W.S.W. very cold, was at Smock alley play house to see the Recruiting Officer acted cost me this day 3s5d[/2 sw] Ir. [t sw]——d this night. |
23d. The Wind S.W. cold & raw pd 13d for Ale,pd D. Wms.. 5s. 5d Ir pd my Daughter one Guinea & half, pd 18sIr for Cambrick, and 5s. 9d Ir. for Silver Clasps for my Necks__delivered Cos.Parry 30L. English value to be kept for my use. |