… o the office; where Mr. Fryer comes and tells me that there ar … ing by and by comes Mr. Wilson, and by direction of his, a man of Mr. Gawden's; who come from Chatham last n … consideration. And Mr. Lewes, who was present at this fellow' … this kind, on Tower Hill publickly yesterday; and we are fain to … ll the great ships. Mr. Hater tells me at noon that some rude … e or no. Dined, and Mr. Hater and W. Hewer with me; where they … o, as they say, and Mr. Bodham, they tell me, affirms that he … ; and thither comes Mr. Pierce, who tells me his condition, ho …
… nsomuch that I sent Mr. Clapham express thither to see how mat … on, resolve to send Mr. Gibson away after my wife with another … some time on Tower Hill, where the City militia was; where the … n the evening comes Mr. Pelling, and several others, to the of … e shall be invaded. Mr. Clerke, the solicitor, comes to me abo … he King hath chosen Mr. Pierpont and Vaughan of the West, Priv … Late at night comes Mr. Hudson, the cooper, my neighbour, and … es of it in each of Mr. Hater and W. Hewer's hands, who both w …
… l, where I met with Mr. Chetwind, who had not dined no more th … e was with his man (Mr. Powell's son) looking after his busine … e." Here I met with Mr. Lock, and took him to an alehouse, and … ir rump. On Ludgate Hill there was one turning of the spit that … y wife and I (after Mr. Hunt was gone, whom I found waiting at …
… ever by the help of Mr. Wiles had some beer and ale brought me … p to the top of the Hill, there to look, and could see towards S … lly upon one of the hills, on the other side of the River, to see … m abroad, or at the Hill house, at the pay of the Chest, which t … lling to lie at the Hill house for one night, being desirous to …
… by water; where to Mr. Coventry, and, as we used to do, to th … y over Little Tower Hill; and with my cloak over my face, took o … on. At home I found Mr. Creed with my wife, and so he dined wi … ding by a note that Mr. Clerke in my absence hath left here, t … y body else, though Mr. Clerke whom we met here did commend it … little Steward. --[Mrs. Stuart]-- Mrs. Wells do appear at Court again, and lo …
… r T. Allen and I to Mr. Lilly's, the painter's; and there saw … d took coach and to Mr. Hales, where he would have persuaded m … red. Thence away to Mrs. Pierces, who was not at home, but gone … se to visit me with Mrs. Knipp. I therefore took up the little … not draw us up the Hill, but we were fain to 'light and stay ti … o the bottom of the Hill, thereby warming their legs, and then t …
… to Woolwich, taking Mr. Shish at Deptford in my way, with whom … oursed with him and Mr. Pett about iron worke and other busine … by the way going to Mr. Maes we two to my Lord Sandwich's to v … im. He found me and Mr. Prin together talking of the Chest mon … 3rd, 1664, Abraham Hill obtained Letters Patent for a "gun or p … hitect, tho' he had Mr. Webb (Inigo Jones's man) to assist him …
… lower end of Tower-hill, shut up, and more than that, the aleho … ese ships; and that Mr. Sidney Montague is sick of a desperate … -hall. To hear that Mr. Lewes hath another daughter sick. And, … ch --[?? D.W.]-- of Mr. Shelden's taking, we to bed.
… ner, and there find Mr. Pierce and his wife and Betty, a prett … e the King come in. Mr. Pierce did also tell me as a great tru … as being told it by Mr. Cowly, who was by, and heard it, that … , my wife and I and Mrs. Pierce and Betty and Balty, who come t … el off upon Ludgate Hill. So we were fain to part ourselves and … ople's coaches, and Mrs. Pierce and I in one, and I carried her … st by me. Thence to Mrs. Pierce's, and there took up my wife an …
… Sir Andrew Rickard, Mr. Vandeputt, Sir John Fredericke, Harrin … s. They talked with Mr. Mills about the meaning of this day, a … topped to talk with Mr. Brisband, who gives me an account of t … , and there took up Mrs. Turner and carried her to Mile End and … taken her to Tower hill para together et toker her. Thus ends t …
… ence going away met Mr. Hingston the organist (my old acquaint … one linke, but that Mr. Hingston met it by chance, and did giv … ome, and upon Tower Hill saw about 3 or 400 seamen get together; …
… ng, and I observing Mr. Povy's being mightily mortifyed in his … o our office on the Hill, and there did a little business and to … ngs that did lie at Mr. Glanville's, for which they did never …
… things done, to the Hill-house, and there we eat something, and … sage to London, and Mrs. Allen, the clerk of the Rope-yard's wi … James's, but missed Mr. Coventry. I met the Queen-Mother walki … s spying a man like Mr. Pembleton (though I have little reason … fe. But, above all, Mrs. Stewart in this dress, with her hat co … d Sir J. Minnes and Mrs. Turner, with great mirth, my being fri … yself to sport with Mrs. Stewart with great pleasure.
… l. Thence walked to Mr. Pierces, and there dined, I alone with … re; how for certain Mrs. Stewart do do everything with the King … me. Thence home to Mr. Pierce again; and he being gone forth, … ay we discoursed of Mrs. Clerke, who, she says, is grown mighty … her very clothes to Mrs. Pierce, which she knows are what she w … e horses at Ludgate Hill made a final stop; so there I 'lighted, …
… the morning, where Mr. Mills preached. Thence alone to the Wa … y Lady's butler and Mrs. Sarah's brother, of a dropsy, which I … n went and sat with Mr. Turner in his pew at St. Gregory's, wh … being at Katharine hill), and so home, and I to Sir W. Batten's …
… xt house upon Tower Hill, to see the coming by of the Russia Emb … king a bargain with Mr. Wood for his masts of New England; and then in Mr. Coventry's coach to the Temple, but my …
… being called on by Mr. Commander, he and I out to the ground … me to dinner, where Mr. Goodgroome and Creed, and I have great … talk, I over Tower Hill with them to a lady's they go to visit, …
… ll well. Dined, and Mrs. Markham come to see my wife. So I up a … g with Sir R. Ford, Mr. Knightly, and Sir W. Pen at Sir W. Bat … he towne; and Tower-hill, and all churches to be set open to rec … sgate Street, Tower Hill, Smithfield, and Leadenhall Street" ("C …
… please myself with Mrs. Rebecca, and about 9 o'clock, after we … oubled to part with Mrs. Rebecca, for which God forgive me. Thu … and taking leave of Mr. Alcock at the door, Capt. Cuttance goi … dy to let her maid, Mrs. Anne, to ride all the way on horseback … r them, if I would. Mrs. Anne and I rode under the man that hangs upon Shooter's Hill, and a filthy sight it was to see how h …
… sermon. Here I saw Mrs. Becky Allen, who hath been married, an … hence walked to the Hill-house, being myself much dissatisfied, … gone to bed, I took Mr. Whitfield, one of the clerks, and walk …