Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 14: January/february 1661-62
Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 14: January/february 1661-62
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By and by she and I bycoach with him to Westminster, by the way leaving at Tom's and my wife'sfather's lodgings each of them some poor Jack, and some she carried to myfather Bowyer's, where she staid while I walked in the Hall, and thereamong others met with Serj'. Pierce, and I took him aside to drink a cupof ale, and he told me the basest thing of Mr. Montagu's and his manEschar's going away in debt, that I am troubled and ashamed, but glad tobe informed of. He thinks he has left L1000 for my... Lord to pay, and thathe has not laid out L3, 000 Out of the L5, 000 for my Lord's use, and is notable to make an account of any of the money. My wife and I to dinner tothe Wardrobe, and then to talk with my Lady, and so by coach, it raininghard, home, and so to do business and to bed.
15th. With the two Sir Williams to the Trinity-house; and there in theirsociety had the business debated of Sir Nicholas Crisp's sasse atDeptford. Then to dinner, and after dinner I was sworn a Younger Brother;Sir W.
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By and by she and I bycoach with him to Westminster, by the way leaving at Tom's and my wife'sfather's lodgings each of them some poor Jack, and some she carried to myfather Bowyer's, where she staid while I walked in the Hall, and thereamong others met with Serj'. Pierce, and I took him aside to drink a cupof ale, and he told me the basest thing of Mr. Montagu's and his manEschar's going away in debt, that I am troubled and ashamed, but glad tobe informed of. He thinks he has left L1000 for my... Lord to pay, and thathe has not laid out L3, 000 Out of the L5, 000 for my Lord's use, and is notable to make an account of any of the money. My wife and I to dinner tothe Wardrobe, and then to talk with my Lady, and so by coach, it raininghard, home, and so to do business and to bed.
15th. With the two Sir Williams to the Trinity-house; and there in theirsociety had the business debated of Sir Nicholas Crisp's sasse atDeptford. Then to dinner, and after dinner I was sworn a Younger Brother;Sir W.
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