22_nd_.—To the ‘New Inn,’ Western Bridge, soon after 6; waited till 7; there being eight passengers, they sent a chaise in which I and a gentleman came; stopped at Cobham; arrived at Guildford {17b} between 3 and 4. Paid coach, 5_s._; breakfast at Cobham, 18. coachman, 1_s._ _April_ 17_th_.—At 6 set out in the coach for London. Dined at Kingston; in about 5. With James and Jenkins to Mr. Boughton’s; at whist till 11. Paid coach and man, 5_s._ 6_d._; dinner, 2_s._ 18_th_.—To the play: ‘The Provoked Husband,’ Mr. Garrick. 19_th_.—Breakfasted with James at Johnstone’s Coffee House, Charing Cross. Paid for chocolate and muffin, 2½_d._ 23_rd_, _Sunday_.—To St. Dunstan’s Church; walked in Lincoln’s Inn Gardens; to Mr. Emily’s to dinner; to the chapel in Russell Court; walked in the Park; at Slaughter’s Coffee House for half-an-hour; at 8 called on Boughton. 25_th_.—To Don Saltero’s at Chelsea; paid for breakfast there, 13½_d._; to Marylebone, played at bowls there; at 5, Ford came; he stayed till 7; then I went to the ‘Crown and Rolls.’ Home about 12. _May_ 1_st_.—I catched a great cold yesterday; James and I went home with Jenkins; at cribbage till 11. 8_th_.—Dined in Butcher Row, 9_d._; went to hear Green, the Methodist, dispute in Fetter Lane—shameful. With Jenkins at cribbage till past 11. 10_th_.—Breakfasted with Mr. Street; at 11 to the Bank, and sold £25 stock; {18} at 4 dined with Mr. Adderley at the ‘White Lion,’ in Wych Street; drank tea with Clare; between 7 and 8 Gordon and I went to Covent Garden: ‘Miss in her teens,’ &c. Fribble, Mr. Shuter. 11_th_.—With Jenkins to Marylebone Bowling green, at bowls. Home at 9; then an hour at the ‘Bell.’ 18_th_.—Breakfasted at home; James dined here; he fetched a pigeon pye; afterwards to Prosser’s, where Pitts came to me; at 6 Emily came; we took boat at the Temple, landed at Lambeth, and walked to Vauxhall; supped there. Home about 12; very pleasant evening; paid for supper at Vauxhall, 2_s._; going in, 1_s._ 19_th_.—Breakfasted at New Exchange Coffee House; dined at Betty’s with Mr. Gordon; then to Drury Lane—‘The Rehearsal,’ Bayes, Mr. Garrick; paid for breakfast, 6_d._; a letter, 3_d._; dinner and wine, 1_s._ 4_d._ 20_th_.—Jenkins, James, and I walked to Marylebone; at bowls till 8; then we went to the ‘Sugar Loaf’ in Bell Yard; wine at Marylebone, 6_d._; supper, 4½_d._ 22_nd_.—Boughton, James, and I to Islington, to a bowling-green there; paid for cyder, ham, &c. 7½_d._ 26_th_.—Dined with Mr. Adderley at the ‘White Lion,’ there till 6. 27_th_.—To the Bowling-green beyond the Foundling Hospital. 29_th_.—James and I walked to Marylebone, bowls there; between 4 and 5 we went to see ‘Hamlet,’ by Mr. Garrick. _June_ 6_th_.—Got up between 4 and 5; Jenkins and James breakfasted with me at the ‘Angel’; at 6, set out in the coach for Guildford; stopped at Kingston; dined at Cobham; in about 4; to Miss Stevens’. 7_th_.—To the Bowling-green; to Miss Stevens’. {20a}