_March 24, 1662._--Thence by water to the New Exchange.... Thence at the New Exchange and so home. _April 15, 1662._--With my wife, by coach, to the New Exchange, to buy her some things; where we saw some new-fashion pettycoats of Sarcenett, with a black broad lace printed round the bottom and before, very handsome, and my wife had a mind to one of them, but we did not then buy one. _October 7, 1662._--So towards the New Exchange, and there while my wife was buying things I walked up and down. _January 12, 1663._--After dinner to the 'Change to buy some linen for my wife. _February 26, 1663._--From the New Exchange home to the Tower. _April 10, 1663._--Then to my Lord's lodgings, met my wife and walked to the New Exchange. There laid out 10s. upon pendents and painted leather gloves, very pretty and all the mode. _May 4, 1663._--She and I to Mr Creed to the Exchange, where she bought something. _May 7, 1663._--Up ... with my wife, leaving her at the New Exchange. _May 30, 1663._--Creed and I ... walked to the New Exchange, and there drank our morning draught of whey, the first I have done this year. _June 12, 1663._--So to the Exchange, to buy things with my wife; among others a vizard for herself. _August 24, 1663._--Walked to the New Exchange, and there drank some whey. _August 29, 1663._--Thence to my wife, and calling at both the Exchanges, buying stockings for her and myself. _October 5, 1663._--So to the New Exchange, and there met Creed. _October 12, 1663._--To the Old Exchange, and there cheapened some laces for my wife.... I was resolved to buy one worth wearing with credit, and so to the New Exchange, and there put it to making. _October 14, 1663._--So to fetch my wife, and so to the New Exchange about her things. _October 16, 1663._--Then to the Exchange and to several places. _October 19, 1663._--Took up my wife at Mrs Harper's ... and so called at the New Exchange for some things for her. _October 21, 1663._--I to the Exchange.... From my brother's with my wife to the Exchange, to buy things for her and myself, I being in the humour of laying out money, but not prodigally, but only in clothes, which I every day see that I suffer for want of. _October 30, 1663._--Then by coach with my wife to the New Exchange, and there bought and paid for several things. _November 4, 1663._--I to the New Exchange and several places to buy and bring home things. _November 19, 1663._--Thence with Sir G. Carteret by coach, and he set me down at the New Exchange. _January 9, 1664._--I took coach and called my wife and her mayd, and so to the New Exchange, where we bought several things of our pretty Mrs Dorothy Stacy, a pretty woman, and has the modestest look that ever I saw in my life.