_February 1, 1664._--I hear how two men last night, justling for the wall about the New Exchange, did kill one another, each thrusting the other through; one of them of the King's Chappel, one Cave, and the other a retayner of my Lord Generall Middleton's. _February 13, 1664._--Walked to the New Exchange, and after a turn or two and talked, I took coach and home. _April 1, 1664._--Setting my wife down at the New Exchange, I to White Hall.... So with Creed to the 'Change, and there took up my wife and left him. _April 6, 1664._--Bought a pretty silke for a petticoate for my wife, and thence set her down at the New Exchange.... To the 'Change for my wife. _April 9, 1664._--With my wife by coach to her Tailor's and the New Exchange. _April 26, 1664._--So walked to the New Exchange, and there had a most delicate dish of curds and creame, and discourse with the good woman of the house.... Thence up, and after a turn or two in the 'Change, home to the Old Exchange. _May 9, 1664._--After dinner, in Sir W. Pen's coach; he set my wife and I down at the New Exchange, and after buying some things, we walked to my Lady Sandwich's. _May 21, 1664._--So abroad with my wife by coach to the New Exchange, and there laid out almost 40s. upon her. _June 21, 1664._--So to the New Exchange, meeting Mr Moore, and he with us. _June 22, 1664._--At noon to the 'Change and coffee-house. _July 7, 1664._--Thence to the New Exchange to drink some creame, but missed it. _August 11, 1664._--However, abroad, carried my wife to buy things at the New Exchange. _September 12, 1664._--So I to Mr Creed's lodgings, and with him walked up and down in the New Exchange, talking mightily of the convenience and necessity of a man's wearing good clothes, and so after eating a messe of creame, I took leave of him. _January 16, 1665._--Povy and I walked together as far as the New Exchange, and so parted. _January 20, 1665._--Abroad with my wife about several businesses, and met at the New Exchange, and there to our trouble found our pretty Doll is gone away. _March 9, 1665._--Abroad with my wife, left her at the New Exchange. _May 12, 1665._--Thence called my wife at Unthanke's to the New Exchange and elsewhere to buy a lace band for me, but we did not buy. _June 7, 1665._--We to the New Exchange, and there drank whey, with much entreaty getting it for our money, and (they) would not be entreated to let us have one glasse more. _July 11, 1665._--Had Mary meet me at the New Exchange. _March 10, 1666._--To the New Exchange, and there I did give my valentine, Mrs Pierce, a dozen payre of gloves, and a payre of silke stockings. _April 18, 1666._--Thence to the Exchange, that is, the New Exchange, and looked over some play books, and intend to get all the late new plays. _April 20, 1666._--To the New Exchange, there to get a list of all the modern plays, which I intend to collect and to have them bound up together. _May 4, 1666._--To the New Exchange about play books.