_March 20, 1667._--So to the New Exchange, where I find my wife. _April 5, 1667._--So by coach to the New Exchange and Mercer's. _April 17, 1667._--My wife being sent for by me to the New Exchange, I took her up, and there to the King's playhouse. _April 25, 1667._--Thence by coach to my Lord Treasurer's, and there being come too soon to the New Exchange, but did nothing. _May 13, 1667._--I away to the New Exchange, and there staid a little. _July 5, 1667._--To the New Exchange to buy gloves and other little errands. _July 13, 1667._--After dinner my wife and I to the New Exchange, to pretty maid Mrs Smith's shop, where I left my wife.... I home by coach, taking up my wife at the Exchange. _July 17, 1667._--Then by coach, set my wife down at the New Exchange. _July 26, 1667._--I then abroad with my wife and left her at the New Exchange. _August 10, 1667._--To the New Exchange, to the bookseller's there, where I hear of several new books coming out. _August 12, 1667._--Then walked to the New Exchange, and there to my bookseller's, and did buy Scott's _Discourse of Witches_.... Thence I to the printseller's over against the Exchange towards Covent Garden, and there bought a few more prints of cittys. _August 16, 1667._--Thence to the New Exchange with my wife, where at my bookseller's I saw _The History of the Royall Society_, which, I believe, is a fine book, and have bespoke one in quires. _August 20, 1667._--Thence, with my Lord Brouncker to the Duke's Playhouse (telling my wife so at the 'Change, where I left her). _August 21, 1667._--My wife and I mighty pleasant abroad, she to the New Exchange, and I to the Commissioners of the Treasury. _August 27, 1667._--My wife and I, with Sir W. Pen, to the New Exchange, set her down.... Having done here, I to the Exchange, and there find my wife gone with Sir W. Pen. _September 16, 1667._--So parted at the New Exchange, where I staid reading Mrs Phillips' poems till my wife and Mercer called me. _October 2, 1667._--Then by coach to the New Exchange, and there met my wife and girl. _October 28, 1667._--Calling at the New Exchange, and there buying _The Indian Emperour_, newly printed. _January 2, 1668._--I took my wife and her girl out to the New Exchange, and there my wife bought herself a lace for a handkercher, which I do give her, of about £3, for a new year's gift, and I did buy also a lace for a band for myself. _January 17, 1668._--So home, and there alone with my wife and Deb. to dinner, and after dinner comes Betty Turner, and I carried them to the New Exchange. _February 21, 1668._--Thence with Lord Brouncker and T. Harvey as far as the New Exchange.