The Diary of William Bray: extracts by William Bray
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page 56 of 67 (83%)
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{21} Daughters of Dr. Adee, a physician, who afterwards went to
Oxford and practised there. {22} He went to the morning service on Wednesdays in most weeks, usually to the Middle Church. {23} Mr. Webb was Solicitor to the Treasury. This appointment is now given to barristers. {24} He only paid 10d. for his dinners (without wine) at the 'White Hart' and the 'Tuns,' and 6s. a week for his lodgings in the town. {25} Miss Adee and Betsy Stevens were the bridesmaids. {26} Mrs. C.'s was the lodging Mr. Jenkins had taken for him in Lothbury. {27} He left a particular account of his expenses on his marriage. The following are some of them:- Pounds s. d. Licence 1 11 6 Pair of gloves 0 1 0 Mr. Burdett's fee 1 1 0 The clerk O 10 6 Mrs. Norwood's maid O 7 6 Middle Parish ringers 1 1 0 Dinner at Epsom O 5 6 Chaise from Epsom to |
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