wine, which I owed him for teaching me on the flute.

June 6th, Sunday.--To Lower Church; to the 'White Hart,' with
Stares, Harbroe and Mellersh, had some cold tankard. Mellersh and
I walked up Warwick Bench; and in the hop-ground at the bottom of
Velvet Walk, met Rawlins and Ford, who went with us.

9th.--To the Assembly. Danced with Miss Fanny Yalden, who dances
very well. Paid Assembly 2s. 6d.; negus, 1s.

10th.--Lost at bowls, 6d. Called on Miss Yalden, at Miss Roker's.
Paid for a lobster for my supper, 3d.

21st.--Went a fishing, with Mr. Adderley and Mr. Mellersh; Miss
Sally Flutter went with us; little sport. I got none out of the
water.

26th.--Drank tea and supper at Mrs. Leeves'. Played at whisk; I
won every game.

28th.--To the Bowling-green. Played seven games. Paid for a
scarlet waistcoat, 1 pound 1s.

July 11th.--To Shalford Church. Afterwards a syllabub. Miss
Flutter, Miss Gardner and I walked to Woodbridge.

Aug. 2nd.--After dinner, asked Miss Jeale and Miss Westbrooks to
come and drink a syllabub with me, (Mr. and Mrs. Martyr were gone
to Chichester{10}), but afterwards Miss Jeale sent me word they
could not come, and I must go thither; I did and played at