_Sept._ 1_st_.—To Mr. Jenkins’, at Putney, and dined; home at 8.
3_rd_.—Took up Mr. Clutton, at Walworth, and went with him to Sir Peter
Burrell’s, {44c} at Beckenham.
1791, _June_ 9_th_.—Dined at Sir Charles Gould’s, with the directors of
the Equitable Society. Supped at the Coffee House, Brand, Turner, and
others.
_Sept._ 29_th_.—Dined at Sir Wm. Hillman’s, Lord Say and Sele, Mr.
Jenkinson, Mr. Fanshawe, sen.; drank tea at Mrs. Molyneux’s.
30_th_.—Sir William Hillman, Mr. Willis, Mr. Jenkinson, and Mr. Saml.
Dyson, dined here.
_Oct._ 16_th_, _Sunday_.—Dined at Captn. Finch’s, Mr. Onslow there.
23_rd_, _Sunday_.—Dined at Capt. Finch’s.
1792, _Jan._ 2_nd_.—Set out ground to widen Sherborne Lane. In the
evening rode to Capt. Onslow’s, at Ripley, and lay there.
3_rd_.—Breakfasted there, and to town in the Godalming coach.
_Feb._ 8_th_.—Dined at Edward’s, with Mr. Malthus and family; child
christened; whist, won 3_s._; paid nurse, &c., £3. 3_s._
18_th_.—To Lord Sydney, and with him to Frognal, and lay there.
19_th_, _Sunday_.—Returned at 2.
_March_ 1_st_.—Mr. Willis dined here; with him to the Antiquary Society;
supped at the Coffee House, Lord Leicester, &c., there.
_April_ 12_th_.—To Mr. Strode, at Loseley, and dined; to Mr. Webb, at
Milford, and lay.
1796, _Dec._ 14_th_.—My wife died about 5 in the afternoon; the most
affectionate of wives, tenderest of parents, and most sincere of
Christians; to her great prudence and discretion I owe the prosperity
with which God has blessed me.