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John Quincy Adams diary 23, 1 January 1795 - 12 May 1801, 5 August 1809 -
30 April 1836, page 242
This page includes entries for the following dates:August 1811 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 1 Thursday. Interview with Gourieff. Called on Harris. Mrs. Bezerra here. Met and walked with the Schenbom's. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 272 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 2 Received a Letter from Jonn. Russell at Paris; Afternoon walk on Jelagin island. Orloff's Garden. No Visitors. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 272 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 3 Peterhoff Fête. Masked Ball, Supper, Fire-works. Illuminations. Dinner at the Diplomatic Pavillon-Lines. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 274 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 273 [This is a line-a-day entry:] F 4 Left Peterhoff at 1:30. A.M. Stopped an hour at the Bridges. Home at 4:45. Rose at 11. Read Massillon. Harris. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 274 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 5 Visit from Lüxbourg to take leave. Captain Woodberry here. Bose, Fisher, and Dugan. Jones and Moses at Eve. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 274 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 6 Interview and Conversation with Romanzoff. Call on Harris. Dined at Blome's. Mrs Colombi here; and Jones. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 277 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 276 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 275 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 7 Willing here; and Raimbert. Note to Romanzoff. Fishing at our wharf. No success. The Bezerra's here. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 277 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 8 Smith and Jones went to Czarsko Zelo. Lauriston dispatched a Courier. Gray came with Packets brought by Patterson. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 278 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 277 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 9 Visitors all day. Woodward. Bentzon. Hollins with Patterson. Lüxbourg with Jenison &c. Jones & Smith returned. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 278 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 10 Lauriston's first Diplomatic Dinner. Call on Harris. Visits from Labouchère and Bethman. Jones and Patterson. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 279 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 278 [This is a line-a-day entry:] F 11 Mrs Reineke sent for- Mrs Colombi here with Mrs Bentzon. Mrs Betancourt & her daughters. Read Massillon. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 279 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 12 My wife gave me a daughter. Galloway came. Montreal here, and Hall. Patterson. Plummer, Ashton, Marks &c. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 279 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 13 My wife very ill all day. Gave a Passport to Claude Gabriel. Dined at Meyer's. Bezerra and Labouchère. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 280 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 279 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 14 My wife is better. Galloway here. Fisher and Blodget in the Evening. Walk with Catherine in the Botanical Garden Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 280 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 15 Hall here; and Leach, with Woodward. Dined at Lauriston's. Napoleon's birth-day. Walk in Strogonoff's Garden. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 280 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 16 Maistre sent for his manuscript Translation from Plutarch. Willing took his Passport. Harris here this Evening. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 280 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 17 Visits from Raimbert and Montréal. Fisher & Dugan here. Visit with Catherine to Mrs Bentzon. The Bezerra's here Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 281 [This is a line-a-day entry:] F 18 Charles 4. Read prayers and a Sermon in the English Preacher. Lassalette here. Dined at Blome's. Small party. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 281 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 19 My wife sat up, and first walked once across the chamber. Walked over the Wiburg Bridge. Met the Empress on horseback. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 281 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 20 Webb came and took my despatches. Fisher and Dugan here. Walks in the Botanical Garden. My wife not so well. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 281 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 21 Montreal breakfasted here. Paid visits. At Bezerra's met Labouchère who told me of Six's death. Called on Webb. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 282 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 281 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 22 Walk in the Botanical Garden with Catherine and Charles. Bezerra's here while we were out. Fisher and Ashton. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 282 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 23 Montreal here. Mrs Bentzon came and rode with Catherine. Hollins and Roberts here. Ramsey's life of Washington. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 282 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 24 Plummer and Lander here. Sent a Packet to Wallace, for America. Jones & Fisher here. My wife saw them. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 283 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 282 [This is a line-a-day entry:] F 25. Cold Storm. Read a Sermon of Tillotson, and Robinson. Mrs Bentzon here at tea. Smith dined abroad. Short walk. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 283 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 26 Storm continued, great part of the day. Visit from the Bezerra's. Store-ships arrived at Reval. Harris here at Eve. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 283 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 27 Montreal here. Explains the affair of the Store-ships. I called on Meyer and Harris. Walk home. Jones here at Eve Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 283 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 28 Montreal here. Harris sent me the Courier of 30. July. A spurious Paper. Bainbridge, Calhoun, Roberts, Saltus &c here. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 284 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 283 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 29 Fisher here with Connell. Dined with Romanzoff in the Country. Visits to the Bentzon's and Rayneval's, with Catherine. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 284 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 30 Plummer here with Captains Lovett and Leach. Visits from Lauriston and Bussche. The Bentzon's not received Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 286 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 285 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 284 [This is a line-a-day entry:] 31 Catherine ill in bed. Navarro here. Galloway prescribed for us. Visits from the Soltikoff's, Watzdorf and Harris. Another entry for this date: Diary 49 page 342 Another entry for this date: Diary 28 page 286 |