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Browsing documents from 1827
January
- 1 January, 1827, | New Year’s Day. The commencement of another and perhaps the last entire ...
- 2 January, 1827, | A lady dinner. The only one for the season. Principally young people. Miss ...
- 3 January, 1827, | Morning at home, Voltaire, Spenser, walk, evening with the family, Cards. ...
- 4 January, 1827, | Morning at home, Voltaire, Spenser, walk, visits, evening with the family, ...
- 5 January, 1827, | A dinner at home as usual on this day and a party at Mrs. Wirt’s. Nothing ...
- 6 January, 1827, | Morning at home, idle and low spirits, day wasted, walk, evening with the ...
- 7 January, 1827, | Morning at home, Voltaire, Spenser, letter to George, ride with John, ...
- 8 January, 1827, | The weather terrible. Anniversary of Jackson’s victory. Certain ...
- 9 January, 1827, | Morning at home, Spenser, Voltaire, walk at noon, evening with the family, ...
- 10 January, 1827, | A very crowded stupid party at Mr. Clay’s in which there were many very ...
- 11 January, 1827, | A concert in the evening. Willis of West Point. I had a good deal of ...
- 12 January, 1827, | A dinner today as usual. I had a good deal of political conversation with ...
- 13 January, 1827, | Went to the French Minister’s. Called on our way, for the Pleasontons, ...
- 14 January, 1827, | Morning at home, Voltaire, letter from Lothrop and reply, ride with John, ...
- 15 January, 1827, | I walked to the Capitol today. In the Supreme Court I found Miss Brooks ...
- 16 January, 1827, | Morning, walk to the Capitol, Supreme Court, House of Representatives, No ...
- 17 January, 1827, | Morning, walk to the Capitol, Supreme Court, Argument on the Insolvent ...
- 18 January, 1827, | I went to the Supreme Court and heard the commencement of the argument ...
- 19 January, 1827, | I went to the Supreme Court today, and heard a most powerful argument by ...
- 20 January, 1827, | I heard Livingston’s reply today on this great law question and was ...
- 21 January, 1827, | Morning at home, assorting Newspapers, Voltaire, Spenser, idle, evening at ...
- 22 January, 1827, | I heard Mr. Jones and Mr. Wirts Commencement in reply to Mr. Webster. Mr. ...
- 23 January, 1827, | Mr. Wirt finished his argument on this great case, and it was very ...
- 24 January, 1827, | At Mrs. Clay’s. Party tolerably agreeable. The city is extremely gay at ...
- 25 January, 1827, | Evening at the Concert. Miss Gillingham’s sung tolerably well only. I was ...
- 26 January, 1827, | A dinner at home. Nothing very extraordinary. The party consisting of the ...
- 27 January, 1827, | Went to the French Minister’s. A very dark evening indeed. So much so that ...
- 28 January, 1827, | Morning at home, writing, Executive record, Voltaire, Spenser, evening at ...
- 29 January, 1827, | Another Concert of the Miss Gillinghams and others for the relief of the ...
- 30 January, 1827, | Walked to the Capitol but remained there only a few moments. In the ...
- 31 January, 1827, | I walked to the Capitol, but finding nothing was going on, returned ...
February
- 1 February, 1827, | Morning at home, fine day, walk, Capitol, House of Representatives, dull, ...
- 2 February, 1827, | A dinner at home which passed much as they commonly do. After which I went ...
- 3 February, 1827, | Evening at Mrs. Barbour’s. The night was extremely stormy and we went in a ...
- 4 February, 1827, | At home all day, Voltaire, letters to Richardson and George, evening, with ...
- 5 February, 1827, | A dinner at Obregon’s: The Company consisted of as many of the Corp ...
- 6 February, 1827, | Morning at home, Voltaire, Pascal, Executive record, weather bad, evening ...
- 7 February, 1827, | Evening at Mrs. Clay’s. I was engrossed almost all the evening by Miss ...
- 8 February, 1827, | Strolled to the Capitol. Heard a long discussion about points of order. ...
- 9 February, 1827, | A dinner to the Court of the United States. Judges and Lawyers talking ...
- 10 February, 1827, | I walked to the Capitol in the morning but finding that nothing ...
- 11 February, 1827, | What individual can describe the particular state of his feelings upon a ...
- 12 February, 1827, | I was at home all day, but entirely incapable of doing any thing. My ...
- 13 February, 1827, | I walked to the House of Representatives, but remained only a few minutes. ...
- 14 February, 1827, | At home during the day. My spirits have been very bad during the past week. ...
- 22 February, 1827, | Is it worthwhile to go over a regular detail of every day’s proceeding. My ...
- 23 February, 1827, | I was all day Friday at the Capitol hill with Abby. The day was lovely and ...
March
- 1 March, 1827, | Morning at home, walk to Mr. Everett’s, short visit, rain, hackney coach, ...
- 2 March, 1827, | My time has been taken up almost entirely in the attention requisite. I am ...
- 3 March, 1827, | Morning fine, walk to the Capitol, visit to Abby, pleasure, adjournment of ...
- 4 March, 1827, | Morning, walk to the Capitol, Abby, conversation, General Wool, home to ...
- 5 March, 1827, | Morning, at home, walk to the Capitol, Mr. Everett, Abby, General Wool, ...
- 6 March, 1827, | Morning, walk, arrangement with Mr. Dickinson, Note from Abby, and Mr. ...
- 7 March, 1827, | Morning, sitting to Mr. Dickinson, Miniature, spirits exceedingly dull, ...
- 8 March, 1827, | Morning, sitting to Mr. Dickinson, party gone to Harper’s Ferry, my own ...
- 9 March, 1827, | Morning, final sitting to Mr. Dickinson, day wasted at home, unable to ...
- 10 March, 1827, | From an entire inability to make any exertion, I have hitherto delayed ...
- 11 March, 1827, | Morning at home, copy Mr. Jefferson’s letter to Mr. Van Beuren, pain in my ...
- 12 March, 1827, | Morning at home, Miniature finished, ride with my Mother, Mr. Jefferson’s ...
- 13 March, 1827, | Morning, Mr. Jefferson’s letter, Note from Mr. Everett, party returned, ...
- 14 March, 1827, | Morning at home, Abby here, conversation, letter from Mr. Brooks, evening ...
- 15 March, 1827, | Morning at home, pain in my face, copying, small dinner party at home, Mrs. ...
- 25 March, 1827, | The Everetts deferred their departure till Thursday 22 March. And I ...
- 28 March, 1827, | I have resumed my regular habits and find them quite agreeable. I think ...
- 31 March, 1827, | I have passed one day in study, another in fishing and a third in laziness ...
April
- 1 April, 1827, | Executive Record, Morning at home, Law, letter to Abby, quiet day, evening ...
- 2 April, 1827, | Executive Record, Morning, Mr. C. B. King, walk, first sitting, Geography, ...
- 3 April, 1827, | Executive Record, Morning, fishing, boat, cross the river, no sport, late ...
- 4 April, 1827, | Executive Record, Morning at home, Starkie on Evidence, Geography, evening ...
- 5 April, 1827, | Fishing and study have constituted my most general amusements for the last ...
- 6 April, 1827, | I arose shortly after six, wrote my portion of Record for the Morning and ...
- 7 April, 1827, | Completed my share of Executive Record and of Maltebrun before I ...
- 8 April, 1827, | I wrote my portion of Executive Record this morning and devoted the rest ...
- 9 April, 1827, | I wrote my portion of the Executive Record and read a portion of Maltebrun ...
- 10 April, 1827, | Copied as much as usual but had no time for Geography. After breakfast I ...
- 11 April, 1827, | Finished the requisite quantity of Ex. Rec. and read a little of geography ...
- 12 April, 1827, | I barely accomplished my Record without much time to give to Geography ...
- 13 April, 1827, | My Record was done in very good time and a portion of Geography read ...
- 14 April, 1827, | Performed my morning duties to my satisfaction, and took a short sitting ...
- 15 April, 1827, | Finished my Record early and read Geography. Received letters which ...
- 16 April, 1827, | I was later than usual at my Record owing to some arrangements about ...
- 17 April, 1827, | Finished my Record and Geography in very good season. I also devoted my ...
- 18 April, 1827, | Performed my morning duties with all propriety. Instead of law however I ...
- 19 April, 1827, | I was engaged in the regular performance of my duties throughout the day, ...
- 20 April, 1827, | After the duties were accomplished which are arranged before breakfast, I ...
- 21 April, 1827, | Morning duties regularly performed. I find it necessary to add another ...
- 22 April, 1827, | I took a bath, but the water was too cold. I felt chilled during the ...
- 23 April, 1827, | I took a bath but decided to postpone a repetition until a proper season. ...
- 24 April, 1827, | Morning exercises performed as usual. I took my last sitting at Mr. King’s ...
- 25 April, 1827, | Morning exercises as usual. But I was very negligent in the remaining ...
- 26 April, 1827, | I did this day for the first time perform all my required duties, and the ...
- 27 April, 1827, | I wrote my Record and performed my duty in Geography exceedingly well. But ...
- 28 April, 1827, | I arose one hour later than usual, owing to my servants carrying away my ...
- 29 April, 1827, | I finished my Record and Geography as usual, but spent the principal part ...
- 30 April, 1827, | Morning occupied as usual. Studied during the day due portions of Grotius, ...
May
- 1 May, 1827, | Morning as usual. Occupation regular throughout the day. I wrote a long ...
- 2 May, 1827, | As much fire in my room as in winter. The day was spent in study almost ...
- 3 May, 1827, | I performed my exercises of the Morning with great regularity. And ...
- 4 May, 1827, | Morning as usual. But Wyer interrupted me in my Law and so I lost an hour. ...
- 5 May, 1827, | Morning as usual. I commenced another of the volumes of the Record making ...
- 6 May, 1827, | Morning as usual. I employed myself during the day in arranging my papers ...
- 7 May, 1827, | Morning a little later and consequently studied Geography after breakfast. ...
- 8 May, 1827, | Performed the requisite duties of the Morning, but spent the day fishing ...
- 9 May, 1827, | Morning duties as usual. And law with the rest excepting an hour in which ...
- 10 May, 1827, | Very heavy rain. Duties tolerably performed, although my spirits much in ...
- 11 May, 1827, | I went this morning after finishing my Record, to the Dentist’s and ...
- 12 May, 1827, | Performed my duties tolerably well today. After the duties of the morning ...
- 13 May, 1827, | I was quite busy all day but what constituted my occupation beyond filing ...
- 14 May, 1827, | Employed much as usual. I commenced another volume of my Copy of the ...
- 15 May, 1827, | Missing the performance of my Record I arose very early indeed and went ...
- 16 May, 1827, | Owing to my fatigue I did not perform my exercises as usual before ...
- 17 May, 1827, | After the finishing of the Record which has of late always occupied me ...
- 18 May, 1827, | Occupations of the morning tolerably well performed. I did not read Coke ...
- 19 May, 1827, | I performed all my exercises tolerably well today with the exception of my ...
- 20 May, 1827, | I was employed in arranging Newspapers and in making up the deficiencies ...
- 21 May, 1827, | Rainy and cold. The weather makes me sleepy so that it was late before I ...
- 22 May, 1827, | Occupied during the day very attentively upon my duties. I received a ...
- 23 May, 1827, | Morning occupied as usual. Having finished my law I thought I would take ...
- 24 May, 1827, | Morning as usual. Occupied very much all day. I employed the afternoon in ...
- 25 May, 1827, | Morning as usual. No letter from Abby. I have forgotten to mention that ...
- 26 May, 1827, | Morning spent in a fishing excursion without any sport and from which I ...
- 27 May, 1827, | Occupied as usual upon Sundays. Filing Newspapers and reviewing the ...
- 28 May, 1827, | I performed my usual duties with very tolerable regularity. Wrote a letter ...
- 29 May, 1827, | Went through as usual today. I received a letter from Abby at Medford. ...
- 30 May, 1827, | After breakfast and before I had quite finished my Record, I was called ...
- 31 May, 1827, | I performed my duties quite tolerably this morning and wrote a letter to ...
June
- 1 June, 1827, | My eyes and teeth trouble me. The first having been injured by the water, ...
- 2 June, 1827, | I did nothing to day but write my record and go to see the Dentist who ...
- 3 June, 1827, | I arose very early this morning and wrote my portion of Record as usual. ...
- 4 June, 1827, | Bath and Executive Record as usual. But my eyes being in a condition not ...
- 5 June, 1827, | I did not occupy myself much today as my time was taken up in walking into ...
- 6 June, 1827, | After the morning exercises I went down to give King the last sitting, ...
- 7 June, 1827, | After the morning duties, I joined my brother John in a fishing excursion ...
- 8 June, 1827, | After the morning’s occupation I agreed to go fishing with my brother ...
- 9 June, 1827, | Morning as usual. But the day was passed in arranging Mr. Ironside’s books ...
- 10 June, 1827, | Morning occupations. A great deal of time occupied in reading and filing ...
- 11 June, 1827, | I spent the day at home very quietly indeed. Nothing of any kind happened ...
- 12 June, 1827, | At home all day. Whom should I see today upon entering my brother’s room ...
- 13 June, 1827, | I arose very early this morning and went out fishing with my brother John. ...
- 14 June, 1827, | I took some Medicine this morning, not feeling well pleased by the ...
- 15 June, 1827, | The weather being warm, I remained at home during the day but I did not ...
- 16 June, 1827, | Morning at home, Weather being very warm, I was not so well engaged as I ...
- 17 June, 1827, | Engaged in filing Newspapers. I also wrote a letter to Richardson and read ...
- 18 June, 1827, | Morning exercises as usual. I occupied myself until noon, and then it ...
- 19 June, 1827, | Morning exercises as usual, and in the day I returned very considerably to ...
- 20 June, 1827, | Morning as usual at home. I am now gradually attempting to return to my ...
- 21 June, 1827, | Morning as usual. Exercises not well performed but it is well to commence ...
- 22 June, 1827, | I recommenced my practice of bathing in the morning, left off for some ...
- 23 June, 1827, | Morning as usual. I read but without much effect, my mind being full of ...
- 24 June, 1827, | Morning as usual. In the day I was occupied in filing and arranging papers ...
- 25 June, 1827, | I employed myself at home during the day, and as Grotius was finished, I ...
- 26 June, 1827, | Occupations much as usual, my mind is very considerably distracted in a ...
- 27 June, 1827, | The round of my occupations is so very monotonous as hardly to make it ...
- 28 June, 1827, | A letter came from George today complaining of an accident which he met ...
- 29 June, 1827, | Morning occupation as usual. Madame left us today attended only by two ...
- 30 June, 1827, | Miss Roberdeau and Mary remain to take care of the family. I studied as ...
July
- 1 July, 1827, | Occupied as usual filing newspapers, and did but very little else during ...
- 2 July, 1827, | I omitted to read Coke upon Littleton this morning and occupied myself in ...
- 3 July, 1827, | My avocations as usual. No thing of particular interest. Feeling ...
- 4 July, 1827, | Of course, a great deal of noise and dust and heat. The President opened ...
- 5 July, 1827, | Exercises as usual. The weather has moderated very considerably. But ...
- 6 July, 1827, | Exercises as usual. I did not feel well and in exceeding low spirits. ...
- 7 July, 1827, | The days pass so quietly that I hardly think it worth while to record any ...
- 8 July, 1827, | Morning occupied filing Papers much as usual and reading the News. The day ...
- 9 July, 1827, | Morning as usual. Little information of any description. I did not read as ...
- 10 July, 1827, | Morning as usual. Letters arrived from Madame announcing her arrival safe ...
- 11 July, 1827, | I passed the day much as usual. Nothing remarkable occurred. I occupied ...
- 12 July, 1827, | Occupations much as usual, although it must be confessed my attention is ...
- 13 July, 1827, | Employed as usual. No letter from Abby again today. Quite provoked and ...
- 14 July, 1827, | Occupations as usual. A letter from Abby arrived here at last, which I ...
- 15 July, 1827, | My usual business employed me, Filing Newspapers, a vocation which will ...
- 16 July, 1827, | Occupation somewhat as usual. But finding myself likely to be affected ...
- 27 July, 1827, | I did not take a bath this morning and shall discontinue it for a day or ...
- 31 July, 1827, | My books and my old diaries being packed up for some time and not to be ...
- 31 July, 1827, | Take leave of Mary C. Hellen. Journey to Baltimore with my Father. I ...
August
- 1 August, 1827, | Roused most shockingly early in order to take the morning Steam boat for ...
- 2 August, 1827, | Roused early to go to the Steamboat for New York—Trenton, Captain Jenkins. ...
- 3 August, 1827, | I took a bath this morning for cleanliness and walked about the City. ...
- 4 August, 1827, | We arrived at Providence in 19 hours from New York. The time would have ...
- 5 August, 1827, | The weather exceedingly warm. I rode to Medford and found Abby alone. She ...
- 6 August, 1827, | After breakfasting at Medford I drove Abby to Boston. The day was most ...
- 7 August, 1827, | Called at George’s. Met Richardson. Selected a room at Mrs. Wilson’s ...
- 8 August, 1827, | I found Thomas B. Adams Jr. here upon my arrival. He looks much as he did ...
- 9 August, 1827, | Took a salt water bath and stopped at George’s. Wrote a note to Abby and ...
- 10 August, 1827, | Day spent in desultory reading, more particularly in examining a book ...
- 11 August, 1827, | The whole day passed at Quincy in reading. Mr. Edward Miller, Mr. Marston ...
- 12 August, 1827, | The day very rainy and unpleasant, which confined me entirely to the house. ...
- 13 August, 1827, | I rode through Boston to Medford this morning. Found Abby quite happy to ...
- 14 August, 1827, | I started from Medford early and leaving Boston directly arrived at Quincy ...
- 15 August, 1827, | Day rainy, passed in reading and occasional conversation with my father. ...
- 16 August, 1827, | I should have gone to Boston yesterday to comply with an engagement made ...
- 17 August, 1827, | Morning devoted quietly to reading. Dined at Genl. Dearborn’s at Roxbury ...
- 18 August, 1827, | On this day I enter upon my twenty first year. Moments are now passing ...
- 19 August, 1827, | Morning at home engaged in conversation with George upon family affairs. ...
- 20 August, 1827, | Took the Stage to Boston and from there I went directly to Medford where I ...
- 21 August, 1827, | I returned to Boston with Abby, and after bathing, went according to ...
- 22 August, 1827, | Called at George’s and then at Mr. Webster’s Office to give notice of my ...
- 23 August, 1827, | Morning occupied in walking about the town to see the changes which had ...
- 24 August, 1827, | I returned to town this morning in company with Abby. Called at George’s, ...
- 25 August, 1827, | Morning at the Exchange to see my father. Saw Richardson afterwards at my ...
- 26 August, 1827, | I attended Meeting, as it is called, both morning and afternoon. Mr. ...
- 27 August, 1827, | Morning very rainy, but did not deter my father from going to Boston, but ...
- 28 August, 1827, | Fair weather. Went to the Office. Studied until I found myself in the ...
- 29 August, 1827, | Seldom has head ache afflicted me as that did last night. The back part of ...
- 30 August, 1827, | I felt somewhat better this morning, but still unwell. My day was passed ...
- 31 August, 1827, | Feeling so much better today I refused taking Medicine and passed the day ...
September
- 1 September, 1827, | Left Quincy in the Stage for Boston, thinking myself well, but I soon ...
- 2 September, 1827, | Medicine this morning, at home all day in consequence and in very low ...
- 3 September, 1827, | I rode to Boston in the Stage, and after passing the Morning there, took a ...
- 4 September, 1827, | I drove Abby into Boston. After a bath, heard that John and Johnson Hellen ...
- 5 September, 1827, | My father went with Mr. Brooks and Mr. Everett to see the manufacturing ...
- 6 September, 1827, | Returned to Boston this morning with my father and passed it at the office ...
- 7 September, 1827, | Day passed very quietly at the Office, reading Law. Saw the Miss Carters ...
- 8 September, 1827, | Morning at the Office, but as I did not like the idea of passing Sunday in ...
- 9 September, 1827, | I amused myself in the morning with a perusal of my father’s article on ...
- 10 September, 1827, | Found myself much relieved. Suffering now only from the painful effect of ...
- 11 September, 1827, | Rode to Boston in the Stage finding no farther need of remaining at Quincy. ...
- 12 September, 1827, | I drove Abby to Nahant with me, while Mr. Brooks and Mrs. Davis came on in ...
- 13 September, 1827, | Returned to Boston, and spent the day at the Office. Little or no variety. ...
- 14 September, 1827, | Morning passed at the Office. Went to Mr. Harding’s to see my father who ...
- 15 September, 1827, | Morning at the Office, thence to Harding’s and saw an opening likeness, ...
- 16 September, 1827, | This day passed with but little incident of a nature worthy to be recorded. ...
- 17 September, 1827, | Rode to Boston in Mr. Brooks’ open Carriage in company with him and Abby. ...
- 18 September, 1827, | I called at Mrs. Frothingham’s to inquire how Abby did. And afterwards ...
- 19 September, 1827, | I was at the Office in the morning excepting a short call to see Abby. ...
- 20 September, 1827, | Rain all day. Morning reading at the Office. Afternoon and evening at Mrs. ...
- 21 September, 1827, | Occupied in reading at the Office excepting a call at Mrs. F.’s. Incessant ...
- 22 September, 1827, | Office. Call at Mrs. F.’s and sit an hour with Abby. Left her without any ...
- 23 September, 1827, | Attended Meeting all day. In the afternoon Sidney Brooks came out with Mr. ...
- 24 September, 1827, | I rode to Boston this morning with Mr. Brooks. Our conversation various, ...
- 25 September, 1827, | This was a great Review day and of consequence not much adapted to ...
- 26 September, 1827, | Morning at the Office. After dinner went to Winter Hill and spent the day ...
- 27 September, 1827, | I returned to Boston bringing Abby with me. Morning at the Office. At one ...
- 28 September, 1827, | Morning at the Exchange to see my father. Had a great deal of conversation ...
- 29 September, 1827, | I returned to Boston pretty rapidly, as the weather was quite cold. Called ...
- 30 September, 1827, | Morning passed in conversation with John about the affairs of my father. I ...
October
- 1 October, 1827, | As George was not fit for service, I went as his substitute with my father ...
- 2 October, 1827, | Went to Boston in the Stage, and passed the Morning at the Office. After ...
- 3 October, 1827, | Morning at the Office. Call at Dr. Gorham’s according to request to see ...
- 4 October, 1827, | Morning at the Office excepting a call at Dr. Gorham’s which consumed an ...
- 5 October, 1827, | Breakfasted with John at the Exchange. Read law a couple of hours at the ...
- 6 October, 1827, | Morning at the Office excepting an hour spent at Mrs. Frothingham’s with ...
- 7 October, 1827, | At Medford all day without attending Church. Mr. Stephen Gorham was here. ...
- 8 October, 1827, | My spirits were unusually low this morning and it was very difficult for ...
- 9 October, 1827, | Passed the morning at the Office. Mr. Webster invited me to dine with him. ...
- 10 October, 1827, | Morning at the Office. Afternoon also, making quite famous progress. Rainy ...
- 11 October, 1827, | Morning at the Office. Dined at Mrs. Frothingham’s by special invitation. ...
- 12 October, 1827, | Morning at the Office, and in Court of Common Pleas. It is my custom to ...
- 13 October, 1827, | Morning at the Office. I received two letters, one from my Mother at ...
- 14 October, 1827, | Medford. Went to Meeting in the Morning. Walked with Mr. Brooks, both ...
- 15 October, 1827, | I rode into town this morning after spending an hour with Abby, the ...
- 16 October, 1827, | According to my father’s advice in Saturday’s letter I arose at five ...
- 17 October, 1827, | I arose at about half past five o’clock and read Cruise’s Digest until ...
- 18 October, 1827, | Occupied two hours before breakfast reading Sir William Temple’s Essays. ...
- 19 October, 1827, | Morning occupied in reading but with less time than I have had heretofore. ...
- 20 October, 1827, | Rode into Boston. The day was lovely and my spirits were calm and quiet. ...
- 21 October, 1827, | My sad reflections did not prevent my sleeping until near six o’clock this ...
- 22 October, 1827, | Rode to town this morning. At the Office in the morning and afternoon, ...
- 23 October, 1827, | As I was getting up this morning I accidentally broke my washing basin and ...
- 24 October, 1827, | I omitted yesterday noticing the receipt of two letters from my Mother, ...
- 25 October, 1827, | Hand still troublesome. Morning at the Office, at Mrs. Frothingham’s and ...
- 26 October, 1827, | Morning occupied in examining authorities for my Case. After breakfast ...
- 27 October, 1827, | Morning at the Office. I forgot to mention yesterday the receipt of an ...
- 28 October, 1827, | Attended Meeting in the Morning and heard Mr. Stetson preach a Sermon ...
- 29 October, 1827, | I returned to Boston this morning alone, having a very pleasant ride as ...
- 30 October, 1827, | Morning at the Office and in the Circuit Court. The Captain who was tried ...
- 31 October, 1827, | Morning occupied in reading Cruise. In the Circuit Court listening to the ...
November
- 1 November, 1827, | Morning occupied in copying a Lecture upon Practice in Law. A subject of ...
- 2 November, 1827, | Morning at Mrs. Frothingham’s to see Abby. I felt very stupid in ...
- 3 November, 1827, | I awoke very early in the morning quite sick in consequence of some ...
- 4 November, 1827, | This day passed with very little to make it remarkable as indeed all happy ...
- 5 November, 1827, | I came into Boston bringing Abby to Boston with me. Morning at the Office ...
- 6 November, 1827, | My time is at last pretty much at my own disposal and I am progressing in ...
- 7 November, 1827, | Arose this morning to see the fall of snow which had taken place in the ...
- 8 November, 1827, | Day quite stormy. Snow falling. Received a letter from my Mother ...
- 9 November, 1827, | Morning rather wasted. Received a letter from John explaining the troubles ...
- 10 November, 1827, | I occupied myself before breakfast in writing a letter to my Mother. On ...
- 11 November, 1827, | Amazingly cold for this Season. I spent the morning very quietly at the ...
- 12 November, 1827, | Rode to Boston in company with Mr. Brooks. Found a letter from my Father ...
- 13 November, 1827, | Occupied at my room in writing my letter to my Father. After which I went ...
- 14 November, 1827, | The storm continued all day changing its complexion from rain to Snow. At ...
- 15 November, 1827, | Morning cold but clear. Not much of any thing done in the course of the ...
- 16 November, 1827, | Returned to Boston with Mr. Brooks. A very pleasant ride. Passed the ...
- 17 November, 1827, | Received a letter from my Father in reply to mine of the 6th as ...
- 18 November, 1827, | Attended Meeting in the morning. Heard Mr. Stetson who was much as usual. ...
- 19 November, 1827, | Returned to Boston with Mr. Brooks. Received letters from my Mother and ...
- 20 November, 1827, | Wrote to my Father before breakfast. I then went to the Office where I ...
- 21 November, 1827, | Arose quite late and with a head ache in consequence of the last night’s ...
- 22 November, 1827, | Wrote to John before breakfast. Morning at the Office and in Court where ...
- 23 November, 1827, | Called at Mrs. Frothingham’s to see Abby and passed all the morning there. ...
- 24 November, 1827, | Wrote to my Mother. Called at Mrs. F.’s and sat an hour with Abby. ...
- 25 November, 1827, | The children have made me wish myself in Boston more than once. Indeed to ...
- 26 November, 1827, | Returned to Boston with Mr. Brooks. Morning at the Office. My spirits sink ...
- 27 November, 1827, | Wrote to my father according to custom, and in reply to a letter received ...
- 28 November, 1827, | Morning at the Office. Nothing new of any importance. Studied but not with ...
- 29 November, 1827, | Thanksgiving day. Arose quite late and occupied myself for some time in ...
- 30 November, 1827, | The weather was so very stormy this morning as to prevent my being able to ...
December
- 1 December, 1827, | Wrote to my Mother. Morning and afternoon at the office occupied quite ...
- 2 December, 1827, | Morning reading and occupied until eleven o’clock when it was time for me ...
- 3 December, 1827, | Returned to town after some conversation with Abby after breakfast. ...
- 4 December, 1827, | Wrote a letter to my father according to custom. Received one from my ...
- 5 December, 1827, | Occupied at the Office all day copying a Paper called a bill in Equity ...
- 6 December, 1827, | I finished the Letters of Louis de Montalte by Pascal. This book, though ...
- 7 December, 1827, | Morning at the Office looking out authorities in the case which I am about ...
- 8 December, 1827, | Morning occupied before breakfast in writing to my Mother. After breakfast ...
- 9 December, 1827, | Mr. Frothingham who came out to preach this morning at Medford brought the ...
- 10 December, 1827, | Returned to town with Mr. Brooks. Went to George’s Office and had much ...
- 11 December, 1827, | Wrote to my father this morning. Received after breakfast a most ...
- 12 December, 1827, | Morning call at Mrs. Frothingham’s. Saw Abby. Previously to this received ...
- 13 December, 1827, | Morning at the Office, reading Law. At twelve o’clock went with George to ...
- 14 December, 1827, | Morning at the Office, nothing remarkable occurred. Conversation with ...
- 15 December, 1827, | I finished the letter to my Mother commenced last evening. Then went to ...
- 16 December, 1827, | Went to Meeting this morning at Dr. Channing’s with Miss Harriet Welsh and ...
- 17 December, 1827, | Morning, a short time at the Office. Went then to see Abby at her ...
- 18 December, 1827, | Wrote a letter to my father. Then went to see Abby and passed the morning ...
- 19 December, 1827, | Found myself suffering this morning with a violent headache without being ...
- 20 December, 1827, | Morning at the Office busily employed but not satisfactorily. The rumor is ...
- 21 December, 1827, | Morning at the Office but not occupied very usefully. Called at Dr. ...
- 22 December, 1827, | Wrote to my Mother before breakfast. I then went to see Abby at Mrs. ...
- 23 December, 1827, | Very cold this morning. Did not go out as I was confident I should not be ...
- 24 December, 1827, | Received a letter from my Father, which should have arrived on Saturday. ...
- 25 December, 1827, | Christmas day. But it was unattended by the accompaniments which I have ...
- 26 December, 1827, | Morning at the Office examining the law case. Looked over the ...
- 27 December, 1827, | In consequence of the Note from Abby I started at ten o’clock for Medford. ...
- 28 December, 1827, | The weather changed from snow to rain during the night and the consequence ...
- 29 December, 1827, | My habit of early rising has again failed. We are strange mortals when we ...
- 30 December, 1827, | Morning at home reading and more busily occupied than I have been for some ...
- 31 December, 1827, | Morning at the Office for a few moments only, from there to Mr. Blake’s to ...