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Browsing documents from 1829
January
- 1 January, 1829, | The morning was cloudy and dull which ushered in the New Year. At this ...
- 2 January, 1829, | Morning still cloudy and unpleasant. At the Office. Received a letter from ...
- 3 January, 1829, | The weather changed during the Night and saluted us this morning with a ...
- 4 January, 1829, | The weather did not relax at all in the intensity of cold. I suffered very ...
- 5 January, 1829, | Left Medford quite late this morning, anticipating a cold and disagreeable ...
- 6 January, 1829, | Morning at the Office, and in the Court of Common Pleas. I was this day ...
- 7 January, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Received a letter from my Father but without a ...
- 8 January, 1829, | The day of the hero’s glory came in Clouds and rain. We had not so much ...
- 9 January, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Weather very disagreeable and the streets wet and ...
- 10 January, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Received a letter from my Aunt Smith, instead of ...
- 11 January, 1829, | The Cold was almost as severe today as it was last Sunday, giving to us ...
- 12 January, 1829, | Returned to town this morning. The weather still cold, but much moderated. ...
- 13 January, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Massachusetts Reports. I was occupied some time in ...
- 14 January, 1829, | The day was mild and rainy, which kept me at the Office employed almost ...
- 15 January, 1829, | The uniformity of a studious life is proverbial. I have little or no ...
- 16 January, 1829, | This was a lovely day and the softness of the air relieved me ...
- 17 January, 1829, | Morning at the Office, engaged in writing a letter to my Mother. After ...
- 18 January, 1829, | Still rainy, attended the Meeting in Federal Street and heard Mr. Gannet ...
- 19 January, 1829, | Returned to Boston, rather late and passed the morning, or rather what ...
- 20 January, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Received at last a letter from my Father with a ...
- 21 January, 1829, | Morning at the Office, engaged in writing a reply to my father’s last ...
- 22 January, 1829, | Morning at the Office, reading the Massachusetts Reports and the third ...
- 23 January, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Occupied in reading some important cases in the ...
- 24 January, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Received a very pleasant letter from my Mother, in ...
- 25 January, 1829, | Morning cold. Went to Meeting in Federal Street, and heard Mr. Emerson ...
- 26 January, 1829, | After waiting an hour or two with Abby, I came into town. The weather was ...
- 27 January, 1829, | Morning foggy with rain. At the Office and in Court. Heard the close of an ...
- 28 January, 1829, | Winter is again upon us, and I do not welcome it with pleasure. But it is ...
- 29 January, 1829, | Morning passed principally in Court, listening to an argument on the part ...
- 30 January, 1829, | Morning at the Office; received a pleasant letter from my Mother, in ...
- 31 January, 1829, | A fit of low spirits has come upon me, from what particular reason, I am ...
February
- 1 February, 1829, | Attended at Church all day at Federal Street. Heard Mr. Gannett whom I ...
- 2 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Occupied in digesting my Notes about the Middlesex ...
- 3 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Employed in reading Law and drawing up my paper ...
- 4 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Occupied much of the time in drawing up a Paper ...
- 5 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Received a pleasant letter from John, asking my ...
- 6 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Received very pleasant letters from my Father and ...
- 7 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Engaged very busily in an answer to my father’s ...
- 8 February, 1829, | Went to Church this morning at Federal Street and heard Dr. Channing ...
- 9 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office, engaged all the morning though I could hardly tell ...
- 10 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Not very usefully occupied. I must again resume my ...
- 11 February, 1829, | Arose in better spirits. Morning at the Office, occupied in reading Law. ...
- 12 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office, occupied in reading Law. Nothing of any consequence ...
- 13 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Suffering under a head ach, the consequence of the ...
- 14 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office but not much occupied. Wrote a letter to my Mother ...
- 15 February, 1829, | Morning at Meeting at Dr. Channing’s. Heard him but not with much interest. ...
- 16 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Received a pleasant letter from my Mother enclosing ...
- 17 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court of Common Pleas. Little of any ...
- 18 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court. Three days have been passed in a ...
- 19 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Reading Law but not with any interest. The ...
- 20 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office. And in Court. Heard a case argued of little ...
- 21 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office, but rather late. The storm ceased at eight o’clock ...
- 22 February, 1829, | Attended divine service all day at the Meeting House in Federal Street. ...
- 23 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office, engaged in examining my Papers for some years past ...
- 24 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court. Little going on of any importance. The ...
- 25 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court. The place was crowded as it was ...
- 26 February, 1829, | The morning opened with a heavy rain, which acting upon the snow already ...
- 27 February, 1829, | Morning cold and unpleasant. At the Office and in Court. This Controversy ...
- 28 February, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Wrote a letter to my Mother and a short Note to my ...
March
- 1 March, 1829, | Attended service in the morning and heard Mr. Gannet deliver a Sermon as ...
- 2 March, 1829, | Passed an hour with Abby previous to my return to town, pleasantly enough. ...
- 3 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Weather tolerably mild at last. After being engaged ...
- 4 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office, and in the Supreme Court where I listened to a case ...
- 5 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in the Supreme Court. Arguments to unimportant ...
- 6 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in the Supreme Court. Heard an argument in the ...
- 7 March, 1829, | I attended in the Supreme Court as much as I could but was exceedingly ...
- 8 March, 1829, | Attended divine service and heard Mr. Gannet deliver a Sermon somewhat in ...
- 9 March, 1829, | Returned to town rather earlier than usual, as Mr. Brooks came in with me. ...
- 10 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court. Heard arguments as usual. Nothing ...
- 11 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in the Supreme Court. Cases of little interest ...
- 12 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court. A heavy rain which promises to have an ...
- 13 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court. Little or nothing going on and I feel ...
- 14 March, 1829, | Received a long letter from my father this morning, giving his account of ...
- 15 March, 1829, | Morning cold. Attended divine Service at the Church on Federal Street and ...
- 16 March, 1829, | Morning cloudy. Returned to town rather late in order to give time for my ...
- 17 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office, occupied in copying my letter to my Father, which ...
- 18 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Nothing remarkable. Called into the Justices Court ...
- 19 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court. The land cause was going on and as I ...
- 20 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Passed in reading Blackstone with some attention. I ...
- 21 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Looked over some Chapters of Blackstone and a long ...
- 22 March, 1829, | Attended divine service all day, at Dr. Channing’s. Heard in the morning ...
- 23 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court. The Judges passed the morning in ...
- 24 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court. Heard an argument upon a Case which ...
- 25 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court. Heard an Argument upon a Case relating ...
- 26 March, 1829, | Returned to town this morning without accident. Found a letter for me at ...
- 27 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court. Found a case of but little interest ...
- 28 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court, but finding nothing very instructive ...
- 29 March, 1829, | The day was lovely, being the first of the kind which we have had during ...
- 30 March, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court. Heard an argument which did not ...
- 31 March, 1829, | Morning rainy and dull. At the Office and in Court. Heard an argument upon ...
April
- 1 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office. In Court for a short time but the case did not ...
- 2 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office, and in Court. The Judges occupied the morning in ...
- 3 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Received a letter from my mother, in good spirits. ...
- 4 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Read Blackstone and felt better than I did ...
- 5 April, 1829, | Morning pleasant. As Abby was decided to remain in town today, I thought I ...
- 6 April, 1829, | My room was not remarkably good but I rested pretty well and went to the ...
- 7 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office. But not occupied as I ought to be. Went into the ...
- 8 April, 1829, | Returned to town with Mr. Brooks. The morning was very fine and the ride ...
- 9 April, 1829, | The day commenced with clouds and a cold easterly wind which soon brought ...
- 10 April, 1829, | Morning cloudy and cold. Returned to town in time to avoid the rain which ...
- 11 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Read Blackstone and passed the morning very quietly. ...
- 12 April, 1829, | Morning clear and pleasant. I took advantage of it to cut my connexion ...
- 13 April, 1829, | Day rather cold for this month but I had a pleasant ride into town from ...
- 14 April, 1829, | This morning is the first which reminds us of the advance of Spring. I ...
- 15 April, 1829, | Another beautiful day. Morning at the Office. I propose to divide my time ...
- 16 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office. My head still troubled me a little and continued to ...
- 17 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office, reading Blackstone. The weather begins to give ...
- 18 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Day clear but cool with an East wind. Wrote a ...
- 19 April, 1829, | Morning cloudy and dark. I remained at the House reading the North ...
- 20 April, 1829, | Returned to town this morning, the weather being like Spring but damp. ...
- 21 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Received another letter from my Mother somewhat ...
- 22 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Felt dull and unwell, but finished a Volume of ...
- 23 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court. Received a pleasant letter from my ...
- 24 April, 1829, | Returned to town this morning. Conversation with George. At the Office ...
- 25 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office, engaged in writing an answer to my father and in ...
- 26 April, 1829, | Morning clear but cold. Rode to Medford to dine. Found Mr. Walker, the ...
- 27 April, 1829, | Returned to town with Abby in company. Weather cold but not unpleasant. At ...
- 28 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Weather cold and chilly. Reading Blackstone, in the ...
- 29 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office. George went positively this morning and left his ...
- 30 April, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Read law as usual. Nothing remarkable occurred and ...
May
- 1 May, 1829, | The morning was not by any means such as to merit the character which ...
- 2 May, 1829, | I sit down to record the Journal of this day with an aching heart and a ...
- 3 May, 1829, | I have heard nothing of this excepting through the public papers but the ...
- 4 May, 1829, | My morning was principally occupied in looking over the papers which my ...
- 5 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office. The men came this morning to make the repairs to my ...
- 6 May, 1829, | I have felt utterly unable to apply myself to any study of Law this week ...
- 7 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Nothing very remarkable occurred. I was engaged ...
- 8 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office. I attempted to read a little Law but could not ...
- 9 May, 1829, | Morning, returned to town with Mr. Brooks who was very kind and pleasant. ...
- 10 May, 1829, | Morning cloudy with showers of rain. I rode to Medford. The country ...
- 11 May, 1829, | Returned to town in a cold wind and not very pleasant day. Found letters ...
- 12 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Weather cool and clear. Received a letter from my ...
- 13 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office, and at the House where poor George was, looking ...
- 14 May, 1829, | Returned to town with Mr. Brooks. The morning was lovely and the ride ...
- 15 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Provoked to think that I had no letters. I am now ...
- 16 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office, weather cloudy and chilly. No letters from home. I ...
- 17 May, 1829, | Beautiful spring Morning. I went to Meeting this morning and heard Mr. ...
- 18 May, 1829, | Another beautiful morning. Returned to town with Mr. Brooks. I felt ...
- 19 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Still no letters which keeps down my spirits ...
- 20 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office. The weather which threatened great heat cooled off ...
- 21 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office. The weather which had been cold and chilly cleared ...
- 22 May, 1829, | Returned to town with Mr. Brooks and Abby. The weather was delightful and ...
- 23 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Occupied in writing as usual and preparing my room ...
- 24 May, 1829, | The day was beautiful. One of those lovely ones which we have when the new ...
- 25 May, 1829, | Returned to town with Mr. Brooks. The weather exceedingly warm and as I ...
- 26 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Rainy day but warm. Engaged in writing up my old ...
- 27 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Engaged very busily all day in arranging my new ...
- 28 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Occupied as usual in writing and engaged in making ...
- 29 May, 1829, | Returned to town with Mr. Brooks in a shower of rain, the wind was very ...
- 30 May, 1829, | Morning at the Office, engaged in writing and also reading a little of ...
- 31 May, 1829, | Morning cloudy but not unpleasant. I rode to Medford and found the family ...
June
- 1 June, 1829, | Morning cloudy and very cold. I rode into town from Medford early and ...
- 2 June, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Weather cold and chilly. After writing a portion of ...
- 3 June, 1829, | Morning at the Office, occupied much as usual, in writing and reading the ...
- 4 June, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Weather again warm and pleasant. I was tempted ...
- 5 June, 1829, | Returned to town this morning with Mr. Brooks. Found a letter at last, ...
- 6 June, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Engaged in writing as usual. I did not reform this ...
- 7 June, 1829, | The day which commenced with clouds and a little rain cleared off ...
- 8 June, 1829, | Returned to town with Mr. Brooks, weather showery but quite mild. Arrived ...
- 9 June, 1829, | Morning at the Office but did not remain there for I passed a part of it ...
- 10 June, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in the Supreme Court. I employed myself as much ...
- 11 June, 1829, | Returned to town early with Mr. Brooks. Found no later information from my ...
- 12 June, 1829, | Morning at the Office and in Court. I listened to rather a dull argument ...
- 13 June, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Attended Court for a little while but found nothing ...
- 14 June, 1829, | Not having received any letters from home last night leading me to suppose ...
- 15 June, 1829, | Returned to town early this morning and not in very good humour, for Abby ...
- 16 June, 1829, | Morning fine. I arose early and enjoyed the pleasure of the air, in going ...
- 17 June, 1829, | Morning fine. I arose early and took a Bath though the water was low and ...
- 18 June, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Occupied in reading and writing, first my Journal, ...
- 19 June, 1829, | Morning at the Office. Wrote my Journal and copied a portion of my Index ...
- 20 June, 1829, | Morning at the Office a short time, and engaged for the remainder in ...
- 21 June, 1829, | Fine morning after a smart thunder shower. Attended divine service in the ...
- 22 June, 1829, | Morning, returned to town with Abby, leaving her at Mrs. Dehon’s. I went ...
- 23 June, 1829, | Rode to town and went to the Office. Engaged the larger part of the ...
- 24 June, 1829, | Morning, rode to town. Engaged busily all the morning in business ...
- 25 June, 1829, | Morning, return to town. Attended the Sale of the Furniture of Messrs. ...
- 26 June, 1829, | Rode to town this morning as usual. Occupied all the morning at the Office ...
- 27 June, 1829, | John and I rode into town this morning and I was busy during the day as ...
- 28 June, 1829, | Morning at Quincy as Abby remained at Winter Hill to preserve Mrs. Everett ...
- 29 June, 1829, | Morning to town. The weather showery and unpleasant. Engaged all the ...
- 30 June, 1829, | Morning to town, weather rainy and disagreeable. Engaged in writing for my ...
July
- 1 July, 1829, | Morning to town with John, weather extremely rainy and unpleasant. I was ...
- 2 July, 1829, | Morning to town weather cool but clear. Received a Note from Abby with a ...
- 3 July, 1829, | Morning to town. Occupied as usual. Met Allyne Otis and had some ...
- 4 July, 1829, | This is the Anniversary of our Independence and therefore a public day. I ...
- 5 July, 1829, | The rain came down with great force during the night and the morning was ...
- 6 July, 1829, | Morning to town. The weather which for the past week has been cold and ...
- 7 July, 1829, | Morning at the Office. A pleasant day and easy ride. Passed the larger ...
- 8 July, 1829, | Morning to town. Occupied all the morning in sundry duties as usual. I ...
- 9 July, 1829, | Morning to town. Engaged all the morning in an appraisement of the Books ...
- 10 July, 1829, | My brother rode to town with me this morning as he takes leave of us for ...
- 11 July, 1829, | Morning to town. At the Office. Deposited Miss Oliver’s money, and then ...
- 12 July, 1829, | At home all day. Ennuyé un peu. Too many people here. I cannot somehow or ...
- 13 July, 1829, | Returned to town, accompanied by Mr. Brooks, and the road seemed short but ...
- 14 July, 1829, | Morning to town. Attended Court all the morning. The new Docket was called ...
- 15 July, 1829, | Morning to town after copying a number of letters for my father, which ...
- 16 July, 1829, | Morning to town with Abby who went to make visits in no very good humour. ...
- 17 July, 1829, | Morning to town. Engaged so much by my father that I got in quite late. I ...
- 18 July, 1829, | Delayed very considerably by my father in order to copy certain letters ...
- 19 July, 1829, | At home all day. Heavy rain fell in the morning. I did not attend divine ...
- 20 July, 1829, | Morning to town with Mr. Brooks and Abby. The day was misty and damp, the ...
- 21 July, 1829, | Morning to town. Occupied first in going to Hancock Street to see about ...
- 22 July, 1829, | Morning to town, weather exceedingly warm. I went into the Common Pleas ...
- 23 July, 1829, | Morning to town. Occupied during the morning in copying some Executors ...
- 24 July, 1829, | Returned to town this morning, and passed it as I usually do in the ...
- 25 July, 1829, | Morning to town but very late. My father first entering into conversation ...
- 26 July, 1829, | Passed all day at home at Medford. The day pleasant but quite cool. I read ...
- 27 July, 1829, | Returned to town this morning. Passed it in a manner not altogether so ...
- 28 July, 1829, | Arose early this morning in order to start with my father for Weston. He ...
- 29 July, 1829, | Morning to town, threatening a warm day but without being so. My time was ...
- 30 July, 1829, | Returned to town bringing Abby with me as far as Charlestown. The weather ...
- 31 July, 1829, | Morning to town in a shower of rain, the weather being exceedingly ...
August
- 1 August, 1829, | The weather had changed so much as to affect me sensibly with cold in ...
- 2 August, 1829, | Morning at home, engaged in reading the last Number of the Quarterly of ...
- 3 August, 1829, | Morning to town with Mrs. Frothingham and Abby in the Carriage. Engaged ...
- 4 August, 1829, | Morning to town, but before I had reached it a most violent shower came on ...
- 5 August, 1829, | Morning to town. Occupied a little at the commencement of the day but ...
- 6 August, 1829, | Morning to town. Abby in low spirits about her Mother and I could not ...
- 7 August, 1829, | Morning to town. Weather quite warm. After spending a short time at the ...
- 8 August, 1829, | Morning to town. The weather exceedingly warm. At the Office. Received a ...
- 9 August, 1829, | Morning exceedingly warm and sultry. Remained at home all day and wasted ...
- 10 August, 1829, | Morning to town accompanied by Abby. Called in passing upon Mr. Stetson to ...
- 11 August, 1829, | Morning to town, but I find myself so late in reaching it that I am ...
- 12 August, 1829, | Morning to town. Having reformed my practice, I got to town quite in ...
- 13 August, 1829, | Morning to town. Engaged as usual in a diversity of pursuits connected ...
- 14 August, 1829, | Morning to town. Mr. Frothingham came in with me and we had much ...
- 15 August, 1829, | We were visited early this morning with the most severe thunderstorm that ...
- 16 August, 1829, | Morning at home. As it is the ettiquette for a lady not to go to public ...
- 17 August, 1829, | Morning to town accompanied by Mr. Frothingham. Conversation upon the late ...
- 18 August, 1829, | This morning marks my twenty second birth day. Much has passed since the ...
- 19 August, 1829, | I left Walpole early this morning. The weather cleared up with a cool wind ...
- 20 August, 1829, | I slept or rather remained in my berth until we reached New York not being ...
- 21 August, 1829, | Morning passed in doing little or nothing. John and I took a stroll up ...
- 22 August, 1829, | It was just after the Clock struck twelve, that my brother’s Wife burst ...
- 23 August, 1829, | I arose in the morning feeling refreshed and strengthened but still ...
- 24 August, 1829, | I have unwittingly written what happened on Tuesday when I should in the ...
- 25 August, 1829, | Morning to town in the Carriage as I wished to have it repaired and have ...
- 26 August, 1829, | Morning to town but rather late owing to some conversation with my father ...
- 27 August, 1829, | Morning to town, Conversation with my father upon his property. Many very ...
- 28 August, 1829, | Returned to town with Mr. Brooks after writing Mr. Stetson a Note to ask ...
- 29 August, 1829, | Morning to Boston and the Office. Occupied in writing and arranging some ...
- 30 August, 1829, | Morning at home. Abby did not go to Meeting, this being the time of ...
- 31 August, 1829, | Morning return to town, with Abby whom I left at the House. Then to the ...