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24. IX.
Docno: DCA02d177
Date: 1825-12-24
Morning at home, assorting Newspapers, Beaumont and Fletcher, dinner party, Baron Tuyll’s, Anniversary, Corps Diplomatique, very splendid, Mr. J. W. Taylor.
25. IX.
Docno: DCA02d178
Date: 1825-12-25
Morning at home, Christmas day, letter from my Grandfather, evening with the family.
26. IX:10.
Docno: DCA02d179
Date: 1825-12-26
Morning at home, Beaumont and Fletcher, Byron, weather cold, walk to Mr. Frye’s, Christmas dinner, family.
27. IX.
Docno: DCA02d180
Date: 1825-12-27
Morning at home, Beaumont and Fletcher, Byron, dull day at home, evening, family.
28. VIII:35.
Docno: DCA02d181
Date: 1825-12-28
At home all day, Beaumont and Fletcher, Byron, a Drawing room, crowded and stupid.
29. IX.
Docno: DCA02d182
Date: 1825-12-29
At home all day, Indolence, Beaumont and Fletcher, Byron, letter from Richardson,1 evening with the family.
30. IX:10.
Docno: DCA02d183
Date: 1825-12-30
At home all day, Beaumont and Fletcher, Byron, dinner party at home, Mr. Stevenson of Pennsylvania,1 “walking on the edge of a razor.”
1. James S. Stevenson (1780–1831), a Pittsburgh manufacturer, who served as an Adams supporter in Congress from 1825 to 1829 (
Biog. Dir. Cong.
).
31. IX.
Docno: DCA02d184
Date: 1825-12-31
1. John England (1786–1842), the Roman Catholic bishop of Charleston, S.C. (
DAB
).
2. J. Mease, a friend of LCA, who lived at 192 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia (J. Mease to LCA, 14 Feb. 1825, Adams Papers).
Cite web page as: Founding Families: Digital Editions of the Papers of the Winthrops and the Adamses, ed.C. James Taylor. Boston: Massachusetts Historical Society, 2007.
http://www.masshist.org/ff/
http://www.masshist.org/ff/