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July 1816 
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  VII:45. Monday. Mrs Adams, John and Charles, fishing party— I met W. Cook— Went with Mrs. A. to see his boy. Brentford.
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  VI. Session of Parliament closed by the Prince Regent— R. Patterson. T. Sloo. A.G. Goodlet— Reading Phormio.
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  VII. Went to Covent-Garden Theatre. All the family. Jealous Wife— Love, Law and Physic. Left George at Craven Street. 1. a.m.
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  IX. Independence Day— My son John 13. years old— Cold. Rain, Thunder. confined almost to the house.
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  VI. Prince Regent's Levee at Carleton House Dinner at Craven Street. P. Sanders, at Home. Mr. Penn at Home. 3. a.m.
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  XI:15. Walk with Mrs. Adams to Brentford— Lucy Hauel vaccinated. W. Cook here— His boy better— Weather rainy.
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  VI:30. F. Church at Ealing. Mr Carr of Brighton. Mr. Millman. Matthew XIX—17— Walk to Brentford, & in our Garden.
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  VIII. To London— Covent-Garden Theatre— Artaxerxes. Countess of Jersey's Route. Dined at Craven Street. 2:30.
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  IX. Rain and Cold— W. Cook's girl has taken the small-pox— Letter from James Marsh. an Inventor. Evening walk.
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  VII. My wife and John went to London— D. Baker and George came with them back. Visit from H. Foxall.
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  V.45. My Birth-day. 49. Walk with George. Wrote to Dr Cooke, to attend W. Cook's girl— Read Phormio with George.
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  VI:15. To London. Dinner at Lord Castlereagh's—— Prince Regent's Ball at Carlton House. Home at 4.O'Clock.a.m.
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  IX. Messrs: Joy, Prescott, Chambré, Baker and our Sons went to Windsor. I was idle— Evening walk with my wife.
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  VII:30. F. Went with Mrs Adams to Windsor. Saw the Castle and Frogmore. Home to dinner at 8. Rain the whole day.
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  VI:30. St. Swithun— Rain. Visit from Mr Millman— To London. Mrs. Wellesley. Pole's Route. Prince. Regent. 2.A.M.
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  X. Incessant Rain. Visit from Bates. Mrs. Adams and the boys to the Haymarket Theatre. London. [shorthand symbols]
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  VI:45. To London— Craven Street. Dinner with my wife at Prince Esterhazy, Austrian Ambassadors. 12.
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  VII:30. London. Conference with Lord Castlereagh. Visit to Dr Bollmann. Home and Company to dinner.
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  VIII. J.A. Smith and Chambré returned to London— Walk only to Ealing. Phormio, Act 5. read with George.
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  VI:30. First Summer day. Writing Journal— Society of Arts. Finished reading Phormio. Ealing walk.
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  VI:30. Church at Ealing— Carr. Millman— Visit to Mrs Elmsley— From Bollmann's. Duke of Cumberland's party. 2:15
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  IX. London. Despatches. Letters and Sailors. Marriage of the Duke of Gloucester with the Princess Mary. 12.
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  VIII. To London with my three Sons— To Baring's Brothers. Boys to Mr Clarksons at Purfleet. I home to dinner.
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  VIII. Reading dispatches from Secy. of State— W.H.P. Page— Message from J.A. Smith. news of his father's death.
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  VII:15. Mrs. Adams and Lucy went to London— Writing Journal— Walk to Brentford and Gunnersbury. Rain.
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  V:45. My Marriage day anniversary. Arrears of Journal retrieved. Walk to Ealing and Hanwell.
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  VII: To London. Cattley & Stevenson's— S. Williams's. dined with Mrs. Adams at P. Sanders's— Evening party. 1.A.M.
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  VIII: Too late for Church A.M. Mrs Adams bled for Cough. Chruch P.M. Carr. Warry. Philip: IV:4. Garden walk.
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  VIII:30. Day at Home— Evening to London— Mrs Wellesley Pole's Route. Prince Regent there. Home 2.A.M.
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  IX:15. Our Sons George, John and Charles, came home from Purfleet. Evening, read Boston Newspapers.
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  VII: Hail and Rain. Dispatch 52 to Secy State. Letters from my Father, Mother. De Grand. Walk, after dinner.