The Diary of Samuel Pepys

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2. 02THE DIARY OF SAMUEL PEPYS M.A. F.R.S.
3. 03CLERK OF THE ACTS AND SECRETARY TO THE ADMIRALTY
4. 04MAGDALENE COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE BY THE REV. MYNORS BRIGHT M.A. LATE FELLOW
5. 05AND PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE
6. 06WITH LORD BRAYBROOKE’S NOTES
7. 07LONDON
8. 08GEORGE BELL & SONS YORK ST. COVENT GARDEN
9. 09CAMBRIDGE DEIGHTON BELL & CO.
10. 10PREFACE
11. 11“MERCURIUS POLITICUS REDIVIVUS;
12. 12BY THOMAS RUGGE.
13. 13H. B. W.
14. 14BRAMPTON, OPPIDANS ROAD, LONDON, N.W.
15. 15PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THE DIARY.
16. 16PARTICULARS OF THE LIFE OF SAMUEL PEPYS.
17. 17“MY FATHER’S WILL.
18. 18“WM. PENN”
19. 19“CLERKE OF THE ACTS.
20. 20“SHAFTESBURY.”
21. 21“J. JACKSON.
22. 22book to be provided, and remain in the said library for that purpose
23. 23“S. PEPYS.”
24. 24book-plates. These were both engraved by Robert White, and taken from
25. 25“‘NORTHBROOK.
26. 26H. B. W.
27. 27JANUARY 1659-1660
28. 28book i.]
29. 29FEBRUARY 1659-1660
30. 30MARCH 1659-1660
31. 31APRIL 1660
32. 32MAY 1660
33. 33“SIR,
34. 34act i. sc. 2:
35. 35JUNE 1660
36. 36JULY 1660
37. 37AUGUST 1660
38. 38book of lute lessons which his father had left there for me, such as he
39. 39Act of Rate for Pole-money, an for judicial proceedings. At Westminster
40. 40SEPTEMBER 1660
41. 41OCTOBER 1660
42. 42Act for the Abbreviation of Michaelmas Term,” by which it was
43. 43NOVEMBER 1660
44. 44DECEMBER 1660
45. 45JANUARY 1660-1661
46. 46FEBRUARY 1660-61
47. 47MARCH 1660-1661
48. 48APRIL 1661
49. 4922d. KING’S GOING FROM YE TOWER TO WHITE HALL.
50. 50CORONACION DAY.
51. 51MAY 1661
52. 52JUNE 1661
53. 53JULY 1661
54. 54AUGUST 1661
55. 55SEPTEMBER 1661
56. 56OCTOBER 1661
57. 57NOVEMBER 1661
58. 58DECEMBER 1661
59. 59JANUARY 1661-1662
60. 60FEBRUARY 1661-1662
61. 61MARCH 1661-1662
62. 62book of observations upon the weekly bills of mortality, which appear to
63. 63APRIL 1662
64. 64MAY 1662
65. 65JUNE 1662
66. 66OBSERVATIONS.
67. 67JULY 1662
68. 68AUGUST 1662
69. 69SEPTEMBER 1662
70. 70OCTOBER 1662
71. 71NOVEMBER 1662
72. 72book of country dances against my wife’s woman Gosnell comes, who dances
73. 73DECEMBER 1662
74. 74JANUARY 1662-1663
75. 75FEBRUARY 1662-1663
76. 76MARCH 1662-1663
77. 77APRIL 1663
78. 78book Pepys refers to is Nedham’s translation, which was entitled,
79. 79MAY 1663
80. 80act with scenes the Humourous Lieutenant, but I have not time to see it,
81. 81JUNE 1663
82. 82JULY 1663
83. 83book the Victualler’s contract, and then over the water and walked to
84. 84chapter’ in the “Advancement of Learning.” The sentence, “Faber
85. 85AUGUST 1663
86. 86SEPTEMBER 1663
87. 87OCTOBER 1663
88. 88Book. There are several kinds of knees.]
89. 89NOVEMBER 1663
90. 90MY LORD,
91. 91MY LORD,
92. 92DECEMBER 1663
93. 93JANUARY 1663-1664
94. 94FEBRUARY 1663-1664
95. 95MARCH 1663-1664
96. 96APRIL 1664
97. 97MAY 1664
98. 98JUNE 1664
99. 99JULY 1664
100. 100AUGUST 1664
101. 101SEPTEMBER 1664
102. 102OCTOBER 1664
103. 103book, put up in the church, but very ill painted, though it were a
104. 104NOVEMBER 1664
105. 105DECEMBER 1664
106. 106JANUARY 1664-1665
107. 107book of the Microscope,
108. 108FEBRUARY 1664-1665
109. 109MARCH 1664-1665
110. 110APRIL 1665
111. 111MAY 1665
112. 112book of the Court of King James, printed a great while ago, and worth
113. 113JUNE 1665
114. 114VICTORY OVER THE DUTCH, JUNE 3RD, 1665.
115. 115JULY 1665
116. 116book upon the Bills of Mortality, new printed and enlarged. Thence to
117. 117AUGUST 1665
118. 118SEPTEMBER 1665
119. 119OCTOBER 1665
120. 120book in order to the stage; but, above all, her counterfeiting of
121. 121NOVEMBER 1665
122. 122DECEMBER 1665
123. 123JANUARY 1665-1666
124. 124FEBRUARY 1665-1666
125. 125MARCH 1665-1666
126. 126APRIL 1666
127. 127Act in order to my lending Sir W. Warren L2000 upon an order of his upon
128. 128MAY 1666
129. 129JUNE 1666
130. 130THE FIGHT.
131. 131JULY 1666
132. 132AUGUST 1666
133. 133SEPTEMBER 1666
134. 134book that Sir G. Carteret intends to deliver to the Parliament of his
135. 135OCTOBER 1666
136. 136NOVEMBER 1666
137. 137DECEMBER 1666
138. 138JANUARY 1666-1667
139. 139FEBRUARY 1666-1667
140. 140MARCH 1666-1667
141. 141act; they having liberty to act for their own profit on Wednesdays and
142. 142APRIL 1667
143. 143MAY 1667
144. 144Act, which, if it do, I shall think a good service done. Thence by coach
145. 145JUNE 1667
146. 146JULY 1667
147. 147book into my abstract book, which I have by reason of the war omitted
148. 148AUGUST 1667
149. 149book, and have bespoke one in quires. So home, and I to the office a
150. 150SEPTEMBER 1667
151. 151Act might be put into the hands of the East India Company, or City of
152. 152OCTOBER 1667
153. 153NOVEMBER 1667
154. 154book of contracts, which he will do very neatly. Then home to read, sup,
155. 155DECEMBER 1667
156. 156JANUARY 1667-1668
157. 157act to-day; and so I was at a loss for them, and therefore to the other
158. 158FEBRUARY 1667-1668
159. 159Act do, or as some say can, give them, to force a man to swear against
160. 160book, “L’escholle des filles;” which I have bought in plain binding,
161. 161book, and shall not need a fiddle, because I have never a one of your
162. 162Act in the University of Oxford. Mr. Christopher Wordsworth gives,
163. 163MARCH 1667-1668
164. 164APRIL 1668
165. 165Book of Formes, newly reprinted, and sent my brother my old one. So
166. 166MAY 1668
167. 167JUNE 1668
168. 168JULY 1668
169. 169AUGUST 1668
170. 170SEPTEMBER 1668
171. 171book the Bishops will not let be printed again, and so home to dinner,
172. 172OCTOBER 1668
173. 173NOVEMBER 1668
174. 174DECEMBER 1668
175. 175JANUARY 1668-1669
176. 176Book of Formes, to-night and to-morrow; and so fell to read and sup,
177. 177FEBRUARY 1668-1669
178. 178book, and not fit for every body to read. So to supper and to bed.
179. 179MARCH 1668-1669
180. 180APRIL 1669
181. 181MAY 1669
182. 182Act whether it were good or no, which is indeed a foolish saying, and we
183. 183END OF THE DIARY.