They finished their hopping to-day. About six
we began dancing, two Miss Grenville's, Miss Betsey Smallpeice,
Miss Hall, two Stovolds's, and young Hall, Mr. Street and us; there
being one woman too many, we changed our partners, and one woman
always sat down. We danced till 3 or 4. All lay there.
23rd.--Went to see the paper-mills. Dined at Mr. Flutter's.
Between 3 and 4 to Mrs. Wilpley's; played at cards till 12.
28th.--A Turnpike meeting. Dined there with Mr. Edwards, Mr.
Skrine, Mr. Fullerton, Mr. John Vincent, Mr. Henry Flutter and Mr.
Pinkney.
29th.--Dined at Mr. Mabanke's. Played at Pope Joan till 12.
Oct. 8th.--Miss Flutters, Miss Parson, Ford and Mellersh supped
with me. Very merry till 11, had punch, Miss Molly brought rum.
13th.--Drank tea at Mr. Jeale's (the Rector), and Mr. and Mrs.
Sibthorp there. Played at whist till 11.
19th.--Went to see Farnham Castle, which is very badly furnished,
the Bishop never being there.
29th.--Walked, with Miss Sally and Fanny Whitehead, to Ganghill
Common.
22nd.--At 7, went with Ford, Mellersh and H. Parson to the Mayor's
(Savage's) to drink the King's health. We were too late for any
place, but by the door. Paid 1s.
Nov. 14th, Sunday.--To Middle Church. Then to the coffee-house for
half an hour. Paid at coffee-house, 1d.
21st.--General Blakeney landed yesterday at Portsmouth, and came
this evening to the 'White Hart.
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