Went to Halland in the morning twice, and last time I received of Mr James Fallowfield in cash 4.4.6 in full for, my bill of goods delivered to Halland during the time the family has been there. I then gave him cash for the following bill, value £10:
| N69 | |
| 1763 | London July 18 |
| I promise to pay Mr James Fallowfield or order, Ten days after date Ten pounds for Messrs. Henry, Richard, and Richard Hoare. | |
| £10.00 | Will Atkinson |
I dined on the remains of yesterday’s dinner. In the afternoon attended the funeral of Mrs Weller and served the same. We carried her to church for interment about 5:40. There was a sermon preached suitable to the occasion from I Corinthians: 15:19; “If in this life only we have hope in Christ, we are of all men most miserable.” I gave away the following gloves and hatbands:
| Crape hatbands to: | |
| 1 Mr Francis Weller | 4. Mr Norton |
| 2. Mr Thomas Bennett | 5. Mr Porter |
| 3. Mr George Bennett | 6. Richard Hope |
| Women’s black ribbon-bound gloves: | |
| 1. Mrs Bennett Sr | 6. Fanny Weller |
| 2. Mrs Bennett, wife of T. Bennett | 7. Dame Watford |
| 3. Mrs Bennett, wife of G. Bennett | 8. Dame Fitness |
| 4. Mrs Hope | 9. Dame Cornwell |
| 5. Elizabeth Weller | 10. Sal Bridger |
| Men’s ribbon-bound gloves: | |
| 1. Mr Francis Weller | 7. Thomas Dalloway |
| 2. Mr Thomas Bennett | 8. Thomas Corwell |
| 3. Mr George Bennett | 9. Thomas Davy |
| 4. Mr Norton | 10. Robert Hook |
| 5. Mr Porter | 11. Joesph Durrant |
| 6. Richard Hope | 12. John Watford |
| 13. Thomas Turner, or my own dear self. | |
| Maids’ black ribbon-bound gloves: | |
| 1. Sally Hope | |
| Total | 6 crape hatbands, 10 pairs women’s gloves, 13 pairs men’s do., 1 pair maids’ do. |
Gave Mr Thomas Bennett cash for a bill value 26.17.8 drawn on Mr John Corke at The Noah’s Ark in Rotherhithe by Edward Budger…
In the evening wrote my London letters; but little to do in shop all day. The assizes for this county were held at Lewes today.