Myself and servant at church in the morning. I dined on a bullock’s tongue salted and boiled and some French beans.
After dinner I rode to Lewes in order to consult Mr Baley about Mr Vine’s affairs, whom I saw and stayed with some time. Came home by Framfield and stayed with my brother some time and came home about 9:50… When I set out for Lewes I was not certain if I should come back in the evening or go to Newhaven; therefore my servant got Thomas Durrant to stay in the house all night, who took part of my bed.
A prodigious wet afternoon or at least the latter part of it.