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Journal Category: Diary

Entry Date: 1660-09-15

Word Count: 174

Saturday 15 September 1660

Met very early at our office this morning to pick out the twenty- five ships which are to be first paid off: After that to Westminster and dined with Mr. Dalton at his office, where we had one great court dish, but our papers not being done we could [not] make an end of our business till Monday next.  Mr. Dalton and I over the water to our landlord Vanly, with whom we agree as to Dalton becoming a tenant.  Back to Westminster, where I met with Dr. Castles, who chidd me for some errors in our Privy- Seal business; among the rest, for letting the fees of the six judges pass unpaid, which I know not what to say to, till I speak to Mr. Moore. I was much troubled, for fear of being forced to pay the money myself. Called at my father's going home, and bespoke mourning for myself, for the death of the Duke of Gloucester.  I found my mother pretty well.  So home and to bed.

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