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Journal Category: Diary

Entry Date: 1662-06-02

Word Count: 150

Monday 2 June 1662

Up early about business and then to the Wardrobe with Mr. Moore, and spoke to my Lord about the exchange of the crusados into sterling money, and other matters.  So to my father at Tom's, and after some talk with him away home, and by and by comes my father to dinner with me, and then by coach, setting him down in Cheapside, my wife and I to Mrs. Clarke's at Westminster, the first visit that ever we both made her yet.  We found her in a dishabille, intending to go to Hampton Court to-morrow.  We had much pretty discourse, and a very fine lady she is.  Thence by water to Salisbury Court, and Mrs. Turner not being at home, home by coach, and so after walking on the leads and supper to bed. This day my wife put on her slasht wastecoate, which is very pretty.

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