Pepys’ Diary.
September 10th, 1667. Up, and to the Office, where all the morning very busy. After dinner I away to St James’s, where we had an audience of of Duke of York of many things of weight, about which we stayed till past candlelight; and so Sir W. Batten and W. Pen and I fain to go all in a hackney-coach round by London Wall for fear of cellars, this being the first time I have been forced to go that way this year, though now I shall begin to use it. We tired one coach upon Ilolborne-Conduit Hill, and got another, and made it a long journey home. Where to the office, and then home, and at my business till twelve at night, writing in short hand the draught of a report to make to the King and Council to-morrow This I did finish to-night to the spoiling of
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Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 660, 13 January 1933, Page 6
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