The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-19

- Sept. 1861. Ny wife tells me that
she met at Change with mjs young ladies Of
the Wardrobe, and there helped them 10
bow things. and also with DIR. Somerset,
vho did give her bracelet and rings, which
did little trouble Inc, though 1 knowilierol
Is no hurt yet in il, but only for lcaI Of fur
Their acquaintance.
as Sept. 1901. To my uncle FoRner's
10 dinner, in the way meeting French
footman with feathers, who was in quest Of
my wife, and spoke with her privately, but
could no. ell what it was. only my wife
promised TO 90 10 some place Tomorrow
morning which do trouble my mind how to
know whittier it was.
"lS Sept. 1861. Up early and begun
our march; the way about Pluckridge very
bad. and my wife, in the very last dirty
place of all got fall but no hurt, though
some dirt. AT last she begun. poor wretch,
to be tired, and to be angry at it, but
was TO blame; for she is very good COM
panion as long as she is well.
"21 May 1861. The Comptroller and
landed with our barge at the Temple, and
from thence went to my fathers, and there
did give order about some clothes to be
made.
"27 March 1861. My brother Tom
comes 10 me, and looked over my ole
clothes, and did give himna suit Of black
stuff clothes, and a hat and some shoes.
'14 May 1862. To my brother, ant
finding him in lie about the lining of my
new morning gowne, saying that it was thu
same with the outside, was very angr!
with him and parted SO.
'2 January 1660-l. Home TO dinner
where found Pail (my sister) was come
but do not let her sit down at table witt
me, which do at first that she may not ex
pect il hereafter from md
.,23 July 1901. Tfootiei TO hear hoI
proud and idle Pail is grown that am re
solved not to keep her"
Where he describes his sat homes" h
INDUCES occasionally in some oil his qualn
est turns; those turns Of expression which
is known Sil Walter Scott delighted to n
peat
III Aug. 1860. At night good spor
having the girl and boy TO comb my heat
go November 1860. My father com
and dined with me, who seems 10 taxi
much pleasure to have a son who is ne'
in his house. heard that Lady Bstten hs
given my wife a visit, (the first that ey,
she made herr which pleased me excee'
ingly.
al December 1860. This morning o.
serving some things to be laid up not
they should be by my girl, took broo
and basted her til she cried extremel
which made me vexsd; but before | WEI
out left her appeased.
"12 Dec. 1860. Home and to bed, rea
= ing myself asleep. while the wench S
% mending my breaches by my bedside.
rs "1S January 1660--1. At home found 6
u. well, but the monkey loose, which did a
ger me, and so | did strike her ill she W
4. almost dead, that they might make her 4
or again, which did still trouble me more.
he "29 May 1861. Being come home, |
be bed, and gave my bTeeches to be dried
az ols fire against tomorrow.
10 "fs June 1862. After some merry d
ne course in the kitchen with my wife a
be. maids, as | nowadays often do, q bel
n. we'll pleased with both my maids,) to be
-''3l May 1862. Had Sarah to comb I
Il. head clean, which found so foul with pc
". dering and other troubles, that | am reso
N, ed to try how | can keep my hesd dry wi
IS. out powder, and did also in a sudden
cut off all my beard, which had beer
ed great while bringing up, Only that | m
all with my pumice-stone do nj whole face
a now do my chin, and so sSve time. whi
IldiI find very easy way ant gentle.
also washed my feet in a bath of hearb
nv and so TO bed."-Adle,laWm.