A Lancashire doctor's diary : 1737 to 1750 / [by Richard Kay].

  • Kay, Richard.
Date:
1895
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Credit: A Lancashire doctor's diary : 1737 to 1750 / [by Richard Kay]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    diversion. Returned with Mr. Rigby and a friend of his, who treated us to a part of a bottle of wine.” 1743—Oct. 26. “This day attended the Hos- pital. Received a present from mother. Some of the pupils spent the evening with me.” l'^43—Oct. 28. “ Mr Stead, he who I am pupil to, called to accompany me to the play- house at Covent Garden, and heard the “Tragedy of Cato.” Oct. 29. “ After going through the Hospital I went to see the grand show of • Lord Mayor of London. I had never the opportunity of seeing such multitudes of people in one day in my life.” “This Sabbath day heard Mr. Flemyn, in Bartholomew Close, preach. In the afternoon heard Mr. Lankford preach at Kings-way house in East Cheap. In the evening heard Mr. Wesley the Methodist preach in Moorfields.