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to have after it a Dejuens Dinatoire, & a Ball till sic, | to have after it a Dejuens Dinatoire, & a Ball till sic, | ||
| − | than | + | then go home & Dress for the Play, where Barmister |
| + | entertains Us much. We have from Bath Taylor & | ||
| + | His pretty Wife, & Jew Girl who Sings tolerable & [[unclear]] | ||
| + | or than tolerable Actors belonging to Mr Hughs Set. | ||
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| + | I am a going this Morning to Breakfast at Ldy | ||
| + | Charlotte Durrhums, where we shall have a little | ||
| + | Music. I hope. Our Company is increased by the Sudleys | ||
| + | & the Dutchess of Newcastle & the Chancellor are expected | ||
| + | the 1st Septbr. Lrd Spencer arrived here on Wednesday | ||
| + | from Tarbay & staied till this Morning, He sailed | ||
| + | with Us Yesterday & was very good Company. This is | ||
| + | all Poor Weymouth can afford by way of [[unclear]] | ||
| + | Every body here is well Now. I hope to hear the same | ||
| + | from You which is the Sincere wish of | ||
| + | Weymouth Yr very affectionnate Mother & Friend | ||
| + | the 30th August Charlotte | ||
| + | 1799 | ||
Revision as of 21:50, 2 September 2018
to have after it a Dejuens Dinatoire, & a Ball till sic, then go home & Dress for the Play, where Barmister entertains Us much. We have from Bath Taylor & His pretty Wife, & Jew Girl who Sings tolerable & unclear or than tolerable Actors belonging to Mr Hughs Set.
I am a going this Morning to Breakfast at Ldy Charlotte Durrhums, where we shall have a little Music. I hope. Our Company is increased by the Sudleys & the Dutchess of Newcastle & the Chancellor are expected the 1st Septbr. Lrd Spencer arrived here on Wednesday from Tarbay & staied till this Morning, He sailed with Us Yesterday & was very good Company. This is all Poor Weymouth can afford by way of unclear Every body here is well Now. I hope to hear the same from You which is the Sincere wish of Weymouth Yr very affectionnate Mother & Friend the 30th August Charlotte 1799
