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No. | Author | Recipient | Title | Date | Context |
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251 | Adams, John | [June 1760] | ≈1760-06-01 | Read 2 Odes in Horace. Spent the Evening at the Coll’s. While we were at supper, the Coll.... | |
252 | Adams, John | June 1st. Sunday. | 1760-06-01 | Read 2 Odes in Horace. Spent the Evening at the Coll’s. While we were at supper, the Coll.... | |
253 | Adams, John | June 2d. Monday. | 1760-06-02 | Wasted the Day, with a Magazine in my Hand. As it was Artillery Election, it seemed absurd to... | |
254 | Adams, John | June 3rd. Tuesday. | 1760-06-03 | This Day has been lost in much the same, Spiritless manner. | |
255 | Adams, John | June 4th. Wednesday. | 1760-06-04 | Read nothing but Magazines as indeed an indisposition rendered me unfit for any Application.... | |
256 | Adams, John | June 5th. Thurdsday. | 1760-06-05 | Arose late. Feel disordered. 8 o’Clock, 3 1/2 Hours after Sun rise, is a sluggard’s rising Time.... | |
257 | Adams, John | June 1760. Friday 6th. June. | 1760-06-06 | Arose very late. A cold, rainy northeasterly storm, of several Days continuance. I have an ugly... | |
258 | Adams, John | Saturday. 7th. | 1760-06-07 | Arose late, again. When shall I shake off the shackells of morning slumbers, and arise with the... | |
259 | Adams, John | Sunday, 8th. | 1760-06-08 | Spent the Evening and Night at the Coll’s. in ill natured, invidious, Remarks upon Eb. Thayer,... | |
260 | Adams, John | Monday. 9th. | 1760-06-09 | Attended Major Crosbeys Court. Where Capts. Thayer and Hollis made their Appearance. Thayer had... | |
261 | Adams, John | Tuesday [10 June]. | 1760-06-10 | Altho my Spirits were wasted Yesterday, by sitting so late the Night before, (till one o’Clock I... | |
262 | Adams, John | Saturday [14 June]. | 1760-06-14 | This Week has been spent in Business, i.e. filling Writts, and Journeys to Boston, Scadding,... | |
263 | Adams, John | 1760. June 15th. Sunday. | 1760-06-15 | Rose early, 5 o clock. A pleasant Morning. The more I write the better. Writing is a most useful... | |
264 | Adams, John | Monday. June 16th. | 1760-06-16 | Arose before the sun. Now I am ignorant of my Future Fortune, what Business, what Reputation, I... | |
265 | Adams, John | Tuesday. June 17th. | 1760-06-17 | Arose before the sun again. This is the last day. What, and who to day? Ebenezer Hayden was... | |
266 | Adams, John | 1760 June 18th. | 1760-06-18 | Read but little, thought but little, for the N.E. storm unstrung me. | |
267 | Adams, John | Thurdsday June 19. | 1760-06-19 | I have been the longer in the Arg umen t of this Cause not for the Importance of the Cause... | |
268 | Adams, John | Friday June 20th. | 1760-06-20 | I must not say so much about my self, nor so much about Hollis and Thayer by Name. I may declaim... | |
269 | Adams, John | June 21st. 1760. Saturday. | 1760-06-21 | June 21st. 1760. Saturday. | |
270 | Adams, John | June 23rd. 1760. Monday. | 1760-06-23 | A long obstinate Tryal, before Majr. Crosby, of the most litigious, vexatious suit, I think that... | |
271 | Adams, John | Tuesday. 24th. June. | 1760-06-24 | Arose early, a very beautiful Morning. Zab. seems to make insufficient Distinctions between the... | |
272 | Adams, John | Wednesday [25 June]. | 1760-06-25 | Went out with the Coll., in his Canoe, after Tom Codd. Rowed down, in a still calm, and smooth... | |
273 | Adams, John | 1760. June 26. Thurdsday. | 1760-06-26 | Feel indifferently well after my yesterdays walk and sail. I have begun to read the Spirit of... | |
274 | Adams, John | June 27th. Friday. | 1760-06-27 | Read 100 Pages in the Spirit of Laws. Rambled away to a fine Spring in my Cozen Adam’s Land,... | |
275 | Adams, John | [July 1760] | ≈1760-07-01 | Went to Town. Mr. Thatcher . You have read a great deal, Mr. Adams, in the Roman History,... | |
276 | Adams, John | Tuesday. July 1st. 1760. | 1760-07-01 | Went to Town. Mr. Thatcher . You have read a great deal, Mr. Adams, in the Roman History,... | |
277 | Adams, John | Thurdsday July 3rd. 1760. | 1760-07-03 | Read pretty diligently in the Spirit of Laws.—Hayden’s Consultation suggested the following... | |
278 | Adams, John | 1760. Saturday July 5th. | 1760-07-05 | Last Night Cranch explained to me, the Water Works in the River Thames which convey water, all... | |
279 | Adams, John | July 6th. Sunday. | 1760-07-06 | Heard Mr. Mayhew of Martha’s Vineyard. | |
280 | Adams, John | July 9th. Wednesday. | 1760-07-09 | Gould has got the story of White and Bowditch. | |
281 | Adams, John | Saturday [12 or 19 July]. | ≈1760-07-12 | I find upon Examination, that a Warrant of Attorney given by an Infant is void; so that, if you... | |
282 | Adams, John | Sunday Morning [13 or 20] July 1760. | ≈1760-07-13 | The week before last Salome Pope appeared before Coll. Quincy, to confess herself with Child, by... | |
283 | Adams, John | Fryday July 25th. | 1760-07-25 | We contend that the Plaintiffs ought to recover nothing on this Bond, because according to the... | |
284 | Adams, John | 1760. July 26. | 1760-07-26 | This Bond has been at least once and an half, if not twice, paid. The Case is this. About 15... | |
285 | Adams, John | [August 1760] | ≈1760-08-03 | Hollis has appealed. If he prosecutes his Appeal, he shall be paid. I believe there never was an... | |
286 | Adams, John | August 3d. 1760. | 1760-08-03 | Hollis has appealed. If he prosecutes his Appeal, he shall be paid. I believe there never was an... | |
287 | Adams, John | 1760. Aug. 9th. | 1760-08-09 | Drank Tea at Coll. Quincys, with Coll. Gooch and Dr. Gardiner. I see Gooch’s fiery Spirit, his... | |
288 | Adams, John | 1760. Aug. 12th. | 1760-08-12 | Remonstrated at the sessions vers. Licensing Lambard, because the select Men had refused to... | |
289 | Adams, John | 1760 Aug. 19th. | 1760-08-19 | I began Popes Homer, last Saturday Night was a Week, and last Night, which was Monday night I... | |
290 | Adams, John | [September 1760] | 1760-09-24 | Ephraim Jones, being a Widower and having two Children by a former Wife marries another, and soon... | |
291 | Adams, John | 1760. Septr. 24th. | 1760-09-24 | Ephraim Jones, being a Widower and having two Children by a former Wife marries another, and soon... | |
292 | Adams, John | Septr. 24th. 1760. | 1760-09-24 | If I am the Proprietor of an House, and I lease it to any Man, and bind my self to keep it in... | |
293 | Adams, John | [October 1760] | ≈1760-10-07 | Waited on Mr. Gridley for his Opinion of my Declaration Lambard v. Tirrell, and for his Advice,... | |
294 | Adams, John | Octr. 7th. 1760. | 1760-10-07 | Waited on Mr. Gridley for his Opinion of my Declaration Lambard v. Tirrell, and for his Advice,... | |
295 | Adams, John | 1760. Oct. 9th. | 1760-10-09 | In Support of Complaint in Case Neal’s Action is not entered. I do not know, nor is it possible... | |
296 | Adams, John | 1760. Oct. 11th. | 1760-10-11 | Neals Action is entered so that I have two Actions to defend by Pleas in Bar and three of the... | |
297 | Adams, John | 1760. Octr. 13th. Monday. | 1760-10-13 | Attended Mr. Niles’s Court this morning for John Holbrook Junior in an Action of his against... | |
298 | Adams, John | 1760. Octr. 17th. | 1760-10-17 | What are the Questions, on which Mrs. Bracketts Bars to Danas Actions turn?—The first Question... | |
299 | Adams, John | 1760. Oct. 17. | 1760-10-17 | In the Beginning of May 58 Mr. Lambard, the Plantiff, gave a Lease of a House and Barn and Land... | |
300 | Adams, John | [November 1760] | ≈1760-11-03 | Dana says the Administrator ought not to regard the Disgrace or Trouble or Expence of a... |