Catalogue Finding NumberSH:7/ML/E/10/0181
Office record is held atCalderdale, West Yorkshire Archive Service
TitleDiary page
Description[Diary Transcription]

1827
May 30 Note from Madame Droz could not go with us — take Miss Barlow
See the abbey at St. Denis — Montmorenci [Montmorency] — Rousseau’s
§ hermitage — woods — old chesnut-tree, 500 years old —
§§ Very fine view. Chateau of Monsieur le general? Catinat, and
Monsieur Derigny qui a perdu la tête [who has lost his mind]. Return by the barriere
§ de Clichy 3/4 lieue nearer Pay for the postboy’s dinner why —
tore his finger. Observations on my aunt’s not returning to England
Observations on the abbey. (191-2).

31 very bilious — in bed all the day — Mrs. Barlow dined and drank tea with us
§ and Dr. Tupper and Miss Barlow came to tea. Price of Swedish posting
(192).

June 1 Better today — Mrs. Barlow and I go to the Jardin des Plantes.
Distance by the boulevards and by the Quais. Buy meat again
at Rolland’s. Mrs. Lynn at Dieppe — when going to
England — on whom devolves the Southwick estate. My
aunt consults Dr. Tupper 1st time (192).

2 Mrs. Barlow called — Dr. Tupper came to me — 2nd visit — my aunt
§ may live many years — no reason why I should not go to
Switzerland, or anywhere else — Seems fixed to go for 2
§§ months to Switzerland — John Lister’s son perhaps here. vide wrote out
heads of the 2 last lectures (193-4).

§§ 3 Began taking tonic draughts. Miss Fletcher’s opinion of the
present ministry. Mrs. Barlow and Jane came — in trouble about
Mrs. Carter’s going to India. Settled accounts — Not John Lister’s son
at Bérals. (194).

§ 4 Mrs. Barlow’s milk woman comes here 1st time. Began letter to M- [Mariana]
Mention of having consulted Dr. Tupper — of going to Switzerland —
§§ his opinion of my aunt. She may live many years vide
nap for 20 minutes Mrs. and Miss Barlow called. Went shopping
§§ with them — fix to go to Switzerland. Price of peas and cauliflowers
à la halle (195).

5 Prepare portmanteau for travelling. 8th lecture Perrelet
called while I was out. Note to and from Mrs. Barlow will come early
tomorrow (195-6).

6 See portmanteaus and havresacks — go about passports Shopping
§ take places for Strasbourg Madame Galvani came. Think of getting our
places changed to Basil [Basel]. Dr. Tupper visited my aunt — Observations
vide (196).

1827
June 7 Had Madame Huchez’s woman Mrs. Barlow came at breakfast, and
again before dinner. Went out with her — to the diligence office etc.
Mrs. Barlow’s new passport, and letter of credit. 9th lecture — old
gentleman there Go to Laffitte’s about letter of credit etc. etc.
Note for de Berlin buckles — umbrella ill covered. went to
§ Mrs. Barlow Observations on Jane’s difficulties and on π [Mariana] and her letter
§§ vide shall be heartily tired of Mrs. and Miss Barlow. Lucy
Sykes how well married (197).

8 Long extract from to M- [Mariana] respecting Mrs. Barlow and going to Switzerland —
where to direct to me — Slight notice of our route —
§§ Shall we take a small house at Congleton? My aunt very
well — may live this dozen years my constancy. very
affectionate vide Mrs. Barlow came. Had got our passports Thérèse
dead. Mrs. Barlow went with me shopping order charcoal (198-9).

9 Buy thermometer Call on Mrs. Barlow Madame Galvani and Mr. Cary
§§ there. Dr. Tupper’s opinion of my aunt — had staid with her 1 1/4 hour instead
of a few minutes She was a tough old lady. Monsieur Perrelet
+ will lend me 2 books — perhaps give up watch-making
§§ Order chronometer (199).

10 wrote out washing books for my aunt and literary index. Read
prayers with difficulty. bad cold coming on last night.
remedy. observations on my accounts vide 19 sols too much
wrote to IN- [Isabella Norcliffe] rough draft of letter about order for books etc. (199-200)

§ 11 Began letter to M- [Mariana] Long extract from to Marian what orders
to Whitley — on my father’s stopping the felling and planting.
my aunt’s health — may live many years my going from home
§ consulting Dr. Tupper hint as to our going to Geneva both
to Marian and IN- [Isabella Norcliffe] Message to Mrs. Lynn — Mary Preston
married — Queen of Wirtemburg arrived in England. wrote more to
M- [Mariana] Mrs. Barlow called — tell M- [Mariana] what written to Marian
about planting etc. Longish extract from to Miss MacLean the
affectionate part Gave my aunt the black levantine
wrote out index did not go to the lecture did not dress all the day — (200-1)

12 Coiffeur price of hair cutting and giving lessons went to the bank — Letter
of credit Agio. Called on the Drozs they were to have drunk tea with us — She ill — his advice
about letters of introduction for travelling — address of the ambassadors of Austria
and Sardinia Passport. preparations for the journey — Jane
confirmed by Bishop Luscombe. Mrs. Barlow called (202).
Buy sugar 1st time rue St. Denis. (202).


1827
June 13 Look over my things address of the man who came to take down
my aunt’s bed on account of bugs — full of them — Dr. Tupper called in to see
MacDonald has prescriptions for her and for me on the
+ journey pills, tonic draught, dry epsom salts. Will lend me his thesis — on sensation in vegetables — against
Drs. Gall and Spurzheim — Passports (202-3).

14 Preparations for the journey — go to the bank — buy wood — call
on Mrs. Barlow give her her letters. observations vide Marian has
got one of Mr. Inman’s children to stay with her (203-4).

Itinerary. vide Travelling Journals
Friday 15 Off from Paris through Meaux, Château Thierry, Dormans,

Saturday 16 Vitry sur Marne, Bar le Duc, Void,

Sunday 17 Nancy,

Monday 18 Phalsbourg,

Tuesday 19 Strasbourg, 63 3/4 posts at 5 English miles per post = English miles 304
vide Galignani’s Guide of France, page 573.

Wednesday 20 Strasbourg

Thursday 21 _____ Kehl.

Friday 22 Colmar 8 posts = 40 miles} 86 3/4

Saturday 23 Basil 9 3/4 — = 46 3/4}

Sunday 24 _____

Monday 25 _____

Tuesday 26 _____ Gardens at Arlesheim 1 5/60 hours driving there}
there and back suppose} 10
400 3/4
lieues
Wednesday 27 ______ to Lauffenburg 7}
Lauffenburg to Frik 3} 10

Thursday 28 Frik to Brugg 4}
Brugg to Schinznach 2} 10
Schinznach to Baden 4}

Friday 29 Baden to Zuric 4

Saturday 30 Zuric to Schaffhausen 9

July Sunday 1 Schaffhausen to Constance 10

Monday 2 _____ to Kreuzlingen (there and back, 20 minutes there) 2
Tuesday 3 _____ to Meinau (1 hour’s drive to the water’s edge) 2

Wednesday 4 _____ to St. Gall 8
55

1827 lieues
July Thursday 5 St. Gall to Gais 4}
Gais to Appenzell 1}
Appenzell to Teufen 3} 9
Teufen to Trogen 1}

Friday 6 Trogen to Rheinck 3}
Rheinck to Rorshach 2} 5

Saturday 7 Rorshach to Wenderberg 11}
Wenderberg to Sargans 3} 14

Sunday 8 Sargans to Ragatz 1+

Monday 9 Ragatz to Coire 4

Tuesday 10 Coire to Splugen 10+

Wednesday 11

Thursday 12 Splugen to Chiavenna 10

Friday 13

Saturday 14 Chiavenna to Riva 2
Riva by water to Domaso (3 hours) 2?
Domaso by ditto to Colico (1/2 hour) 1/2?} 6
Colico to Morbegno 1 1/2}

Sunday 15 Morbegno to Sondrio 6}
Sondrio to Tirano 6} 19
Tirano to Bormio 7}

Monday 16 Bormio to the 2nd Station 2}
2nd Station to 4th Station 2} 5
4th Station to 5th Station 1}

Tuesday 17 5th Station to the top of monte Branglio 1}
Top of monte Branglio to Pradt 3} 11
Pradt to Meran 7}

Wednesday 18 Meran to Botzen (or Bolsano) 2}
Botzen to Neumarkt 2} = 8

Thursday 19 Newmarkt to Trient (or Trente) 3}
Trient to Roverete 1 3/4+}= 9 1/2+

Friday 20 Roverete to Verona 5 = 10
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Date1826-1828
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