Thursday 22 April, 1824

Boring

My father returned to Chelsea.
I remained in town received a
note from Smith saying that
he had driven the pile still farther
and put up the Sheers —
Boat — 0..2..6

Thursday 22^nd
~~???~~ Went to the office from Benjamin’s
where I slept. My father came,
and went away to M^r Telford
I remained engaged on the Kingstown
Bridge went to Lunch and from
thence to the insurance office
went from there to the house n^o30
Bridge St^rt returned to the office
M^r Martineau called about his
pump will return it to him in
a day or two — M^r Baylis
of the monthly magazine called
to send him the statement on
Saturday morning —

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Tags: Baylis, Benjamin, boat, boring, father, Kingstown bridge, Martineau, Smith, Telford

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