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nd trousers--Brown for the continuations only. Smith retired to bed--Brown obtained permission to sit in a blanket. Proceeds of the above, 38s.--both pairs of trousers having been reseated. Jones very violent, declaring it an imposition, and that every gentleman who had been repaired, should enter himself so on the books. The linen redeemed, leaving--nothing for dinner. _Dec. 5._--Peter reported stock--four coats, and five pairs of trousers. Account not agreeing, Peter was called in--found that Williams had bolted--Jones offered to call him out, if we would dress him for the day--Smith undertook to negotiate preliminaries on the same conditions--Williams voted not worth powder and shot in the present state of our finances. A coat and two pair of continuations ordered for supplies--lots drawn--Black and Edwards the victims. Black retired to bed, and Edwards to a blanket--proceeds, 20s. Jones, Smith, and Black, petitioned for an increased supply of coals--agreed to. Dinner, a large leg of mutton and baked potatoes. Peter lodged a detainer against the change, as he wanted his hair cut and a box of vegetable pills--so he said. _Dec. 6._--Peter reported stock--three coats, three pairs of trousers, quarter of a pound of mutton, and one potato. Landlord sent a note remonstrating against using the beds all day, and applying the blankets to the purposes of dressing-gowns. Proposed, in consequence of this impertinent communication, that the payment of the next week's rent be disputed--carried _nem. con_. A coat and a pair of trousers ordered for the day's necessities--Peter popped as usual--proceeds, 10s. 6d.--coals bought--ditto a quire of paper, and the _et cets_. for home correspondence. Blue devils very prevalent. _Dec. 7._--Peter reported stock--two coats, two pairs of trousers, and five gentlemen in bed. Smith hinted at the "beauties of _Burke_"--Peter brought a note for Jones--everybody in ecstacy--Jones's jolly old uncle from Glamorganshire had arrived in town. Huzza! safe for a 20l. Busker (_that's myself_) volunteered his suit--Jones dressed and off in a brace of shakes--caught Peter laughing--found it was a hoax of Jones's to give us the slip--would have stripped Peter, only his clothes were worth nothing--calculated the produce of the remaining suit at-- Buttons . . . . . a breakfast. Two sleeves . . . . one pint of porter. Body . . . . . . . four plates of a-la-mode. Trousers
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