25 October 1666 – 31 October 1666
28 October 1666
The pestilence, through God's mercy, began now to abate considerably in our town.
Other diaries for 28 October ↗30 October 1666
To London to our office, and now had I on the vest and surcoat, or tunic, as it was called, after his Majesty had brought the whole court to it. It was a comely and manly habit, too good to hold, it being impossible for us in good earnest to leave the Monsieurs' vanities long.
Other diaries for 30 October ↗31 October 1666
I heard the signal cause of my Lord Cleveland pleaded before the House of Lords; and was this day forty-six years of age, wonderfully protected by the mercies of God, for which I render him immortal thanks.
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