Travel Diaries and Journals

Travel Diaries and Journals

Pages That Mention Mr. Crawford

James Adam diary: 1857-1863 (Ms. Codex 1948)

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acquainted with the patients & have once or twice gone round myself. have been 9y. 9g. 5t. & 11. going off. beginning to like the place very much. Dr. R. went of[f] today [written above:to the city] I went to Church in the afternoon. heard a sermon on Tee- totalism. Came in had dinner & went up to try & get into St. Pauls but it was crowded. went on to Ludgate Hill Church & went in late. Came down in the evening & wrote some letters. (went to the Drury lane theatre one night last week & saw Mr. & Mrs. Kean in Much ado about nothing & the Pantomime of "Peter Wilkins)"

Wednesday February. 6th. 1861

Went with Dr. R. to a meeting of the Ethnological Society. heard a paper by Mr. Crawford on Classification of the races of

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Sept. 8th. 1863.

The log having been left off for 2 ½ years is now resumed, but little change has occurred during that time. My duties still lying in Bethnall House. On the 6th. of [struck through: last month] [written above: July] Dr. Miller went to Switzerland & Dr. Dixon came to reside here in his absence A case of suicide by hanging occured in his absence a few days before his return & while I was at High Beach to see Mr. Crawford On the 25th [overwritten: 30th][?] he returned. Dr. Dixon still remaining & to be part of the time during my absence in Scotland

On the 1st August Alexander Carr & I went to Kings X for Scotland. Robt. & Hendebornck being at the station to meet us. we left at the usual time

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