1Thomas Hutchinson to ——, 20 January 1769 (Franklin Papers)
You have laid me under very great obligations by the very clear and full account of proceedings in parliament, which I received from you by Capt. Scott. You have also done much service to the people of the province. For a day or two after the ship arrived, the enemies of government gave out that their friends in parliament were increasing, and all things would be soon on the old footing; in...
2[Diary entry: 20 January 1769] (Washington Papers)
20. Fox huntg. again with Mr. Wagener Mr. Fairfax and Mr. Clarke. The two last dind here. Mr. Wagener went home. mr. clarke : perhaps a member of the Clarke family of Salem, Mass., and Barbados, who were related by marriage to the Fairfaxes and the Washingtons.
3[Diary entry: 20 January 1769] (Washington Papers)
20. Clear and but little Wind—that variable. Ground froze.