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him 12 oclock. Man on shore for
letters non arrived [struck through: went ashore]
remained on board all the evg.
Dibbs on bd. turned in about 9
Hamilton came on board afterwards

Wednesday December 8th. 1858.

Up at 6 had a bath. beautiful
cool day. read Watson P. Physic
on Ague. went ashore in the evg.
& called at the Capts.. he & Mrs.
E going out to Law's Walked along
with them lost little Kate found
her in the Ghaut. when I came
down to go on bd. between 7 & 8.

Thursday December 9th. 1858

Up at 7 Morris came on board
Stables & [struck through: Motley ] Dunford in the
Port Cutter. Merchants Ball
to take place this evening.
Flagstaffs & one or two of the ships
dressed. read lecture on Pathology
in Watson. Lect No 2.

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