order. Accordingly Mr Thomson and I set off at 26 minutes to one o’clock and arrived at the Dundee Arms at ¼ to 5 o’clock. We immediately went on Board the Mariner. It came on to rain very hard and every one had done work on Board for the day we could not do anything that afternoon, after the shower we walked to Mr A where they very kindly received me and I slept there all Night, Mr T going to his lodgings. Received a letter from Celia from Manchester, all very well.

Thursday, 7th
This day Mr Atkinson and I went on Board the Mariner and with his assistance made a great clearance and put out of the Cabin 7 packages, namely Trunks Nos 7, 9, 15, 16 and 20 and one small Bale, 1 Box of Mrs Kemps marked 21 down in the Hole as the owners had changed freight on them. We then went to Mr A’s to Dine, Mr Thomson and myself. We called on Board the Hope. Mrs Atkinson and I went