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 [1] “Diary,” ed. Mynors Bright, vol. iv. p. 366; vol. vi. p. 306.

 [2] “Diary,” Feb. 10, 1661–62.

 [3] “Habits and Men,” p. 300.

 [4] I am indebted to the kindness of the Rev. Herbert Bree, Rector of Brampton, for this information.

 [5] “Diary,” Dec. 31, 1664.

 [6] “Notes and Queries,” 1st S. vol. xii. p. 102.

 [7] “Diary,” May 12, 1667.

 [8] Jan. 22, 1660–61.

 [9] Nov. 1, 1660.

 [10] “Did put on my gown first, March 5, 1650–51,” Dec. 31, 1664 (note).

 [11] “Diary,” Nov. 11, 1660.

 [12] Lord Braybrooke says October, but the “Athenæum” (1848, p. 551) says December 1st.

 [13] “Life, Journals, and Correspondence of S. Pepys,” vol. i. p. 146.

 [14] “Diary,” Sept. 22, 1663. In the original patent (No. 138) St. Michel’s name appears as Alexander Merchant of St. Michaell. (See Appendix.)

 [15] Jan. 4, 1663–64.

 [16] June 21, 1667.

 [17] Dec. 28, 1668.

 [18] “Diary,” May 11, 1667.

 [19] Feb. 25, 1666–67.

 [20] Entry-Book No. 105 of the Protector’s Council of State, p. 327 (quoted, “Notes and Queries,” 5th S. vol. v. p. 508).

 [21] “Diary,” June 21, 1660.

 [22] March 8, 1664–65.

 [23] Nov. 7, 1660.

 [24] Smith afterwards took orders, and was presented to the rectory of Baldock in Hertfordshire by Lord Brougham in 1832, at the instigation of Harriet Martineau. In 1841 he published two octavo volumes, entitled, “The Life, Journals, and Correspondence of Samuel Pepys, Esq., F.R.S.” This wretchedly edited book contains the Tangier “Diary” and much valuable information; but I cannot find that the information has been used by the successive editors of the “Diary.” He died in 1870.

 [25] “Tachygraphy. The most exact and compendious methode of short and swift writing that hath ever yet beene published by any. Composed by Thomas Shelton, author and professor of the said art. Approued by both Unyuersities. Ps. 45, 1, My tongue is as the pen of a swift writer.” 1641.