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21v (SM volume 162)

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21v (SM volume 162)

Notes

May 21. Play at Milan 3.15 / Expences there 54.0 / (May) 22 dinner 6 / 2 Voiture from Milan / to Como & buona N (buònamano, a tip or gratuity) 69.16 / Supper at Como & Poste 16.10 / ditto 1 / (May) 23 Breakfast, dogana's, Boat / to Riva & Wharfage 61.10 / (May) 24 House bill at Chiavenna 70 / In Sundries 14.10 / (May) 25 At Isola, Supper, Bed & / Breakfast 8½ Z[ecchino] 24.6 / (May) 26 Dinner &c 14.10 / (May) 27 Carriage of Goods to Coira / 3 Louis 1 Cn (crown) 99.16 / Man buona Mano 5 Z 14.10 / Wilkes (no reference in J.Inagmells, Dictionary of British and Irish travellers in Italy, 1701-1800, 1997) Eatg & Porterage 3d 8.14 / 58 - 6½ Horses from Chiavenna Buona / Mano & dogana 64½ Z[ecchino] 187.0 (totals) 645.17

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Drawing

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