24
We sailed, the wind being East North East. Got beyond Cornwall seven leagues.
25
We arrived at the Cove of Cork and lay there all night.10
26
We came to Cork. Dined at Thomas Mitchell's. Visited the prisoners, Samuel Thornton being there.11 We lay at Elizabeth Pike's.12
27
William Morris and myself went to the Mayor's,13 but to no purpose. I met Christopher Pennock,14 F.S. [Hugh
28
Left Cork with Philip Dymond, William Morris. Dined at Kilworth, supped at Clogheen at a Friend's Inn, William Lawford's.18
29
We came to John Fennell's;19 dined at Cashel at The Cow. Passed through Holy Cross (so called from a superstitious conceit that a piece of Christ's cross was brought thither from Jerusalem;) and by Clas: town where the English were murdered by the Fitzpats; lay at Thurles the ancient Manor House of the Duke of Ormonde.20
30
We came to James Hutchinson's, a Friend, who was gone before us towards Rosenallis. Passed by Mountrath, the Earl's house and town, where we saw the iron works. Lay at Rosenallis at William Edmondson's.21
31
It was the General meeting for Leinster.22 Two Friends spoke from Dublin. William Edmondson kept the meeting, and heavenly it was.23
November 1st
We left William Edmondson's; stopped at Mountmellick.24 Came to Kildare and there lodged.
2
We came to Naas, there dined, and lay at Dublin at John Gay's. I visited M. Canning and F. Stepny that night.25