Surlish Pocket Book
Description
A small calf-bound pocket-book, its corners rubbed pale. Ruled pages in a heavy, upright hand in iron-gall ink. Most pages are blank. Between pages 11 and 13 a page has been torn out at the binding, leaving a ragged stub.
The Text
p. 1. H. Surlish. Clive St. 1814.
- If found, to Surlish & Co., the Strand.
p. 3. The Allowance — 1½ in 100
- B. self
- Jun 1,240 310
- Jul 1,385 340
- Aug 1,410 360
- Sep 1,520 395
- Oct 640 — to the 11th
- Spoilage, per the books.
p. 4. Subscription — the Mandir at B.
- Lady D. 500
- Midsr. 500
- Mich. 1,500 the A. asked it
p. 5. No. 3 — men
- 4 from B. Sashes.
- Wages on the Allowance.
- Tibbett not to go below.
- M. to clean after Tuesdays.
p. 6. Cavendish
- Renewal at Jan. Rent up ⅛.
- Hold his Nov. consignments at No. 1.
- Let him ask.
- The cousin is the auditor. Watch.
p. 7. W. share
- Remittance stopped Oct. 1812, M.’s order.
- Reinvested. Now Rs. 41,000 & int.
- The sisters here. M. pleased.
p. 8. R. P.
- 7 copies of his dismissals, per T.
- In the drawer.
- He will hear what he is told to hear.
p. 11. Tuesdays — from Jan.
- Jan 2
- Feb 1
- Mar 3
- Apr 2
- May 3
- Jun 3
- 14 carr. fwd.
[Page 12: torn out at the binding. Only a stub remains.]
p. 13. Tuesdays — brought fwd. 47
- Oct 18 at B. — all of them
- Sari, red, for S. — Rs. 40 pd.
- 25
Related
- People: Hawthorne Surlish wrote it.
Connections
People
Created
- Hawthorne Surlish NPC neutralHis private pocket-book, in his own hand
Owned by
- Katherine Ward Player character neutralTaken from Surlish's study, 13 October 1814