Thursday 5th June 1834

breakfasted alone dearest so ill did not rise till 20 to 8 oclock – in the afternoon walked on Sheffield road & in the garden – Mr. Reverend Mr. & Mrs. Canning (brother to Sir Stratford Canning) & 3 ladies arrived –

Courtesy of West Yorkshire Archive Service, Calderdale WYC:1525/7/1/5/1/2

[up at] 5 1/2 p.m.
[to bed at] 9 50/..
could hardly lift my head from the pillow, yet not absolutely sick – had had a restless night – all my limbs ached shockingly and much pain in my back and terrible bilious headache, and consumed with fever – got up at 5 1/2 p.m. very much fatigued with dressing, and worn out before 9 – had taken nothing all the day but a little sago about 2 p.m. when Miss Walker dined at my bedside – could not take the starch-like arrow root they brought me at tea i.e. at 7 p.m. showers during the day –

Courtesy of West Yorkshire Archive Service, Calderdale, SH:7/ML/E/17/0041