Nov. 1. Bath. Before leaving London sent off letters to Mother Regis, Mr. Lordan, Mr. O'Donoghue, Mr. Governor Barkly and Mrs. B.

Forwarded from this place to Mr. Lordan Power of Attorney from D^r Murdoch.

London. 3 Nov. 1849. Returned from a visit to Mrs. Gomez at Bath - 9 Russell Street.

On my return to Town found letters from Mr. Lordan and Mr. Fitzgerald - none from the Nuns.

Mr. Geoghegan, D^r Goold's V. G., is in Town and has been to the Colonial Office.

Received at the General P. Office the £10 forwarded by Mrs. Grantley Berkeley.

16. Paid Burns's acc^t., also the small sum due to Mrs. Browne, 10 Duke Street.

Drew a cheque for £25 - and took a circular letter for £150 to be drawn or not according to circumstances.

8. Wrote to Mr. Jerningham to place £10 to the credit of Mrs. Berkeley.

Wrote letters for packet 17^th. to Mother Regis, Mr. Lordan and Mr. Fitzgerald.

12^th. Left London for Folkestone accompanied by M. Kelly. Stayed the night at the Pavilion.

On the 10^th. assisted at the marriage of B. Russell's niece to Pasquali at the house of his friend Mr. Castelli - a Greek connexion. Met there among other foreigners two Jesuits, Frs. Melia and Ferara.

1849. 13^th. Crossed from Folkestone to Boulogne - made the passage against a headwind and cross sea.

Passed the night at Hotel Bedford.

14^th. Took the rail for Paris - arrived in eight hours.

17. Left Paris for Marseilles.

28. At 8 o'clock at night arrived at the gates of Rome.

On my journey made the acquaintance of Mr. and Mrs. Manley - an American gentleman and his daughter named Tiffany, and a Belgian lady named Mathu.

29. Visited S. Clement's and dined with the poor Irish Dominicans. Met the Prior of the Posterula.

30^th. Called at the Irish College today and saw D^r Cullen, D^r Kirby, Bp. Olliffe, D^r Callan and another professor of Maynooth.

Visited Villa Lante and saw dear M. Hynes, lately returned from her banishment along with her sister nuns in Marseilles.