The Diary Review

Thomas Green, a man of leisure and a self-professed lover of literature, died two centuries ago today. He kept a diary for much of his life,...

‘The people meet accordingly 40 or 50000 and marched through the City to the house of Lords & Commons, burned L.Fs Chappell Warwick St D...

Two hundred and seventy years ago today, Henry Fielding, celebrated author and justice of the peace in London, died in Lisbon where he had j...

Ten years ago this month I completed a book called London in Diaries . Unfortunately, I was unable to find a publisher. So, rather than let ...

‘I think I have taken my farewell of New York [. . .] I wish to be at home and yet dread the thought of returning to my native Country a Beg...

‘William Bosson having bin formerly Expelled the College for fornication, this day (as well as one before) offer’d his humble Confession ...