Elizabeth Firths Journal
Mentions of Richmal Mangnall in the Journal’s of Elizabeth Firth.
Note Firth usually refers to Mangnall as “my governess.”
| Unique | RefNo | Date | Text |
|---|---|---|---|
| ELU-EF-J-00065 | EFJ-P-00001; ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-03-05 | Papa went to Halifax Miss Ibbotson dined and drank tea here [in l/h margin] Governess |
| ELU-EF-J-00099 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-04-08 | My Governess told M Horsfall and I we were to say questions |
| ELU-EF-J-00116 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-04-25 | I wrote to my Mama. My governess slept with Hester Cautleys |
| ELU-EF-J-00131 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-05-10 | [Sunday] The servants called my Governess out of bed and said Alice was in a fit she was in the nightmare and we could hear her schreaming into our room |
| ELU-EF-J-00134 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-05-13 | My Governess told our class of Geography if we did not know the rivers off we might go away they all went but myself though some of them knew them |
| ELU-EF-J-00137 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-05-16 | My Governess looked over a many of her Ladies I was one |
| ELU-EF-J-00139 | ELU-NL-01135; EFJ-P-00002 | 1812-05-18 | My Governess went to Wakefield |
| ELU-EF-J-00151 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-05-30 | We laid till 10 came down and breakfasted at 11 several ladies had 20 verses for having their clothes about after my Governess had ordered us not |
| ELU-EF-J-00152 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-05-31 | [Sunday] My Governess went to Crigglestone |
| ELU-EF-J-00235 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-08-22 | Our class of Geography were 2 hours looking for the Emperor of Persia’s name. My Governess told us it was Mohomet |
| ELU-EF-J-00236 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-08-23 | [Sunday] As many great Ladies as could sit in my Governess’ pew went to church I was one Mr Rogers preached |
| ELU-EF-J-00238 | ELU-NL-01135; ELU-NL-01137; EFJ-P-00002; ELU-NL-00314 | 1812-08-25 | My Governess took Mary Horsfall, Lydia Wilkinson and I to Wakefield we drank tea at Mr Smiths and came back in a chaise |
| ELU-EF-J-00242 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-08-29 | My Governess showed us a beautiful bible of hers with Ripon Minster on the edge |
| ELU-EF-J-00243 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-08-30 | [Sunday] My Governess began of examining the ladies who were to be confirmed |
| ELU-EF-J-00253 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-09-09 | My Governess said she should not hear questions till after confirmation |
| ELU-EF-J-00254 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-09-10 | The echoes drank tea with my Governess and went to Nostall with her it was the anniversary of their institution |
| ELU-EF-J-00256 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-09-12 | Eliza Humphrys went to Woodhouse her sister Amelia came into the schoolroom fell down on my Governess’ neck and cryed Miss Mary Ann went home |
| ELU-EF-J-00264 | ELU-NL-01135; ELU-NL-00314 | 1812-09-20 | [Sunday] Mrs Smithson sent for L. Wilkinson to meet her sisters but my Governess would not allow her to go because it was sunday |
| ELU-EF-J-00266 | ELU-NL-01135; ELU-NL-01137; EFJ-P-00002; ELU-NL-00314 | 1812-09-22 | Lydia Wilkinson came back. Mary {Wilson} was whiped for raising a report about Miss Fayrer. Miss Chorley went to Wakefield with my Governess |
| ELU-EF-J-00274 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-09-30 | We had not Geography my Governess was very ill |
| ELU-EF-J-00284 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-10-10 | Miss Teales were sent for home but my Governess would not let them go with out a chaise it was so wet they did not go |
| ELU-EF-J-00288 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-10-14 | My Governess began of reading in an evening |
| ELU-EF-J-00299 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-10-25 | [Sunday] My Governess wrote one word applicable to each round the table and left us to guess who they were intended for |
| ELU-EF-J-00301 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-10-27 | E. Whitacre C. Humphreys C. Coppock C. Wheatley went with my Governess to Crigglestone |
| ELU-EF-J-00306 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-11-01 | [Sunday] The same party was at the table that was there last sunday and my Governess wrote each a bad quality |
| ELU-EF-J-00331 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-11-26 | My Governess read us some very pretty poetry |
| ELU-EF-J-00336 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-12-01 | My Governess gave tasks for the bad copybooks |
| ELU-EF-J-00344 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-12-09 | I lost at my task all who were at my Governess’ table after supper had a task for noise I was one |
| ELU-EF-J-00345 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1812-12-10 | We had a holiday in the afternoon and had all cake our class of Geography supped with my Governess |
| ELU-EF-J-00408 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1813-02-11 | I got a task for not having my book ready when my Governess called me to read |
| ELU-EF-J-00409 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1813-02-12 | My Governess was ill |
| ELU-EF-J-00426 | ELU-NL-01135; ELU-NL-01137 | 1813-03-01 | My Governess went to Woodhouse. Miss Fayrer told me that Mr {T} Heaton was dead |
| ELU-EF-J-00427 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1813-03-02 | My Governess came home |
| ELU-EF-J-00428 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1813-03-03 | It was Ash wednesday we had tarts to dinner. My Governess read Rokeby in the evening |
| ELU-EF-J-00430 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1813-03-05 | It was my Governess’s birthday we had a whole holiday |
| ELU-EF-J-00436 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1813-03-11 | We had a holiday in the afternoon and cake instead of having it on my Governess’ birthday |
| ELU-EF-J-00469 | ELU-NL-01135; EFJ-P-00002 | 1813-04-13 | Miss Oxley went to Wakefield with my Governess |
| ELU-EF-J-00495 | ELU-NL-01135; EFJ-P-00002 | 1813-05-09 | [Sunday] Miss Prest went to Wakefield Mary Alderson to the lecture with Miss Eliza Mangnall |
| ELU-EF-J-00497 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1813-05-11 | A Man came to rob the pigeon house but my Governess called out to him |
| ELU-EF-J-00508 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1813-05-22 | My Governess gave me an Inkstand and Miss Lockwood a silver knife for answering well at Geography |
| ELU-EF-J-00514 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1813-05-28 | My Governess took the Ladies at her table into the low garden I was one |
| ELU-EF-J-00517 | ELU-NL-01135; EFJ-P-00002 | 1813-05-31 | E Humphreys went to Wakefield with my Governess |
| ELU-EF-J-00522 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1813-06-05 | My Governess sat up at writing |
| ELU-EF-J-00545 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1813-06-28 | I wrote to Miss Mangnall |
| ELU-EF-J-01312 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1815-08-03 | 3 Aug I went to sit with Mrs Bronte in the evening. I began Miss Mangnall's Geography |
| ELU-EF-J-01460 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1815-12-29 | 29 Dec Miss O– sent me Miss Mangnall's letter |
| ELU-EF-J-03177 | ELU-NL-01135 | 1820-05-01 | 1 May Miss W Ibbotson called. Miss Mangnall died. |
Will & Last Testament of Richmal Mangnall
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