Journal of Jonathan Troup: February and March 1789 Journal of Jonathan Troup: February and March 1789 They arrived in Dartmouth for refitting at the beginning of February Troup left for Exeter on the 4th of February and travelled round that part of England until 31 March. He met Eliza Thomas, a country girl ('I gained her heart and never more pleased with anyone'). He visited Plymouth and fell in with a German doctor who claims to be able to unite all the bones in the skeleton when blindfolded. He also meets 'my dear' Mary Ford in Plymouth. He refers to her frequently throughout the journal. There is a note at foot of page saying 'urine is excellent for burns' February - March 1789