| 8th. The Wind S. cloudy & close weather with fine showers of rain – lived well and merrily, and could not get home this day neither tho our linen were dirty & next day Sunday. |
| 9th. The Wind S.W. the weather much the same still, & we continu– -ued here this day also. |
| 10th. The Wind N.E. a very cold day & scorching to day in the Evening we set out for home much against the Will of the Young L=—. pressing earnestly to come soon again– gave in the house to the Servants 3s. |
| 11th. The Wind N. a clear sun-shiny day and pretty warm my servants employed all this week & the last in plowing the Pinfolds, and unladeing of Sand out of Boats at Cemaes that brought it from Red Wharf. |
| May 12th. The Wind E.N.E. blowing fresh, but not very cold, walked with my Son till Dinner, in the Evening my Neighbours Mr. LLoyd of Rhosbeirio & Mr. Da. Wms. came here, & we sat & drank merrily till far in the Night, my Son & I sat afterwards till 12, wherein he discovered to me ye Innocent– passion he had for Mrs. [presume WB means 'Miss' sw] Jenny LLoyd of LLoydiarth preferable to her Sister the Heiress, and tho I told him that I was sensible that both of them equally loved him & that he should return Love for Love to the Heiress, yet he desired to be excused, & sd. he hoped I would not force him against his inclinations, & desired my leave to discover his passion to Jenny the next time he goes there which I yielded to. |
