April 28th.  The Wind E. in the Morning. came & settled in ye S. in the Evening, a Sun-shiny fair & warm day from first to last. my people at the same work as before, finished to day carrying to the Ship all the Oats she had room for, being 38 peggetts, Hump. Mostyn being to take the rest abroad his own vessell for Warr- -ington.

29th.  The Wind S.W. blowing cold & raining without intermission from 1 in the morning till 5 in the Evening, & made sever -all showers afterwards from that time till 9 at night.

30th.  The Wind S.W. a fair, clear sun-shiny warm day from first to last, my people still continue to plow for Barley.

May ist.  The Wind S.W. some mizling rain in the Morning,& dark & cloudy, about 1 I set out for Cwtt y Dwndwr to deliver Mr. M. Lewis and order from my Mother to Heaton an Attorney at London to pay my Son there some money, came to Cwtt about 3 found Maurice Lewis gone this morning about 10, in which case I am forced to sent it by Post too-morrow: called at Bodewryd to see Dr. Wynne in my way home, staid there till 9.gave ye Servant is. [1/- sw] rained hard this night, but calm & warm.

2d.  The Wind S.W. very cold, & raining hard all the morning; and with very little intermission all day & night. the ground extream wet.

3d.  The Wind S.W. very cold in the morning, but dry,my people are employed in the makeing a Pinfold, it being. too wet to plow.

4th.  The Wind S.W. blowing fresh & warm all this day, my people plow to day, but cannot harrow, but [stay sw] it to dry a little,a poor – markett to day at LLanfechell, pd. 7d. for a Quarter of Veal.

5th.  The Wind N.W. cloudy & foggy all the Morning, cleared up about 3 in the Evening, warm & fair, my people to day finish plowing for Barley – gave 6d to Hugh ab Robert Lewis born in the this parish, that had gone out of the Countrey 35 years ago, being in Spain & Portugal all ye Wars of Q. Ann .& came to the Countrey about 2 months ago .