| November 6th. The Wind S.E. in the Morning, very calm with a great hoar frost, and haveing freezed besides as it did yesterday morning; The Sun Shone very clear & fair all day. |
| 7th. The Wind N. calm and raining a dirty mizling rain more or less almost all day; a very full Markett to day at LLanvechell. |
8th. 8● [this is written in the margin below '8th.' sw] The wind N. very calm and warm, but raining a dirty mizling rain more or less almost all day; my people all this week ( excepting a monday LLanerchmedd — Fair day ) at the same work of fallowing for Barley – |
| 9th. The Wind variable all day from S.W. to N.W. cold & raw, and raining very hard about 12 in the fore noon; The Parson did finish the insipid Sermon begun on this day fortnight. Pd. yesterday to Rowland Jones of Pant y Gist iL. 7s. for Labouring work these 2 last years; & Pd. John the Son of Maddanwy Jones 7s. for his work this year. |
| 10th. The Wind N.W. blowing fresh accompanyed with <frequent>[ |
| 11th. The Wind N.W. cold and raw accompanyed with frequent cold showers in the morning. Pd. Owen John Rowland of Bodlwyfan 1L. 14s. 6d. for work, & pd. him 7s. 6d. for a Calf. Pd. Hugh LLoyd late of Hendre-Howel 2s.6d. for 2 small [??a sw]thers- |
| 12th. The Wind N.E. very calm ,sun-shiny & fair from Morning to Night, but a great hoar frost this Morning, haveing freezed a little beside; pd. 4s. 2d. for Beef at 2d. a pound; a very dear Bargain ! |
| 13th. The Wind S.W. calm all day till towards ye night; and dark cloudy, cold & raw weather all day, but made no rain – till far in the night when it rained hard. |
| 14th. The Wind S.W. dark cloudy weather, cold and raw all day– Joined with my Brother Lewis in hearing an Information brought by the Officers of the Customs against a person for Running Irish Soap. |