| Sepr. 4th. Mr. Lewis Trysclwyn, Mr. Robert Lewis, & the old Pharisee Row. Wms. where I accountd with them for 850L. remaining in my hands, and paid them all their Demand, and had a receipt for it, with a – promise of a generall release when Mr. Lloyd of of LLoydiarth comes home the Circuit, before we had finished, it was past i a clock in the Morning – here Mr. Lewis of LLysdulas did me a great piece of Service, in bringing over the Old Pharisee Row– Wms. over to remit the Interest ( all the rest of the Sharers haveing generously done it before ) which the Old Rogue would not do till Mr. Lewis had made an affidavit of his severall [times sw] promiseing to do so. which made him at last yield to it. pd. in my Lodging for my Man's meat & drink, & our horses 9s. and so cleared the house. |
| 5th. The Wind W . S.W. blowing fresh & cold, pd. for my horses that night, & my Man's drink. 1s. gave the Hostler 6d. set out from Town at 7 in the Morning and came to LLysdulas at 11 . where I dined, gave the Butler 1s. & came home about 5. haveing a pain and swelling in my face from a Tooth - ach, which begun this 2 days, and much worse by rideing in the Wind. |
| 6th. The Wind S.E. in the Morning, but settled in the S. dark cloudy and rain ing most part of the Morning, my face very stiff all this day, tho I rested very well last night, being mightily tired |
| 7th. The Wind S.W. very Stormy & tempestuous, with some rain, & continued so all day & most of the Night. |