| April 5th. The Wind S. & by W. very high and boisterous all day, was out with the Parson, Cousin Harry Hughes & Mr. Wright my Son in Law a coursing towards Cemaes, had pretty good sport, but took nothing pd. 6d. for Ale, & 2d I lent my Daughter. |
| 6th. The Wind S.W. something high still, we were out this day also a coursing & had good sport. gave Mr. Bryan's Man that brought here a present of Wine 1s. |
| 7th. The Wind S.W. still blowing high, dark & cloudy had very good sport <to> day at Coursing – |
2● [this is written vertically immediately above '8th.' sw] 8th. The Wind S.W. dark cloudy weather, accompanyed with severall showers of cold rain, the Evening fair & mild, my people all this week a sowing Barley at Cae'r LLoriau |
| 9th. The Wind W.S.W. cold & windy with some showers in the Evening, I had a great company here to day that came to visit my Daughter & Son in Law amongst the rest were the two Miss LLoyds of LLoyd-=iart . and they all staid till almost night. |
| 10th. The Wind S.S.W. dark cloudy weather & something cold; & Some showers in the Evening, but not to hinder plowing & harrowing. |
| 11th. The Wind S.W. dark & cloudy, went out a coursing with my Son in Law, Cousin Hen: Hughtes & the Parson, killed 3 Hares & returned home by Dinner time. My Son in Law shews a fondness to his wife. even to a fault, if I may be allowed to say so, being always playing with her, & kissing of her – |