March 13th. The Wind W. blowing moderately & warm, with a mizling rain frequently in the morning; the Evening fairer, but drying very little.

14th. The Wind E. & by S. blowing fresh & drying well, haveing– freezed hard last night, it was generally clear &Sun Shiny most part of this day; gave 1s. to Sian verch Sion ap Huw ap Sion Ednyfed towards burying her Mother Ann Rolant Owen.

15th. The Wind E. blowing fresh and freezing all day out of the Sun and freezed very hard last night, all this day was Sun shiny clear & fair, but very cold: Paid 16s. for 2 Peggets of Great Oats for Seed, & paid 2s. for Butcher’s meat.

i6th. The Wind E. in the morning, blowing fresh & very cold, cloudy and dark withal, about 3 in the Evening it cleared up & was Sun shiny & fair the rest of the day & the wind came to N. yet the night was cloudy & dark.

17th. The Wind E. blowing fresh, very cold & raw weather,with fre – –quent showers of Snow. ( but small ones ) both morning, Even– –ing & night. LLanbadrick Wakes was kept this day, but no foot –ball playing as formerly ( except a little between some boys) by – reason people could not attend there from the common business of the Countrey ev^e^ry body being very backward in plowing: Lent my Mother i0s. & gave Rhys ab Richd. Rowland the Astronomer of – LLanfaethly 1s. a cheese & 2 Cibbins of Corn ·

18th. The Wind N. E. blowing fresh & excessive cold attended with fre- quent showers of snow morning & Evening like yesterday, & the night cloudy and dark .

19th. The Wind N.E. blowing fresh & cold & generally Sun Shiny fair & dry, yet made some small showers of Sleet: The Priest preached on Lam. Chap. 3d. vers. 40th. a very confused discourse & ye same thing repeated over& over severall times.

20th. The Wind N. very moderate, but cold & raw, and generally cloudy & dark all day, with some little rain in the morning the rest of the day was dry; pd. 14d for Garden Seeds .

2ist. The Wind E. blowing fresh & cold, but dry & generally Sun shiny – Sowed this Day Onions and Leeks ·