December i4th. The Wind S. blowing moderate, cloudy and dark weather, a mizling rain frequently & the Air very moist. |
i5th. The Wind S.W. blowing pretty fresh, dark cloudy weather the Air very moist & frequent showers of dirty mizling rain: pd. 9d. for a Bushell of Turnips, 2s. 8d. for a Side of Mutton & is. [1/- sw] for a Couple of Neats Tounges, & 2d.2/1 for a quarter of pound of Liquorice Root. |
i6th. The Wind S.W. blowing moderate, with a mizling rain frequently this day also & altogether cloudy & dark : My people all this week also were fallowing for Barley. |
i7th. The Wind S. blowing moderate cloudy & dark & dirty weather in the morning, cleared up about noon, yet the Air was wet & very unpleasant: made a great deal of rain this night· |
i8th The Wind S. S.W blowing pretty fresh before day & raining ex- – ceeding hard from one in the morning till 7 ; a dirty mizling rain all the rest of the morning insomuch that the water isout every where in these parts, quite covering the meadows · |
i9th. The Wind S. calm, cloudy & dark with some rain this day also. |
20th The Wind S. S. W. calm, dark cloudy weather with a moist Air cold & raw, but made no rain this day . |
2ist. The Wind S. W. close cloudy weather with a mizling rain and very cold & raw. |
22d. The Wind S. calm, cloudy cold & raw, but made no rain to day. |
23d. The Wind S. S. W. cloudy close weather & cold with a mizling rain frequently this day & the ground very wet · |
24th. The Wind W. blowing moderate, some sun shine, but generally dark weather with a raw cold air. |
25th. The Wind N. W. blowing moderate & dry & cold & was generally sun shiny & fair this day: distributed the 6s. 8d. left in Mr. R. Gwyn's Will to 4 poor people of LLanbadrig: 2s. 6d. a piece to two poor people parents of 5 Children, i shilling to one old woman & 8d. to another; gave also 2s.6d.to the poor bedrid woman of Meildŷ .& 6d. to Holy head Post Man. |
26th. The Wind W.blowing fresh & very cold, & generally Sun shine & dry this day paid Will: Parry the Taylor 3 pounds 6s. for a Sute of Cloaths & delivered him 6s. 6d. to pay Tho: Griffith of Bangor for a pair of double chaneld Pumps |