∎∎∎∎ March 5th The Wind W. in the Morning, S.S.W. in the Evening, went to LLoydiarth, gave the Groom 6d. came home that night, dark and cloudy all the day, but made little or no rain.

6th. The Wind W. cloudy in the Morning, afine Sun Shiny day afterwards, my people still at the same work, Plowing & Mu[c sw]king. Planted Colly flowers & Cabbages yesterday & Sett some beans to day.

7th. The Wind N.N.W very cold, dry & scorching wind, but clear & Sun shiny all day, made some showers of Hail in the Night, and severall by break of Day.

8th. The Wind N.W. very cold & dry sun shiny weather, to day I sowed Mellons, Cucumbers & Cauly flowers in the hot Bed, sowed also 2 <rowes> ~~rowed~~ of kidney Beans in the Naturall Ground for Tryall, tho it is too early by a Month sowed likewise some Carrot Seeds, Spinnage Lettuce, Cresses Radish, and Endive. my people still at the same work.

9th. The Wind N.N.W made some rain in the Morning before day, afterwards Sun shiny fair & very cold & scorching dry Sowed to Day a whole Plot of Ground in the Orchard with Parsnips had an account that the Impostress last Thursday (the day after She was at LLanfechell) <went to> Bodford with the Same Lie in her – mouth, and the Glazier of Bodford went for a Licence next day and married her the Sunday following

10th. Ash Wednesday. [this is written in the margin immediately below '10th.' sw]

The Wind W. very cold, made a little shower of rain at Noon the rest of the day fair, the Market at LLanerchymedd, fallen my people still at the same work. Pd. George Williams Smith of Pwllhely 10L. Interest money due to Mrs. Lucy Wynne for 1735 by her direction

11th. The Wind S.S W. Dark cloudy boisterous weather, made a heavy shower of cold rain about 9. to day I begun to sow Oats rained afterwards more or less most part of the Day- to day I went to Bodwigan & cnewchdernog, in ye last of which places I had people makeing a Pinfold.