| October 12th. The Wind N. blowing fresh & cold but nothing like yesterday; about noon I set out for Bodorgan to vis it young Mr. Meyrick Just — came to the Countrey & to consult him about my Mother's Settlement, and a rived there about 4 in ye Even. |
| 13th. The Wind N. W. blowing fresh and cold with some showers of mizling rain, but generally cloudy & dark all day: Sat up very late this night. |
| 14th. The Wind W. and moderate, and generally Sun Shiny fair and pleasant all day, and was often out of doors a walking. |
| 15th. The Wind N. W. blowing fresh and raining hard almost all the morning; the Evening dry, but cold & raw. |
| 16th. The Wind W. & by N. blowing fresh with some cold showers in the morning; the Evening dry, but cold raw weather. |
| 17th. The Wind N. W. and moderate, with intervals of dark weather & Sun Shiny in the morning till noon when the wind came to – S. and rained a mizling rain most part of the Evening, & most prodigious hard in the night which brought the wind back to the N and blew very high & stormy: about 8 this morning I left Bod- - organ where I gave among the Servants 6s. and came to LLan- - erchmedd to meet Mr. Lewis & his Brother Robert to put the — Window tax in Execution, where I found Sr. Nick. Baily,Mr. J Owen, Bodychen Sparrow, Roberts Bodiar, LLoyd the Irishman of Hirdrefaig & Jones the parson of LLangeinwen whom they qualified for a Comissioner; and as it appeared by their not acting & refuseing to sign the Bills, they ^had^ met there onely to wrangle about ye explanation of the Act of Parliament, however we 3 signed the Bills & dined at ye Widdow Owens where the meeting was appointed, and they dined at Robert Evans: Pd. At LLanerchmedd 1s. for meat and drink & was at home by 7 at night. |
