| January 8th. The Wind N W. and moderate, and generally cloudy and dark, & the weather cold & raw, but made no rain. |
| 9th. The Wind N.E. and moderate with a smoaky dewy rain all the morning, but not enough to wet one's Coat, the Evening_ very fair & dry · |
| 10th. The Wind N. E. very moderate, but cold, sun shiny & fair, till near noon when it made a small shower. All the Evening was cloudy and dark, but without rain, except very little it made in the night. |
| iith. The Wind W. & by N. blowing fresh and not cold, and generally dark cloudy weather all day, but made no rain: gave Roger ab Wm. Owen is. [1/- sw] to earnest some timber if so be he can buy them. |
| 12th. The Wind W. and blowing moderate & not cold, but generally cloudy and dark all day. yet made no rain, so that the ground is as dry as in April: pd. Ann Warmingham 9s. 9d. for 3 dosen pound of hard Soap she bought me at Holy head: gave Mr. Wm. Broadhead's Son 1s. who brought me a hare. |
| 13th. The Wind W. very calm, cloudy and dark weather. yet made no rain, the Air likewise was raw and cold. |
| 14th. The Wind S. blowing fresh, cold and raw, and altogether cloudy and dark all day: The Corn Market ^yesterday^ |
| 15th. The Wind S. in the morning, blowing fresh and raining exceeding hard from 5 to 7 in the morning which brought the Wind to W, & all the rest of the day was sun shiny and fair. |
| 16th. The Wind W. and blowing fresh, but not cold, Sunshiny & pleasant all the morning, and the Evening hazy moaky weather, but made no rain; my people all this week were fallowing for Barley, they finished at Coydan Park on Thursday, and were afterwards at Cefn y Groes. |
| 17th. The Wind S. W. blowing fresh with a mizling raintill 10, the Sun shined a little about 10, yet soon it began a mizling rain which con– -tinued till 3, & the rest of the day was dark & cloudy: The Priest – preached on Nehem: Chap: 10th. vers. 29th. |
| 18th. The Wind S. S. E. in the morning, fair & pleasant. settled at S. about i0, and blew fresh, cold & raw, & the Air generally cloudy & dark, pd. 6d.for Ale at Cemlyn & delivered Cos. Grace Mostyn a half Jack, being 36s. & a Guinea, being 2is. to give her Husband Wm. Peters who sails to night for Liverpool to pay the Said two pieces to My Daughter at Liverpool. |
19th 3 l [this is in the margin below '19th' sw] The Wind N. W. very calm, Sun shiny, fair and pleasant,haveing last night made a pretty hard frost, and a very great hoar frost; and not- withstanding that, the Air was warm and the Sun hot, and continued So till- near Sun Set, when it seemed to be set for freezing, the night was fair pleasant and starry. |