| Septr. 8th. 3❍ [this is written in the margin, immediately below ' Septr. 8th.' and the page number sw)The Wind W. fair and dry but blowing fresh in the Morning the Evening fair & pleasant. |
| 9th. The Wind W blowing fresh and very cold, a Totall Eccips of the Moon this Morning at 3 a clock, to day my people begun to carry Sand after the harvest, I have at cnewchdernog a plowing the Pinfold the second time, about 7 in the Evening it made a great shower of rain— |
| 10th. The Wind W very cold but dry sun shiny & pleasant weather, & continued so all day, a poor Markett to - day at LLanfechell. |
| 11th. The Wind N.W. mighty cold, yet dry & wholsome weather, dark & cloudy all day, about 5 in the Even - ing it made a small shower |
| 12th. The Wind W.N.W dry, fair and clear, and moderately warm, the Parson preached. on Ps. 37 & vers. 37. the Doctrine all together Priestly, as makeing the Marks of an Upright man to consist chiefly in the belief of Orall & traditionall Religion, and not in Morall Vertue [Nesta Evans has 'Virtue' sw] and Honesty inprinted in every Man's Conscience, and a Duty that' known to him by the reason that god gave him, which if he neglects he offends God knowingly, his own reason wittnessing against him. |
| 13th. The Wind S.SW. high and Noisy with frequent showers of Small Rain, the Evening fair & dry— |
| 14th. The Wind N W. dark & cloudy in the Morning, the rest of the Day fair & Clear, Newborough Fair proved very bad. very little sold, & those for a small rate, the cattle that were worth last year 10L a pair, were sold '❚❚ |