| February 18th. The Wind N. generally dark and cloudy, & blowing high and very cold all day, but continued all day dry. |
| 19th. 9❍ [this is written in the margin immediately below '19th.' sw] The Wind S. dark, hazy weather, and very calm all day, took a walk to Cemaes in the morning to see some Timber brought these but did not buy any, bespoke of Hugh Wms. of Conway the —– Timber Merchant 2 pieces of Timber for the Water Wheel of my Mill which are to be 15 |
| 20th. The wind E. & by N. blowing fresh, haveing freezed hard last night as it did the night before; A full Market for Corn, Butter &c. at LLanfechell, but no Butcher's meat at all. |
| 21st. The Wind E. dark & cloudy, blowing fresh & excessive cold —– with a very hard frost this morning. My Servants all this week are fenceing and repair ing old hedges , planted Garlick this day |
| 22d. The Wind E. blowing high & excessive cold, haveing freezed hard last night . The Parson preached on Mat.Chap 11th. vers. 30. dry & insipid. |
| 23d. The Wind E & by S. calm and sunshiny, but very cold, haveing freezed hard last night. my people in the Garden are these 4 or 5 last days ( but yesterday ) levelling the walks & digging the borders. |
| 24th. The Wind S.S.W. calm in the Morning & a prodigious hoar frost as <white>z❚z as Snow & a very hard frost besides. it blew fresh in the Evening & cold, Sowed to day some Parsnips, Lettuce, Spinnage, Cresses & Radish . pd 1d.2/1 for ale. |
| 25th. The Wind S.W. blowing very high, especially in ye Evening, The Market at LLanerchmedd very full today, & rather lower than last week. |
| 26th The Wind N.N.E. blowing high & very cold, especially in the Evening it blew a storm, but was all allayed before ten at Night |