October 20th. The Wind S. blowing fresh with a mizling rain — in the morning. cloudy & dark; but the Evening was fair & pleasant

2ist. The Wind S. blowing fresh, cloudy & dark & threatening rain in the morning, but it continued dry all this day likewise.

22d. The Wind S. S. W. blowing moderate, cloudy & overcast attended with a mizling rain about noon, but it cleared up in ye Evening & was Sun Shiny and fair the rest of the day: Pd. Richard Roberts the Mason 4s. 6d. for work he had done, some at this place & ye rest in the Cowhouse at Coydan .

23d. The Wind S.S.W. blowing fresh cloudy & dark weather for the most of this day, but made no rain.

24th. The Wind W. & by S. blowing high, cloudy &dark all day, yet it made but very little rain .

25th. The Wind W. S.W. blowing something high with frequent—– showers of dirty mizling rain for most part of the day: Paid Rhys Bentir is. [1/- sw] for a quarter of Mutton .

26th. The Wind W. S.W. blowing high about 3 in the morning & attended with violent rain,but afterwards it grew very calm but continued raining incessantly from that time till ii at night when I went to bed, but how long afterwards I know not.

27th. The Wind W. S. W. blowing moderate & raining hard all the morning the Evening was something fairer, yet it made severall showers of rain The Priest preached on Rom: Chap: 8th. & the last part of the 6th. verse

28th. The Wind N. blowing high in the morning, attended with heavy – showers of rain & hail;the Evening was dryer,but continued very cold all day.

29th. The Wind N .W. blowing fresh & very cold, but dry & generally Sun Shiny for the most part of this day.

30th. The Wind E. blowing fresh & cold, cloudy dark weather all this day with some mizling rain, but not much .

3ist. 5❍ [this is written vertically in the margin to the left of '3ist.' sw) The Wind E.& by S. blowing cold, cloudy & dark weather all this day also with some [? sw] mizling rain·