| ●3 [this is written vertically in the margin opposite this entry sw] July 29th. The Wind S.S. W. blowing very fresh, cloudy & dark generally all day with a dirty driveing rain almost all the morning; the Evening was dry and the Wind allayed: Pd. Henry Wilkinson the Excise Officer i5 shillings being – my Composition money for Malt for the ensuing year. |
| 30th. The Wind W. blowing pretty fresh & cold, made at two different times some little rain, but nothing to interrupt the hay makers much. |
| 3ist. The Wind E. blowing fresh and cold, sun shiny, fair & drying well the Evening was very calm, cloudy and dark from 4 the rest of the day; pd. Shadrach ab ifan 2s. 9d. for a Side of Mutton, & pd. Rhys Bentir 22d. for a quarter of Veal. Paid Richard Humphrey a Servant of the – Infants of Trogog ucha 3 pounds 7 shillings for two yearling Bullocks that Owen Jones of Peibron had bought of him for me: Pd. Owen Hughes the Smith's Bill for this last quarter (viz) from May to August iis. 6d. it rained very hard for the greatest part of this Night. |
| August ist. The Wind W. very calm, cloudy, dark & sultry & raining till 7 in the morning; the rest of the day was dry, but the Air moist, cloudy & dark altogether: Paid Mary Jones 8s. for two pound weight of Tea. |
| 2d. The Wind W.&by N. calm, sun shiny, dry, fair & pleasant all day– The Priest preached on Heb: Chap: iith. verse 13th. gave 2s. to a - poor family of this parish at a collection this day in church · |
| 3d. The Wind S. very calm, cloudy & dark, & raining hard till 7 in the morning, & all the rest of the day was dark, foggy & moist Air; went to LLanerchymedd to day to meet the Irish man according to appointment to adjust accounts in order to settle differences,but he came not near; his cousin ffrancis came, but little was done – & we adjourned it to the next day to Llanfechell to expect he may come there: pd. at LLanerchymedd 1s. i0d. |
| 4th. The Wind W. & by N. calm, sun shiny.fair and dry all this day- we met at LLanfechell, ffrancis LLoyd came, as did Wm. Bwmffre theTenant, where we settled what he pd. & what remained due; but no money was Pd. ffrancis saying that it was the Irishman's orders to transferr the accounts so settled to his Credit & he would be answer- able for all the Tenant owed, & the matter to be finally determined at the Sessions: so here it rests, & what will be the End of it God onely knows– pd. here 1s. 6d. |
| 5th. The Wind N. W.calm, Sun shiny, fair & very hot for most part of this day, and was really the onely hot day that it made hitherto thisSummer. |