| Here begins the Year 1749. March 25th. The Wind S. & by E. blowing moderate in the morning & not cold & generally Sun— shiny & fair all day; the Evening extraordinary fair, warm and pleasant like to an Evening in June: betwixt 70 & 80 persons to day received the Sacrament in LLanfechell Church : Pd. 18d. Postage for Letters · |
| 26th. Easter Day. [this is written in the margin below '26th.' sw] The Wind E & by S. blowing moderate & raining almost all day:about 190 persons communicated to day at LLanfechell Church : The — Priest preached in the Evening on John Chap: 5th. verse 14th. |
| 27th. The Wind E. blowing fresh & drying well, yet not cold, & generally Sun Shiny and fair all day: The Priest chose the Same Warden for ['for' is in the margin sw] this year as served the last; & the parish to preserve their Right of chusing another, agreed to chase him likewise that served the last year· |
| 28th. The Wind E. blowing fresh and cold, cloudy and dark all the morning and untill 3 or 4 a clock in the Evening when it made some Sun Shine: I saw To Day a Swallow in Cae'r Penrhyn and I do not remember ever to have seen any so zzz before. |
| 29th. The Wind E. blowing fresh & cold, but generally Sun shiny & fair, about the fall of night it begun to rain, & rained all the(whileI sat up which was about 10,)but not hard. |
| 30th. The Wind E. blowing fresh and cold all day, & generally Sun– shiny; To Day I had the first Harrows out this year to harrow Oats. |
| 3ist. The Wind E. blowing fresh and very cold, but generall Sun Shiny– the Evening on the fall of night very calm, & so was the night, but very dark & cloudy: My people are to day harrowing Pease: Pd. 1d. for Clary Seed[. sw] |
