| Novr. 17th. The Wind W. & by N. blowing moderate, but cold & dry all day: pd. John ifan the Gardiner 53s. of this year's wages Pd. Ann Mark 8˙s. the remainder of her Sumer's [there is a wavy line above the 'm' sw] wages, & pd. Rhys Bentir 2s. for a Side of Mutton,& to Owen Roberts is. [1/- sw] for Oysters. |
| i8th. The Wind W. blowing fresh & cold all day & made a sharp – shower of hail in the night. |
| i9th. The Wind W. blowing high & very cold, was generally Sun- shiny and dry all this day· |
| 20th. The Wind W. & by N. blowing moderate, Sun shiny .fair & pleasant, but cold and dry all day; gave Pyrs ye husband of Catherine Hughes 2s. who brought me 3 couple of Rab[i sw]ts. & Pd. Owen Roberts i0s. the remainder of his Sumer's [there is a line over the 'm' sw] wages |
| 2ist. The Wind S. blowing fresh and generally cloudy & dark, but made little or no rain dureing the day, but rained heavily in the night. |
| 22d. The Wind S. blowing high cloudy & dark all day attend- - ed with some showers of mizling rain morning & Evening but rained in earnest for most part of the night. |
| 23d. ●12 [this is written vertically below '23d.' sw] The Wind S. blowing fresh,and raining very hard all the morning till near 9 , all the rest of the day was wet, dirty mizling rain till about 9 at night it cleared up,grew – calm and the stars appeared: Paid Marged uch huw Morus 2s. 2d. for a Side of Mutton &6d. for Turnips & Eggs, & pd. Robt. Owen the Cow keeper 9s. being the remainder of his Sumer's [there is a wavy line over the 'm' sw] wages. |
| 24th. The Wind W. blowing moderate, Sun shiny fair& dry all day My servants all this week when the weather served were plowing at Coydan· |
| 25th. The Wind S. blowing fresh and raining very hard all the morning till near i2^ [this inverted 'v' is on the line, as if he was going to make an insertion but didn't sw] the Evening likewise was a smoaky – mizling weather tho is did not rain hard. |
