| March i5th. The Wind N. very calm, a great hoar frost on the ground and frost on the water as thick as a half Crown – piece: To Day I begun to sow Oats . |
| 16th. The Wind S. blowing moderate in the morning, and in ye Evening it blew fresher;all the day was raw & cold . pd. 18d. for a fore quarter of small Mutton, Pd. 15d. for a small Lamb, and 6d. for 2 Lobsters· |
| 17th. The Wind N. N.W. and blowing very moderately, and raining hard till near 8 a clock, as it did sometime before day excessive hard, for the ground was extream wet and standing pudles on every even ground so that we could not harrow: LLanbadrick Wakes was kept on this day and also a sort of a Fair where cloath woolen & Linnen, Shoes, hats &c were sold, and abundance of – people resorted there, where Servants of all sorts were hired: [there is a line in pencil or another pen under 'rts were hired:' sw] |
| 18th. The Wind N.W. blowing moderate and not very cold, Sun shiny fair and dry all this day from 7 in the morning, before which time it had made some cold sleet: The Priest preached on Ezec: Chap 33d. vers. iith. |
| 19th. The Wind S. and blowing moderate, but cold and chilly– and cloudy and overcast all day, and made some driving showers of cold rain about 10 in the morning : To Day I begin to replant the old Garden in Brynnie Duon one half with the large, brown Russia Potatoes, and the other half with our Countrey Potatoes. |
| 20th. The Wind S. blowing fresh & cold, dark cloudy weather all day, with some small rain in the Evening, but very little |
| 21st. The Wind S. blowing fresh & cold, but generally sun shiny;finished to day planting both kinds of the Potatoes. |
| 22d. The Wind S. blowing fresh & cold & generally dark & cloudy, yet dry, before night the wind began to be high, & blew high & stormy all night. |
| 23d. The Wind S. W. blowing high & stormy & attended with great rains & some showers of hail from 2 in the morning till 8; was afterwards calmer & some sun shine but very cold, & made severall showers of sleet & hail in the Evening . paid iL. 7s. for 6 Peggets of Countrey hay seed. |