October 27th. The Wind E. blowing fresh & drying well all this day with some Sun shine: pd. is. 6d. for aPint of Spirit of Wine & the bottle. |
28th. The Wind E. blowing fresh, Sun shiny, fair & pleasant & drying well all this day also. |
29th. The Wind E. blowing moderate, for the most part Sun shiny, and drying well all day, but made pretty much rain in the night. Paid is.9d. for a Side of Mutton & 6d. for a Calf's head to Rhŷs Bentir. |
30th. The Wind S.E. very calm & generally Sun Shiny. & very sultry .all day & a great fog and hoar frost this night: My people have- ing done mucking Cae ’Rhyd y Gaseg on wednesday were these 3 last days plowing it & sowing wheat therein. |
3ist. The Wind S.E. calm, sun Shiny, warm, fair & pleasant all the morning; the Evening was generally cloudy, yet made no rain: The Priest preached on John's ist. Epist. Chap: 5th. verse 3d. |
November ist. The Wind S.W. calm & for the most part sun shiny and fair, and dry all day; haveing finished Sowing wheat in Cae Rhŷd y Gaseg, my people begun to day to plow for Rye in the Pinfold by Cerrig yr Eirin. |
2d. The Wind W. S.W. and blowing very moderate; cloudy and dark weather, but dry till near 4 when it rained very hard for near and hour, and made very heavy rain & of long continuance – some-time in the night & before day. |
3d. The Wind W. & W & by N. Some Sun shine but cloudy and dark generally; was dry this day till 4 when it made a sharp shower and rained again in the night.pd. Marged ’chuw Morus 3s.i0d.for Meat. |
4th. The Wind W. blowing moderate&drying well till night when it rained hard which brought the Wind before day to N.W. & blew high &Stormy· |
5th. The Wind N. W. blowing very high & stormy all day & attended with frequent showers of sleet & hail & very cold all day ; LLanfechell Fair to day proved but an indifferent one. Pd. iL. 5s. 6d. wages amongstmy Servants. |
6th ❍ 10 [this is written vertically in the margin under '6th' sw] The Wind N.W. blowing high & very cold, but made no showers of any kind this day: My people haveing finished sowing Rye were employed in carrying Muck to Cae'r Sgubor in Bodelwyn the rest of this Week· |