| March i3th. The Wind N.E. blowing high & very cold , cloudy and dark generally all day, yet made no rains : The Priest preached on i: Thess: Chap: 5th. verses. 6. & part of ye Seaventh. |
| 14th. The Wind N.E. blowing high and exceeding cold all day, about Sun set it brought down a small shower of hail, but of no long continuance To Day I plant the large Russia Potatoes in Rills as usuall. |
| 15th. The Wind E & by N. blowing fresh & exceeding cold all day— haveing freezed pretty hard last night, & made severall small showers of hail morning & Evening. |
| 16th. The Wind E. & by N. blowing fresh and very cold with frost on the water this morning, and made severall showers of hail—– but of no long continuance; finished to day harrowing my Small Oats, & begun to harrow the Great Oats. |
| 17th. The Wind E. N. E. blowing fresh and very sharp cold weather all day, but the wind was quite allayed about 5 inye Evening. |
18th. 8 ● [this is written in the margin below '18th.' sw] The Wind E. & by N. blowing fresh and cold, but not so high, nor so cold as yesterday, brought down a good deal of hail this morning about 8, but was soon melted, some sun shine about Eleven a clock, but soon interrupted with dark clouds. |
| 19th. The Wind N.E. and moderate, yet very cold & raw all day, and generally cloudy & dark, my people all thesedays were harrowing Great Oats and Pease. |
| 20th. The Wind N. E. and moderate and not so cold as the last weeks, and made Some Sun shine: LLanbadrick Wakes was kept to day soberly & quietly without Foot Ball playing – that sport or Excercise being kept on the proper Day Viz ye 17th. |
| 21st. The Wind N. E. in the morning and moderate, with some Sun —– shine, it came in the Evening to N. & was settled at N.W. before night, I Prevailed upon Hugh Roberts(that was left Execu –tor in Mr. Richd. Wm. of Carrog's Will )to make up matters with the Children of Owen Warmingham, he renouncing all claims a title to the Sd. Will , & Suffering Edward Warm –ingham & his Sisters to take out Administration of Mr W[ms sw] Effects, in consideration of the Administrators paying to Hugh Roberts 20 pounds, & 20 pounds to Wm Roberts a Legatee in theSd. Will, he likewise satisfying himself with that Sum [there is a line about the 'm' sw] instead of 50 pound left him & his Sister between them |