| June ist. The Wind N. W. dark & cloudy blowing fresh & cold, made some small showers about noon and at the fall of night. |
| 2d. The Wind N. not high but blowing exceeding cold especially in the morning when it rained very hard; the rest of the day was Sun shiny and dry, but continued very cold. |
| 3d. ●11 [this is written vertically in the margin below '3d.' sw] The Wind E. blowing pretty fresh, but not cold, yet brought down some hail this morning about 5 & some showers of rain but of short continuance, afterwards; the rest of the day was sun shiny but the wind blowing cold: My people begun yesterday to plow the Pinfold in Coydan, as others of them— were weeding the Corn there . |
| 4th. The Wind N.W. &by N. blowing fresh and very cold all day: early in the morning it rained a cold Sleet for some time which afterwards changed to rain which continued till 9: the rest of the day was dry and sun shiny but very cold: The Priest finished the Sermon he had begun this day fortnight· |
| 5th. The Wind N. blowing cold, but not high & generally Sun shiny and fair and warm in the shelter, the wind calm towards night. |
| 6th. The Wind N. very moderate and calm, Sun shiny and warm all day; Sent John Ifan to LLanerchmedd to fetch home a Clock from the late Mrs. Jenny LLoyd's house which my brother Lewis made me a present of. |
| 7th. The Wind N. calm warm & pleasant & generally Sun shiny – all day; Sent to day ten Peggets of Rye to Cemaes to be put in a boat to go to Carnarvon by next Saturday Market· |
| 8th. The Wind E. blowing pretty fresh, but not cold, and generally cloudy and dark all day, but made no rain, Yesterday in the Evening I planted out savoys & some round English Cabbage: Paid 6d. for fish & 6d. for makeing Ann Wright's Frock . |
| 9th. The Wind E. & by N. blowing fresh all the morning, cold & scorching, the Evening calm & the Wind in the N. Sun shiny & fair; pd. 9d. for a Kid. |
| 10th. The Wind E. in the Morning, blowing fresh cold & blasting, & cloudy dark weather; the Evening warm & calm, Sun Shiny & fair & the Wind at N. Paid John Owen of LLanerchmedd 2s. for Setting up and cleaning the Clock that came from Mrs. Jane LLoyd's house: I had to day 4 men & 2 Carts from 8 in the morning till near 8 in the Evening – carrying Quarry Rubbage [rubbish sw] to mend the high Way . |