September 29, 1784

Posted by sydney on Sep 29th, 1784

Took possession of Selborne curacy.

September 27, 1784

Posted by sydney on Sep 27th, 1784

Nep. Ben White left me: me stayed a few days.

September 26, 1784

Posted by sydney on Sep 26th, 1784

Mr Taylor took possession of Selborne vicarage.

September 25, 1784

Posted by sydney on Sep 25th, 1784

Sister Henry White, & her daughter came.

September 21, 1784

Posted by sydney on Sep 21st, 1784

Gathered-in the early pippins, called white apples: a great crop.

September 17, 1784

Posted by sydney on Sep 17th, 1784

Nep. Ben White left me: he stayed a few days.

September 16, 1784

Posted by sydney on Sep 16th, 1784

Martins cling, & cluster in a very particular manner against the wall of my stable and brew-house; also on the top of the may-pole.  This clinging, at this time of year only, seems to carry somewhat significant with it.

September 15, 1784

Posted by sydney on Sep 15th, 1784

Mr Randolph left us.  The autumn-sown spinage turns-out a fine crop: but it is much too thick. We draw it for use.

September 14, 1784

Posted by sydney on Sep 14th, 1784

The heats are so great, & the night so sultry, that we spoil joints of meat, in spite all the care that can be taken.

September 10, 1784

Posted by sydney on Sep 10th, 1784

Uncrested wrens seem to be withdrawn.  Mr Richardson’s wall fruit at Bramshot-place is not good-flavoured, nor well-ripened & his vines are so injured by the cold, black summer, as not to be able to produce any fruit, or good wood for next year.  Mr Dennis’s vines at Bramshot also are in poor state.

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