March 25

Posted by sydney on Mar 25th, 2009
  • 1792: March 25, 1792 – Mrs Clement came with her three daughters.
  • 1791: March 25, 1791 – Sowed onions, radishes, & lettuce: the ground harsh, & cloddy.
  • 1790: March 25, 1790 – Chaffinches pull-off the finest flowers of the polyanths.  Ned White sailed on this day.
  • 1785: March 25, 1785 – Shoveled the alleys, & threw the mould on the borders, & quarters.
  • 1780: March 25, 1780 – Sowed carrots, parsneps, planted potatoes.  Ground works well.  Tortoise sleeps.
  • 1779: March 25, 1779 – Picturesque, partial fogs, looking like seas, islands, rivers, harbours, & c.!!  Vivid auroras.
  • 1775: March 25, 1775 – Planted a raspberry bed.
  • 1769: March 25, 1769 – Frogs croak: spawn abounds.
  • 1768: March 25 – Apricot is covered with boards.  Lucern is 6 inches & 3/4 high; burnet 5 inch. & 1/2.

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