March 17, 1783
Posted by sydney on Mar 17th, 1783
Full moon. Ice. Nect. & peach blow. Moon totally ecliped.
March 8, 1783
Posted by sydney on Mar 8th, 1783
The crocus’s make a gaudy appearance, & bees gather on ym. The air is soft. Violets blow. Snow lies under hedges. Men plow.
March 6, 1783
Posted by sydney on Mar 6th, 1783
Flood at Gracious street. All the fields full of water. Snow much gone. The barometer strangely low! A slight shock of an earthquake at this time in Paris.
March 5, 1783
Posted by sydney on Mar 5th, 1783
Snow 7 inches deep: no drifting. Swift thaw.
March 4, 1783
Posted by sydney on Mar 4th, 1783
Snow on the ground 4 or 5 inc. deep. Snow melts on sunny roofs.
February 28, 1783
Posted by sydney on Feb 28th, 1783
Rain in Feb: 5 in. 54 hun. Peter Wells’s well ceases to run over. It is only 36 feet in depth, & continues almost full all the winter in wet seasons. A lavant from the hanger fills it. The wells in this part of the street are 63 feet deep.
February 26, 1783
Posted by sydney on Feb 26th, 1783
Venus begins to appear behind the hanger.
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