June 7, 1790

Posted by sydney on Jun 7th, 1790

Went to London by Guilford & Epsom.  Spring-corn & grass look well.  Hay making near town.

June 2, 1782

Posted by sydney on Jun 2nd, 1782

Mr. Pink is obliged to leave 26 acres of barley-ground unsown. Feverish colds begin to be very freqent in this neighbourhood, & indeed the country over. Within the bills of mortality this disorder is quite epidemic, so that hardly an individual escapes. This complaint seems to have originated in Russia, & to have extended all over Europe. The great inclemency of the spring may best account for this universal malady.

June 6, 1780

Posted by sydney on Jun 6th, 1780

Red valerian blows.  Terrible riots in London: & unpresidented burnings, & devastations by the mob.

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