February 7, 1776

Posted by sydney on Feb 7th, 1776

Great rains, & vast floods thro’ the month of February.

February 6, 1776

Posted by sydney on Feb 6th, 1776

Part of the snow gone at Selborne.  It lay for many weeks in deep hollow lanes.

February 1, 1776

Posted by sydney on Feb 1st, 1776

Snow now lying on the roofs for 26 days!  Thames frozen above and below bridge; crowds of people running about on the ice.  The streets strangely encumbered with snow, which crumbles & treads like bay salt– Carriages run without any noise or clatter.  Thaws,  have observed, frequently take place immediately from intense freezing; as men in sickness often begin to mend from a paroxysm.

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