March 23, 1787
Posted by sydney on Mar 23rd, 1787
Timothy hides his head under the earth.
March 22, 1787
Posted by sydney on Mar 22nd, 1787
The tortoise comes forth from his hole. Men open their hop-hills & cut their hops.
March 20, 1787
Posted by sydney on Mar 20th, 1787
Sent me from South Lambeth, two Nectarine-trees; several sorts of curious pinks; some mulberry rasps some scarlet lichnis’s; a root of Monk’s rhubarb.
March 19, 1787
Posted by sydney on Mar 19th, 1787
Women sow wheat. Gossamer abounds. Sowed a bed of Celeri under a hand-glass.
March 18, 1787
Posted by sydney on Mar 18th, 1787
Timothy the tortoise heaves up the earth: he lies under the wall-nut tree.
March 16, 1787
Posted by sydney on Mar 16th, 1787
The cats brought-in a dead house-martin from the stable. I was in hopes at first sight that it might have been in a torpid state; but it was decayed, & dry. Polyanths blow. Jet-ants appear.
March 14, 1787
Posted by sydney on Mar 14th, 1787
The male bloom of the cucumbers opens: the bed is warm, & the plants thrive. Planted more roses from South Lambeth.
March 8, 1787
Posted by sydney on Mar 8th, 1787
Frost, sun, pleasant, spring-like. Pilewort blows.
February 27, 1787
Posted by sydney on Feb 27th, 1787
On this day my niece Edmd White was delivered of a daughter, who encreases my Nephews, & nieces to the number of 48.
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