Jan:- 199 Feb: 49 Mar 45 Ap: 364 May. 438 June 13. July 324 Aug 230 Sep. 66 Oct. 210 Nov. 695 3227 As the year 1790 is just at an end, I send you the rain of that period, which, I trust, has been regularly measured. Nov. &.Dec. as you see, were very wet, with many storms, that in various places had occasioned much da mages. The fall of rain from Nov. 19. to the 22. inclusive was prodigious! The thunder storm on Dec. 23 in the morning before day was very aweful: but . I it the thank God, did not dous any least harm. Two millers, in wind will on the Sussex downs, Good wood, were struck dead are all living Mr. Churton, who is keeping his Xmas with us as usual, desires his best respects, and many thanks for the hospitable reception and intelligent information which he met with last summer at Lyndon. He is a good antiquary, and much employed in writing the life of Doctor Will. Smith, the founder of Brazenose Coll. of which he is now the senior fellow. Yr leg, we hope, is recovered from its accident. Mrs. J. White joins in affectionate compliments, and the good wishes of the season. I conclude Yr most humble servant, |