_______ There has been a great deal of Rain, during the
Night, and 2 A,M, the Wind shifted round to the Northward
in a fine Breeze, but which only lasted untill Noon,
when it fell nearly a Calm, and at 4 PM, a steady
Breeze again sprang up from W,S,W, but a strong Sea,
still coming from N,W, causes the Vessel to labour very
much, and has prevented the Sheep getting any rest in
their Pen’s since Yestdy morng, besides making several
of the Passenger’s squeamish _____________
Tuesday 22 March 1836
[John Pirie journal writer, on board the John Pirie wrote. | Read source notes.]
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