Xxxi. July begins on Sunday.
Sun riseth 37. min before 4. sets 37. min. past 8.
- ••ull Moon on wednesday 4. day, 30 m. past 5 afternoon.
- First quarter on wednesday 11. day, 40 m. past 1 afternoon,
- Change on thursday 19. day, 35 m. past 3 afternoon.
- First quarter on friday 27. day, 56 m. past 10 morning.
From the first to the 8. small showers: from thence ••o the 10 some pleasant weather, the 11, 12. and 13, 14. •…•…igh winds with rains the 22.23. fair and hot weather, ••he end rain.
In this moneth play your haying, follow your land for wheat, ••ull up hemp that is ripe, get rue and wormwood to drive away ••leas and moths: dry flowers in the shade, and then sun them a ••ittle for fear of corruption.
Perfume thy house with savors sweet, But such as are for purpose meet▪ Abroad as thou in streets dost go. Defend thy self from stinks also.
Culross the first day, Abernethy and Auchtermuchty the 1. day. S. Martin of Bulzeon 4. day. Peter fair in Peterhead. The first Tuesday in Dundie a new fair. S. Thomas in Langnewton, midway betwixt Jedburgh and Melros: the 3. day; S. Palladius in Forden of the Merns the 6. S. An∣••••ew in Glasgow the 7. S. Lawrence at Grinock the 1••▪ day. Kilwinning the 12. day. S. Margaret in Frendraught, and Asky fair in Old Deer, both on the 2. tuesday. A fair a•• Borrowstonness the second wednesday. S. Margaret in Kills∣••ure the 13. six days at the Kirk of Forrig; in Tarves the 2 tuesday: in Moffat and Kirkadie▪ fair of horse, neat, & s••ee•• the 18. Stirling the 20. Mary Magdalen in Linlithgow▪〈…〉〈…〉 •…•…enw••en and Pathhead the 22. in Airth the 24. S. Jame•• Forfar, Cowper of Fise, Lanerk, Roxburgh, Kinghorn. E•••• in Murray, and in Musselburgh he 25. Possinar fair in Inv••••∣••ary; and Lambmas fair in Turreff, both on the last tuesday▪