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A75124	A New almanack, or prognostication, for the year of Christ 1671. Being the third after bissextile, or leap year. Wherein are contained the moveable feasts, the eclipses, a description of the four quarters of the year, the changes of the moon, her full and quarters, with the dayly disposition of the weather. : Together with notes of husbandry & gardening, and physical observations: the dismal dayes, with the whole fairs of Scotland. : Calculated for the meridian of the honorable city of Glasgow, where the pole is elevated 55 deg. 55 min. / Set forth in Aberdene by M.D.L. professor of mathematicks.	M. D. L.	1671 (1671)	Wing A1857bA; ESTC R172455	10,981	16

A NEW ALMANACK OR PROGNOSTICATION For the Year of Christ 1671. Being the third after Bissextile or Leap-year Wherein are contained the moveable Feasts the Eclipses a description of the four quarters of the year the Changes of the Moon her full and quarters with the dayly disposition of the weather Together with notes of Husbandry gardening and Physical observations the dismal dayes with the whole Fairs of Scotland Calculated for the Meridian of the honorable City of GLASGOW where the Pole is elevated 55 deg 55 min. Set forth in Aberdene by M. D. L. Professor of Mathematicks GLASGOW Printed by ROBERT SANDERS and are to be sold in his Shop A TRUE CHRONOLOGY OF Memorable things to this present Year of God 1671. SInce the Creation of the World 5620 Since the general Deludge 3964 Since Fergus the first King of Scotland 2000 Since the building of Solomons Temple 2688 Since Rome was built by Romulus 2423 Since the Scots entered Albion 2089 Since the building of Edinburgh Castle 2001 Since the last destruction of Jerusalem by Titus Vespasian 1602 Since the Christian Faith was received in Scotland 1461 Since the building of the high Church of Glasgow 473 Since the Bible first divided into Chapters 476 Since the first invention of Guns 291 Since the rare invention of Printing 231 Since the Colledge of Glasgow was built 216 Since the appearing of the new star in Cassiopeia 98 Since the Gun-powder Treason November 5. 66 Since the birth of King CHARLES the second 40 Since the great Fire in Glasgow 19 Since the last great Plague in London 5 Since the great Fire in London 4 Common or vulgar Notes for this Year 1671. THe Golden Number or Cycle of the Moon is 19 The Cycle of the Sun 28 Dominical Letter A The Epact 29 Fastens-even March 7 Easter or Pasch April 23 Ascension day June 1 Whitsunday June 11 Of the Eclipses this Year 1671. THere is only one Eclipse to be seen by us this Year and that of the Moon the 8. of September the beginning will be at 4. hours 41. min. after noon the middle at 6. hours 33. min. the end at 8 hours 22. min. The beginning of which cannot be seen in the Horizon of Glasgow for the Sun sets at six a clock and 12. min. at which time the Sun riseth totally darkned in the East Horizon so that the middle and the end thereof if clouds hinder not will only be visible in our Horizon Of the Year and four Quarters HAving erected figures for the ingress of the Sun in the four cardinal signs and to the times of the lunations preceeding and succeeding the Suns ingress in the same signs I find Venus Lady of the Year and partners Sol with Mars she being in the revolution well placed doth signifie the Year to be well disposed fortunate and successful people shal delight themselves in sports and recreations shal feast and make marriages and women shal delight in the society of their husbands and shal be fruitful and the like Haec Haly lib. 8. cap. 6. dejud astron Of the Spring THe Spring this Year beginneth upon the 10 day of March at 48 min. past 10 hours in the fore-none The Sun entring into Aries maketh the day and night of equal length through the world beginning to have North declination increasing The Lord of this Quarter is the Sun partners Mars and Jupiter doth signifie a good and warm Spring Of Summer SUmmer Quarter beginneth when the Sun entreth the first minute of the Tropical sign Cancer which hapneth the 11 of June at 1 h. 34 m. after-noon when the dayes are at longest having North declination decreasing Ladies of this Quarter are Venus and Luna and sharer with them Mars Of Harvest AUtumn or Harvest Quarter beginneth when the Sun entreth the Equinoctial sign Libra which falleth this Year on the 13 day of September 44 m. past 4 h. in the morning at which time the dayes and nights are equal the Sun beginning to have South declination increasing The Lady of this Quarter is Venus partners Mercure and the Moon Of Winter WInter Quarter beginneth the 11 day of December at 4 h. 30 m. after-noon at which time the Sun entreth the Tropical sign Capricorn making the shortest day and longest night at which time South declination beginneth to decrease towards the Vernal Equinox The Lady of this Quarter is Venus and sharers Saturn and Mars More might had been performed in this matter but being forced to abridge I leave the rest to the Astrologers judgement THE EXACT DAY HOUR AND MINUT of the New Moon her Full and Quarters with the rising and setting of the Sun for the first day of every Moneth and the dayly disposition of the weather xxxi Ianuary begins on Sunday Sun riseth 34 min. before 9 sets 34 min. after 3. First quarter on saturday 7 day 11 h. 20 m. at night Full Moon on Sunday 15 day at 1 h. 45 m. in the morning Last quarter on munday 23 day at 3 h. in the morning Change on munday 30 day 45 m. past 2 afternoon The first four dayes cold winds thence to the 9 frost the 10.11 inclining to frost to the 15 temperate the 16 and 20 snow thence to the end of the moneth kindly weather The first Fair in the Year is S. Naughlans at the Kirk of Bethelny in Gerry upon the 7. day S. Mungo in Glasgow the 13. day a fair and at Dunkel and Kilwinning the 12. day In this moneth cut down timber and it shal not cleave nor be eaten with worms in the last quarter of the Moon set or sow ●●rnels and bay-trees primet and box set quicksets rose-trees peaches philbird and plum-trees if the frost be not hard prune and lop them before full Moon sow and set beans and pease and ●ung land In the last quarter geld cattel fallow land for wheat and rye trench gardens with dung and remove bees And for your own health keep your body warm let good and wholsome dyet be your Physician c. Old Janus bids thee keep thy body warm With Kitchin-physick thy diseases charm xxviij February begins on Wednesday Sun riseth 34 min. before 8 sets 34 min. after 4. First quarter on munday 6 day 37 m. past 7 in morning Full Moon on munday 13 day at 6 hours at night Last quarter on tuesday 21 day 26. m. past 10 at night The 1.2.3 and 4 dayes frost thence to the 9 very temperate from the 10 to the 15 gloomy dark weather the 16.17 and 18 rain the 19.20.21 high winds thence to the end good weather The first day at Abernethy Forres in Murrayland called S. Brides day On Candlemass day in Bamff Dunkel Dingwal Dowglas the 2. day Valentins day in Linlithgow the 14. day For far the 15 holding eight days Ashwedensday fair begins on Fastens-even at Lanerk the same day Valley-field the 24. day Sow all sorts of pease and other pulse sow mustard seed cast up dykes set and

and warm wind South or West Use Physick moderatly forbear fruits too pleasant or rotten shun ryot and excess of dyets If thou intend to live another year Cheer up thy self but naughty fruits forbear xxxj October begins on Sunday Sun ryseth 18 min. before 7. sets 18 min. after 5. First quarter on Sunday 1 day 30 m. past 3 in the morning Full Moon on Sunday 8 day 4 m. past 8 in the morning Last quarter on saturday 14 day 43 m. past 7 at night Change on Sunday 22 day 51 m. past 4 after noon First quarter on munday 30 day 8 m. past 7 at night This moneth begins with some frost to the 4 day the 5 to the 10 more warm the 11 to the 15 more temperate thence to the 19 some rains From 20 to 26 fair the rest inclining to wind The 1.2.3 a fair in Salt Preston S Francis in Abernethy Vallyfield the 4. Dionyse in Peebles Earlston Kirkintilloch Aiton Auchtermuchti Ceres in Fife Killimure and Moffat the 9. Dalkeith and Tillibol the 10. at Innerkeithing the 12 day Fenduc at Dunning the 13. in Forgondeny the 15 at Musselburgh the 16. S. Luke in Lawder Kinross Rugland Borrowstōness the 18. Townyetan on the border the 20. of horse neat sheep and a weekly market S. Irena in Corstorphine at the kirk of Carlouk the 20. with a weeklie market every wednesday and at Linton in Tweddal of horse neat sheep other merchandise with a weekly market every wednesday for all time coming of all sorts of goods gear the 20. Mary Salamine in Stirling and Kelso the 22 a fair at Forfar and in Linlithgow the 24. in Kilreny and Stramiglio the 25. Fowls fair in Pasley and Falkirk the 26. Simon and Jude in Dysert Falkirk Cokani Kirkliston and Hawick the 28. in Alloway the 29. The last thursday of this month a fair in Whithorn holding two days Sow wheat and rye the sooner the better for fear of rain set accorns and nuts gather winter fruit the weather dry in the after noon and in the wane of the Moon Refuse not a needful Physick from the learned but especially from these who can tell you what your disease is and that only by viewing the face of heaven of which you will be assured both in the kind cause and cure but of such Physicians there are few to be found With good advice such Physick mayst thou take As can thy body sound and healthful make xxx November begins on Wednesday Sun ryseth 13 min. before 8. sets 13 min. after 4. Full Moon on munday 6 day at 2 hours after noon Last quarter on munday 13 day 53 m past 8 the morning Change on tuesday 21 day 55 m. past 11 before noon First quarter on wednesday 29 day 14 m. past 8 morning The first thrée dayes frost the 4 to the 9 thaw the 10.11 inclining to snow the 12.13 14 some showrs of rain thence to the 21 fair the 22 to 24 boisterous winds the rest raw frost Hallowday in Edinburgh 8 days in Falkland Dumblane Fordice the first day in Alathy the 2. in Kilwinning the 3 day S. Leonard in Lanerk Forres the 6. s. Martin in Dumbar Melrois Martinskirk Strabogy Cowper of Fife Hamilton Culross Kilmahug the 11. S. Clement in Dundie the 13. s. Helens at Grinock the 15. Margaretmas fair in Dumfermling the 16. at Bryak and Peterhead the tuesday thereafter at Borrowstonness the 18. s. Macharmuch in Tane and Auchtertueil the 22. Burntiland the 23. Maiden fair the 24. Andermas fair in Stradown and in Frazerburgh the 29. s. Andrew in s. Johnston Peebles and Chirnside the 30 day Make malt kill hogs trench gardens with dung set crab-tree stocks sow wheat and rye in exceeding hot sandy grounds cut timber for ploughs carts other imployments for husbandry use wholsome meat drink with good exercise to preserve health New Wine is now good for old men esteem'd And meats well spiced worthy dyet deem'd xxxj December begins on Friday Sunriseth 24 min. befo rt 9. sets at 24 min. after 3. Full Moon on tuesday 5 day 14 m. past 12 at midnight Last quarter on wednesday 13 day 50 m. past 1 morning Change on thursday 21 day 50 min. past 6 the morning First quarter on thursday 28 day 52 m. past 6 at night The first four days rain and flabby to the 8 moderate thence to the 15 cold winds 16 17.18.19 and 20 strong frost the 21.22 and 23 sléet and snow with a thaw wind the remaining days kindly winter weather Farewell till we meet again At Ranfrew the 6. s Nicolas in Aberdene the 7 Belly fair and Lady day in Westweems the 8. s. Dunstane in Bamff at the kirk of Dier and Rothemay the 14. s. Cuthbert in the Grange within the Sheriffdom of Linlithgow the 17 s. Thomas in Glasgow the 15 and Innerness the 20. s. Johns day in Bamff and Forres and Levenmouth the 27 day In this and the next moneth cut down timber In the last quarter of the Moon uncover the roots of fruit trees set beans pease Cover all the best flowers and herbs from frosts with old rotten horse dung Look well to your cattel water and keep moist your meadows let horses blood and drink good wine and strong drink Keep thy body warm clad thy house warm and dry cast all care from you and relieve that are in want with thy charity Thus I have ended these Observations which are set down for thine advantage make good use of them and give God the glory Warm cloaths good fare prepare ye must But use ye not excess in lust Erra Paters Observations for this Year 1671. IN the Year that Ianuary shal enter on the Sunday the Winter shal be cold and moist the Summer shal be hot and rainy with great abundance of Corn of Wines and other grains and of all garden fruits and herbs there shal be little oyl abundance shal be of all manner of flesh some great news shal men hear spoken of Kings and Prelats of the Church and also of great Princes great wars and robberies shal be made and many young people shal die The Dismal or perillous days of the year MAster 's of Astronomy and Physick that these Arts first found tell the most perillous and dangerous dayes in he Dear in which if any man or woman be let blood of wound or vein they shal die within 21 days following Or whoso falleth into sickness on any of these days they shal never escape it till they be dead And whoso taketh any great journey in any of these days to go from home he shal be in danger to die ere he come home again And whoso weddeth a wife in any of these days they shal soon be parted or else they shal live together ther with much sorrow And whose beginneth in any of these days any great work it shal never come to good end and these are the days following In Ianuary are eighth days that