February the 4th, it began to Snow, and continued to the 8th, was very deep, Wind North, and driven on Drifts, in which People, and much Cattle were loſt ; Froſt to the 10th, then a Thaw, with continual Rains a long Time after ; hence ſuch high Waters, and great Floods, as drowned Marſhes and low Grounds ; Thames ſo flooded Weſtminſter-hall, that Fiſhes were left in it. April the 24th, another great and deep Snow. In September and November, great Winds, and raging Floods, carrying down Corn, Cottages, drowning Paſtures and Cattle in many Places of England.--- Theſe Tempeſts in Heſſen and Thuringia did great Miſchief, for Hail as big as Hens Eggs broke down the Corn and Vines, and Floods did great Hurt to Grounds, People, and Cattle. Chriſtian Matth.