| Description | Writes to correct the wording of a letter of the previous day. Wyatt had assured him that he attributed no blame to Lord Penrhyn, but has since changed his views. Penrhyn was not aware of the results of the meeting at Caernarfon, but once Lloyd was asked he immediately enlightened Penrhyn as to the facts. Mr. Francis appears to think that the publishing of the manifesto has done good. Refuses to offer an opinion as it is not his place. |