| Disgrifiad | They consist of somewhat conventional missives (and some inclined te be sharp and critical) from his step-son Lord Bulkeley, i.e., Thomas James, 7th. Viscount, and several canvassing letters over Anglesey and Carnarvonshire elections. A good few have to do with the education of "Bob" [the later Sir Robert Williams], and one contains very severe strictures on the discipline at Ruthin School in the eighties of the 18th century |