| Disgrifiad | Is troubled that she takes no notice of a long letter he wrote to her in the holidays with an account of all here and some business. It was directed to her in the Beaumaris bag, and now Mr. Langford tells him that her kinswoman the post-mistress is under great suspicion of not playing fair with letters, and that her uncle does what he pleases with them. However he sends this under cousin Morris Owen's cover for better security. Sends her news of his daughter and (?) grand-daughter. |