| Disgrifiad | Desires her to send him some money which he will have occasion for very soon having very little left of what he took with him from Anglesey. His case is now in counsel's hands and he is to have an answer in two or three days time. He had a great deal of trouble since he came to town about the rogues that robbed him the incident is found against them and he is to appear against them tomorrow morning in the Old Baily. She may safely venture to raise some money out of the tenants hands, but the difficulty will be to have this money returned; but he hopes she will enquire in the country about it, and he will enquire in London if any of 'our Anglesey men' want any money to be returned into the country.
Hugh and Dicky are well and give their duty to her |