| Disgrifiad | The taking by the French of the Dartmouth Packet from Holyhead; "I wish to God my Dear Madam you live in this town - the swelly rocks and the bar I hope will guard us from the French"; the indiscretions of Mr. Wynn (? Glyn Wynn, brother of the first Lord Newborough) - " he is very singular in his manner they say, keeps low company, goes to little tippling houses at Llandwrog and drinks all with his servants and the country people". Details of her son Ralph's army experiences; visits of high society to Caernarvon; references to the county election of 1796, etc. |