| Disgrifiad | Could not answer the letter which Owen sent him in February last about the accounts of the writer's expenses because Mr. Jones went to the country immediately after the writer received it, and stayed there a long time. But now Mr. Jones has rectified themand Owen shall receive them enclosed in a letter of Mr. Jones's by the writer's Aunt Hall. Confesses he has been at great expenses this first year, but henceforth less shall serve him. Received from Mrs. Bolton £4.19.9 and had given his Aunt Hall a receipt first; and another for the five pounds he had by his cousin Elizabeth Stevens. Will here-after deliver all his money to his tutor and he shall give the writer of them to supply him with necessaries. If Owen will be pleased to peruse the tutor's own accounts he shall know what he (the tutor) received and and laid out. Mr. Jones exacts an extraordinary rate for washing. The writer can get all his linen washed elsewhere as well and cheaper by half the money. |