| Disgrifiad | Desires his mother to look after her health and not to be so lavish with it as to suffer it to be impaired with reflecting upon the follies of others. Expects Dr Morgan to residence at Hereford next week. Has nothing to add at present on the subject that so much affects his mother [the behaviour of Wynn's wife], but that he has taken all the care he can and has promises of amendment. May accompany the Doctor if he visits Wales this summer. Wishes John Owen may do well; does not question his fair promises; he is of sufficient age to judge of his past folly. What the nature of these Six Clerks in Dublin is, he supposes Mr Stephens can inform him. It would be very well if he was resolved to follow some honest calling to avoid idleness |