| Disgrifiad | Some trouble if taken, too, on the matter of a pension for Owen Evans, an old mariner of Caernravon (2357, 2362). June brings an appeal from the trustees of the English Wesleyan Chapel at Caernarvon for a subscription towards reducing their heavy debts; his Lordship turns it down (2387, 2388). And in August, John Parry of Bangor, understanding that the railway will reach the town in October, puts in his application for the post of Station Master (2403) |