| Description | Requesting an audience to consult Lord Penrhyn about Bethesda and educational matters in general. States that the "Conservative government have a chance such as they are never likely to have again of establishing the influence of the governing classes over events." Asks if he may call on Monday forenoon or if not later in the day and asks Lord Penrhyn to reply using the postcard provided. Requests to see Lady Penrhyn about the Queen's Institute and nursing matters in general, if she happens to be home. |