| Description | Is very well, although he had a little headache this morning. Was to wait upon Lady Owen this day; her mother and sister are at Hammersmith, both well. Last night Mrs. Dorothy Owen was buried; she left all to her sister Glyn and her two daughters. Fears he has no good news for Jane Morris; her kinsman Sir Thomas Griffith is not able to do her son any kindness for he is broke and in the King's Bench. Begs to be remembered to all friends, especially to 'Modryb Margaret Wen of Borth'. Has commissioners enough in Twrcelyn for the next assessment - Mr. Pierce Lloyd and the son John; Owen Davies, Jacob Prytherch, Pierce Lewis; John Williams, Bodavon; Morris Parry and Dick Vaughan. |