| Description | His mother was at Bodewryd when she receivd Wynne's letter. She thanks him for his tenderness to Hugh, whose indisposition has been much heightened by the anxiety his circumstances must have caused his friends and relations. She bids the writer tell Wynne that she hoped the chimney will be soon up. The old stairway is to stand till Wynne comes to Anglesey. Further particulars of proposed alterations at Bodewryd Wednesday last Thomas Edwards set Bodewyr to Hugh Jones and a partner for forty pounds. Fears that Hugh will not be able to take an Anglesey journey for some months yet. He [Hugh] has spent a great deal of money through his misconduct and ill state of health |