| Description | Has been lately at the bishop's to procure his Lordship's letter to the Provost of the College in favour of cousin Stephen for a scholar's place. His tutor was lately in the country and was pleased to give a great character of him to a friend of the writer. Is very sorry that so many misfortunes should happen to his brother one on the neck of the other. Yet is glad that he has with great patience and resignation crept through them. As for the house in Beaumaris, he leaves it wholly to his brother to set it to cousin Galloway, or to some other who will repair it |