| Description | Is much concerned for the death of Cousin Richard Morgan; he was a person who would have done good had it pleased God to grant him life. Has not heard from William Owen nor does cousin Lloyd make any mention of his being in town. Finds his [W.O.'s] grandmother is reconciled to John; God give him grace to mend his manners for the future. The writer and his wife have been at Ross since Friday, Referneces to the affairs of Plas Einion and to Cousin Lloyd's law suits |