| Description | Was no sooner at Conway on his way home than he met there Mr. Robert Davies of Caerhun and his brother-in-law, Mr Roland Arthur, who was very desirous to know what their father, Mr. William Arthur, had done, and desired that a meeting might be had as soon as possible on that occasion. The writer told them that Owen lived furthest off and that he could say nothing to it, for he thought that Owen was the fittest person to appoint the Mr. Thomas Arthur, Mr. William Griffith and wife were with the writer at Beaumaris yesterday on the same account, and he promised them that he would write to Owen to know when the meeting was to be held. Thinks Penrhyn a convenient place to look into the chest, and will procure a room there. |