| Description | Is surprised that the gentlemen of the county who are deeply interested in the school and are sure to derive great conveniences and benefit from its work, can treat an application from him in favour of it with coldness and indifference. He himself has contributed twice as much towards the school than the most liberal subscribers. With regard to Amlwch church, its rebuilding should be the responsibility of the mine owners; it is unreasonable to expect a Bishop of Bangor to contribute anything as his estate suffers a loss of £100 per annum from sulphurous vapour which rises from the burning of the ore. |