Account book Disbursements to agents and servants down as lump sums, the details of which are among the miscellaneous bills and receipts. Great expenses in travelling. Drain of public subscriptions, e.g., £5 to Bangor Infirmary, £5.5.0. to Bangor Dispensary, £5.5.0. to Carn. Agric. Soc. and £5.5.0. for the actual meeting in August (p.17); £10.10.0. for Lord Uxbridge's monument (22). £30 for an "expedition" to the Holywell Hunt on Oct.9, seems on the heavy side (20). References in 1816 to his second son Bob: entered at Miss Fry's school in Clifton on Apr.29 (48), but moved on Sept.20 to Miss Harris's at Chelsea (68) 1815-1816