Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn to Peter Elmsley
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- 1806-10-29
Asks PE to call by to read some letters to do with an election (?).
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Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn to Peter Elmsley
Asks PE to call by to read some letters to do with an election (?).
Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn to Peter Elmsley
Thanks PE for his epitaphs (v.414) - asks for advice on coats of arms for the picture. Of politics - so little ability on either side, and so much arrogance, that he wishes to stay away.
Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn to Peter Elmsley
On the earliest use of the term 'Protestant' in an English act (the Scottish Act of 1567).
Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn to Peter Elmsley
Thanks PE for letter. The elections are over.
Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn to Peter Elmsley
From Barmouth, where his wife and children are enjoying the sea air and bathing. Travel arrangements for PE to come to Llangedwyn (spend the night at Oswestry, and continue after breakfast, which he supposes will finish by 1 or 2 o'clock). Asks PE to bring or send down a number of books and periodicals.
Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn to Peter Elmsley
Tuesday, so perhaps 1810. Long time no hear.
Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn to Peter Elmsley
Invites PE to Llangedwyn, where he shall be until Christmas, apart from 5 days in October for the Quarter Sessions and 4 days in November for the Cavalry meeting. Asks for PE's help in finding a school for his weakly son - country and sea air are desirable. A house steward has confessed to fraud and slit his throat, but will recover; though there is enough evidence to prosecute, CW is inclined not to, and instead to make him quit the country.
Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn to Peter Elmsley
Is writing to a number of people, canvassing for PE. Satirical verses on the (im)moral instruction of William Carey (OW, HM).
Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn to Peter Elmsley
On his little left-handed nephew (Taylor) going to school going to school in Chislehurst - probably best for him to start after the holidays. He should learn French and Latin, but Greek will be wholly unnecessary, at least for some time. Has not yet seen Southey's Don Roderic (Roderick the Last of the Goths), but Bedford gives a good account of its sales - expects some fine passages, but the general story and action to be heavy and tedious. Waverley is the most entertaining novel he has read for some time.
Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn to Peter Elmsley
On canvassing on PE's behalf in an election (v.440f). Anxiously expects PE's account of particulars in order to know where to direct further efforts.