Welsh Journals

Mrs Lloyd of Pontriffith still lives, does she not ? We are very nearly of an age, and I listen after accounts of her Health with peculiar interest- Here is boistrous weather uncommon for the season and our fine Redcliffe Church here at Bristol has been hardly dealt with Humbler places of worship escape better and of conventicles in every County there seem to be no end but the Romanists will soon set their foot on them, if this Catholic question passes into a Law. If you write soon direct no. 10 Sion row Clifton, if you wait a fortnight or three weeks 36 Royal Cressent Clifton for there I have intended setting up my rest, and the work folks are getting it ready for me. adieu dear Mr Roberts present me gratefully to all who ask after all who remember your truly faithful sert. H. L. Piozzi. Her premonition that life was ebbing proved well-founded. Shortly afterwards, on May 16, 1821, John Roberts read the funeral service over her grave in Tremeirchion Church. B. G. CHARLES. Note by Angharad Llwyd in N.L.W. MS. 1577.