Content Description | Informs him of his return from visit to Snowdon and that he is suffering from gout; states that he believes J[ohn] Russell has no other course except joining with Protectionists which may be impossible; supports present arrangements except for Ireland; believes Denison has made Government too sure of situation; sees Russell as best possible minister in crisis; states that Denison objects to constitution of present Government; comments on culture, language and scenery in Wales. |