| Ddisgrifiad / Description | A. Lewis-Jones to [Rev. T. ] Bishop stating that he is glad that the Mission Room is now in the possession of Methodists, as in his opinion it would not have worked under the old regime. Lewis-Jones sympathises with Miss Allday, and is sure that they will respect her wishes in keeping the Mission for worship purposes. Lewis-Jones asks if they intend to take an assignment of the Lease or purchase at Mr. Savory's price and states that the document signed by the four trustees is informal and that Mr. Macdonald and Co. have no legal claim. Mr. Lewsi-Jonessays that John Jones makes enough noise with a tin drum and asks what Mr. Bishop thought of the Rhyl Saturday crowd which somtimes included some 'Publicans Turnouts'. |