| Ddisgrifiad / Description | Edward Crump, Bangor, to Mr. Cornaby quoting the reply of the President who felt it would be better to wait until they had sufficient money for a permanent erection unless they find people who were prepared at their own risk to provide temporary accommodation. Mr. Crump hopes that Mr. Raw would make a temporary chapel available and asks for details of the yearly class collection of Mr. Dean saying that he will collect the money on Saturday. He also gives the allocation of Summer Collections if a temporary chapel is provided. |