Letter of R. Trevor, Bp. of St. David's to his brother R. Trevor. "Lord Harrington is most talked of (as Lord Lieutenant) but I much doubt how it will be, as he is too stout or too lazy to go directly to the Closet for it". Nov. 4, 1746.

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