| Description | Owen will find the writ he desired enclosed, which he may deliver to the undersheriff when he thinks fit at any time before the return of it. Saw Mr. Williams well at Salop Assize and Owen's father-in-law, Mr. Kinaston and on his return thence he called to see Owen's mother and sister; they were both well and the old gentlewoman very hearty. Henry Bulkeley was well and remembered his service to Owen. He (Bulkeley) went the home circuit as Marshall with Serjeant Pemberton, who supplied the Lord Chief Justice's place for that time. Has some pressing occasions that will bring him into Denbighshire Sessions. Cannot be at home for the Quarter Sessions. Cannot be at home for the Quarter Sessions, so that he hopes Owen will not fail to be there lest the quarter be lost. |