| Description | Is very glad to find from Owen's letter that he is resolved to marry, and wishes he could do so soon because his own interest as well as that of his family depends on it. There are ladies enough of good fme and fortune in the Isle of Great Britain (though some be saucy) would gladly and readily surrender themselves into the arms of Mr William Owen in a virtuous conjugal way. Sends him an account of what he Paid and laid out of Owen's money. |