Letter from Edward Owen at London to his mother, Mrs Ann Owen at Penrhos This is the fourth letter since he received any from his mother. Has not merited her charge of neglect for he has for some time past constantly written a letter once in 9 days to her, and likewise to the chancellor. Since most of his chiding letters are upon Richard's account he really wishes he [Richard] had stayed where he was at Ross; but he is very well in health at present. Dorse Mrs Owen's reply - Has recieved his letters of August 29th and October 1st. Did not send Dicky up to be a hinderence to him, nor did he think it any great trouble for him [Edward] to do what lay in his power to serve a young brother so far from his friends n.d.