Letter from John Owen at Dublin to his brother, William Owen at Penrhos Desires to know how much cloth his brother requires, for the writer's mother mentioned only one piece of Colerain at about 20s. Per yard, which he supposes must be a mistake. As for fowling pieces, a good one will be very dear in Dublin; it is about 3 pounds or 3 guineas a piece. Has sent by Mary, the smith's wife for oranges for his mother 13 February 1720/1721