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  <dc:title>Draft Bond</dc:title>
  <dc:description>1.David Owen, master of the brig Brothers of London, Lewis Owen of Carnarvon, merchant and Evan Evans of Carnarvon, shopkeeper.
2.Owen Anthony Poole, Clerk of the Peace for co. Carnarvon.

Draft Bond for £200 for the conveyance and safe delivery of David Roberts to the hulks on the river Thames for the sum of £14. He was found guilty at  the Court of Great Sessions held 18 April 1821 for stealing  on 28 January 1821 at pa.Llanbeblig a bank note value £1., silver coin value of 15s. and 6/6d., one Irish token value 10d  and one silver token value 6d. belonging to Richard Simpson. 
Found guilty of stealing the silver coin only and sentenced to fourteen years transportation.

Enclosed: Certificate of the (gaoler for Carnarvon gaol) that David Roberts is about 21 years old. He tried to escape by sawing off his irons. He has been informed that the prisoner has led an improper life.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>18 May 1821</dc:date>
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