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  <dc:title>Draft Bond</dc:title>
  <dc:description>1.	Owen Williams, mariner, William Owen, shopkeeper and John Jones, liquor merchant all of Carnarvon.
2.	Richard Anthony Poole, Clerk of the Peace, co. Carnarvon

Draft Bond for £200 for the safe conveyance and delivery of John Rowlands on board the hulk Justitia lying at Woolwich for £10. He had been found guilty in the Court of Great Sessions held on 13 August 1828 of breaking and entering on 29 December 1827 the shop of Henry and Robert Parry pa. Bangor with Hugh Rowlands and Richard Rowlands and stealing 2lbs of tea value 12s., 20lbs of tobacco value 60s., one cannister value 6d., one sack 2d., 2lbs cheese value 12d.and two loaves of bread value 2d. Sebtenced to be transported  for life.
[It was noted that Hugh Rowlands and Richard Rowlands had been found guilty of another indictment and sentenced to transportation for life  - see PYA/3385] 

Enclosed: Letter 6 September 1828  authorising the transfer of Griffith Davies and John Rowlands on board the hulk Justitia lying at Woolwich.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>9 September 1828</dc:date>
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