Ffeil Clenennau letters and papers 1042. - (Owen Wynne) to Sir Robert Owen at Porkington,

Has received the letter written by Owen on his wedding night. Congratulations. He will not write again before Owen comes up in about a fortnight. Two fellows swore against a gentleman of Cambridgeshire as if he would have hired one of them to attempt upon the King's life - which God preserve - but the rogues being cross-examined it was found but malice and the other one an honest man. The question about penal laws is to be put to the lords lieutenant. Lord Ferrars is out and Lord Ashton, in for Staffordshire; so is the Earl of Bridgewater out and the Lord Chancellor in for Bucks and Hertford. The Lord Mayor was at a conventicle last Sunday in the morning and evening, but at noon he received the sacrament in the Church of England and yesterday took all oaths and declarations in Chancery.