Date: 1801
MERIONETHSHIRE.  943 froivns of the new court 5 and, it was not probable, that any prior or present grievances, belonging to partizans of the late King, should be redressed ; it was more probable that new ones would be added ; and every engine of deceit and malice be put into action to entangle, in the mazes of the law, so power ful an antagonist to the new government.  A portion of Owen's lands were seized by Lord Grey, and, shortly after, by de signedly omitting to summons Owen, as a baron, to attend the" King, insult was added to injury, and a pretence of forfeiture, as weak as it was wicked, was set up, to alienate the remainder of his patrimony.