Crossword-Solution: AMLWCH 6 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 16

That as for Amlwch, it was a poor poverty-stricken place; the inn a shabby affair, the master a very so-so individual, and the boots a fellow without either wit or literature.

The magnitude of the above mentioned copper works may readily be conceived, when it is stated that the beds of ore are, in some places, more than sixty feet in depth: that the proprietors employ more than 1000 workmen; and that they ship, from the adjacent port of Amlwch, upwards of 20,000 tons of copper, annually.

Here is the first:-- 'MOLFRA BAY, THURSDAY EVENING.--It is my very painful duty to record the total wreck of the screw steamship "Royal Charter," Captain Taylor, which took place at from three to eight o'clock on the morning of Wednesday, at Molfre, a rugged portion of the Anglesea coast, and about midway between Amlwch and Ruffin Island.

The second communication runs thus:-- 'The "Royal Charter" did not, as was at first stated, strike the ground in Red Wharf Bay, but a place between that point and Amlwch.

The wreck remains in precisely the state as she was on Wednesday last when the coast-guard from Amlwch were put in charge.