Court minutes: The removal of the County Gaol

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COURT MINUTES: The removal of the County Gaol

Endorsed: NOTE: Requesting the attendance of H. H. Jones at a committee meeting. Signed W. P. Poole.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1820 - 1829WQS4

Session PapersWQS4/1820

Session PapersWQS4/1821

Session PapersWQS4/1822

Session PapersWQS4/1823

Session PapersWQS4/1824

Session PapersWQS4/1825

Session PapersWQS4/1826

Easter 1826WQS4/1826/E

Hilary 1826WQS4/1826/H

Michaelmas 1826WQS4/1826/M

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS4/1826/M/1

Presentment: Robert Morgan, of Llandegfan for theftWQS4/1826/M/2

Nomina MinistrorumWQS4/1826/M/3

List of Grand JuryWQS4/1826/M/4

Notice of adjournment: Quarter Session until 3 February nextWQS4/1826/M/5

Certificate: Adjournment of the Quarter Session until 3 FebruaryWQS4/1826/M/6

Bill of Indictment: Against Joseph Trowlin for riot and assaultWQS4/1826/M/7

Presentment: Against Ann Jones, spinster, of Llandyfrydog, for an assault on Ann LewisWQS4/1826/M/8

Presentment: Against William Stringer, yeoman, of Holyhead, for the assault and imprisonment of Nicholas WhitworthWQS4/1826/M/9

Statement: Thomas Peers Williams, Craigydon, that one bottle of wine had been stolen and carried away on board a schooner by Robert Morgan, late of pa. LlandegfanWQS4/1826/M/10

Statement: William Hughes, mariner, of Bangor, who observed that Robert Morgan had something in his inside pocket which appeared to resemble a bottleWQS4/1826/M/11

Statement: William Williams, mariner, of the pa. of Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, who discovered that one of the lockers aboard the schoonerWQS4/1826/M/12

Statement: John Williams, mariner, of Beaumaris, who was told by Robert Morgan that he was sorry that he took the bottle of wineWQS4/1826/M/13

Agreement: That John Williams, of Llanfaelog will take charge of his bastard childWQS4/1826/M/14

List of Jury PanelWQS4/1826/M/15

List: Duplicate copy of WQS/1826/M/15WQS4/1826/M/16

List of Jury PanelWQS4/1826/M/17

Annual Return: State of the County Gaol for the County of AngleseyWQS4/1826/M/18

Letter: Wm. Lloyd Roberts to Mr Hugh Jones, Pencraig, LlangefniWQS4/1826/M/19

MotionWQS4/1826/M/20

Note: O. Owens. Rex Pros[ecution] Whitworth ag[ains]t StringerWQS4/1826/M/21

MotionWQS4/1826/M/22

MotionWQS4/1826/M/23

Requisition: S[ub]p[oen]a ad test[ificandum]on the part of the removants in the case between Amlwchand LlanfaethluWQS4/1826/M/24

MotionWQS4/1826/M/25

Letter: Wm. Lloyd Roberts, Bangor, to Mr Hugh Jones, PencraigWQS4/1826/M/26

Draft Letter: J. Jones, requesting Mr Poole's receipt for his salary and an order for paymentWQS4/1826/M/27

MotionWQS4/1826/M/28

Letter: William Lloyd Roberts, Caernarvon, to Mr Hugh Jones, PencraigWQS4/1826/M/29

Letter: Robt. Prichard, Ll[wydiarth] Esgob, solicitor for the prosecution, to Wm. P. Poole, Clerk of the Peace , PencraigWQS4/1826/M/30

MotionWQS4/1826/M/31

MotionsWQS4/1826/M/32

Draft Letter: W. P. Poole, Clerk of the Peace, to The Right Honorable Secretary of State, Whitehall, London, forwarding the Gaol reports of the county of AngleseyWQS4/1826/M/33

Draft Letter: W. P. Poole, Clerk of the Peace, sending a copy of a letter of Lord AngleseyWQS4/1826/M/34

Draft Letter: W. P. Poole, Clerk of the Peace, to the Marquis of Anglesey, Beaudesert, LichfieldWQS4/1826/M/35

Letter: J. Williams, to W. P. Poole, Clerk of the PeaceWQS4/1826/M/36

Letter: The Marquis of Anglesey, Beau Desert, to the Clerk of the PeaceWQS4/1826/M/37

Letter: J. Williams, to W. P. Poole, PencraigWQS4/1826/M/38

Letter: Robert Peel, Whitehall, to the Marquis of AngleseyWQS4/1826/M/39

Memorandum: Home Office, Whitehall,requesting the immediate submission of the return of the prisonersWQS4/1826/M/40

Letter: J. Jones, Beaumaris, to Hugh Jones, Pencraig, LlangefniWQS4/1826/M/41

Letter: O. G. Williams, magistrate, Rhiwlas, to W. P. Poole, Clerk of the PeaceWQS4/1826/M/42

Letter: W.D. Owen, School House, Beaumaris, to W. P. Poole, PencraigWQS4/1826/M/43

Letter: J. W. Williams, chairman of the Quarter Sessions, to William P. Poole, PencraigWQS4/1826/M/44

Memorandum: Mr Hobhouse, Whitehall, to Mr Poole, Clerk of the PeaceWQS4/1826/M/45

Letter: H. Hobhouse, Whitehall, to the Clerk of the PeaceWQS4/1826/M/46

Letter: C.C. Greville, Whitehall, to the Clerk of the PeaceWQS4/1826/M/47

Summary Conviction: Lewis Thomas, labourer, for willfully running away and leaving his wife and childrenWQS4/1826/M/48

Summary Conviction: Robert Jones, churchwarden of the pa. of LlanallgoWQS4/1826/M/49

Summary Conviction: Cullen Bowden of AmlwchWQS4/1826/M/50

Summary Conviction: John James of Amlwch Port, for an offence on his obtaining a licence to sell ale, beer or other liquorsWQS4/1826/M/51

Certificate: That Thomas Hughes, the contractor for building the bridge in the pa. of Llanfaelog, has completed his contract.WQS4/1826/M/52

Certificate: That Richard Hughes, the contractor, has completed his contract.WQS4/1826/M/53

Return: Persons committed for trial at the Quarter Sessions during the month of OctoberWQS4/1826/M/54

Declaration: By John Lewis that the returns of the quantities and prices of British cornWQS4/1826/M/55

List: Stations in Anglesey belonging to the Ordnance Trigonometrical Survey of Great Britain and IrelandWQS4/1826/M/56

Calendar of PrisonersWQS4/1826/M/57

Account: The Treasurer of the County of Anglesey to Tho. Ashurst, Michaelmas QuarterWQS4/1826/M/58

List: Disbursements in the Common GaolWQS4/1826/M/59

Account: Cost for prisoners employed in the common GaolWQS4/1826/M/60

Account: Flax spun by female prisoners in the common GaolWQS4/1826/M/61

Account: Costs incurred by Hugh Davies, in four cases listed. Discharged, Mr O. Owens, Holyhead to pay the feesWQS4/1826/M/62

Account: Expenses incurred in the case of Jane, wife of Edward Williams TurneWQS4/1826/M/63

Account: Expenses incurred in the case of the inhabitants of the County of AngleseyWQS4/1826/M/64

Account: Expenses incurred in the case of Robert Morgan, mariner, for the theft of wineWQS4/1826/M/65

Account: Expenses incurred in the case of John Williams and others in the case of a rescue, riot and assaultWQS4/1826/M/66

Note of Sureties: The king vs. John Thomas - £10, Henry Hughes of Beaumaris, Hugh David of Llanerchymedd - £5WQS4/1826/M/67

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS4/1826/M/68

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS4/1826/M/69

Memorandum of RecgonizanceWQS4/1826/M/70

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS4/1826/M/71

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS4/1826/M/72

Recognizance: Richard Jones of Llangefni who is bound in the sum of fifteen pounds and John Owen and John JonesWQS4/1826/M/73

Draft Recognizance: William Stringer is bound 100, Arthur Lennon of Bangor, and Robert Humphrey Bangor [?] bind themselves 20 each that Stringer will keep the peace toward Nich[ola]s. WhitworthWQS4/1826/M/74

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS4/1826/M/75

Notice: Richard Williams, labourer, is bound in the sum of ten pounds to appear at the next court of Quarter SessionsWQS4/1826/M/76

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS4/1826/M/77

Notice: Margaret Jones of the pa. of Amlwch, is bound in the sum of ten pounds to appear at the next Quarter SessionsWQS4/1826/M/78

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS4/1826/M/79

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS4/1826/M/80

Notice: Ann Jones of the pa. of Llandyfrydog, is bound in the sum of ten pounds to appear at the next court of the Quarter SessionsWQS4/1826/M/81

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS4/1826/M/82

Court minutes: The removal of the County GaolWQS4/1826/M/83

List of OrdersWQS4/1826/M/84

Summary Conviction: William Stringer of Holyhead, for assault, to pay a fine of twenty pounds and find sureties to keep the peace for twelve monthsWQS4/1826/M/85

Summary Conviction: John Williams, Owen Griffith, John Venmore William Lewis, Ellen Jones, Ellen Thomas, Ann Hughes and John Thomas, for assaultWQS4/1826/M/86

Lists: Jurors with 'S' [sworn] to the right of the namesWQS4/1826/M/87

Account: Gaolers bill, maintenance, outstanding bills and for repay, all items with sums involvedWQS4/1826/M/88

Writ of DistringasWQS4/1826/M/89

Note: The adjournment of the Michaelmas Quarter Sessions, etc.WQS4/1826/M/90

Trinity 1826WQS4/1826/T

Session PapersWQS4/1827

Session PapersWQS4/1828

Session PapersWQS4/1829