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MEMORANDUM OF RECOGNIZANCE: Richard Thomas of the George Hotel, innkeeper and Thomas Williams of Kingstown, both of parish Holyhead for their own appearance at the next Q.S. to give evidence in the case v. William Green.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1860 - 1869WQS8

Session PapersWQS8/1860

Session PapersWQS8/1861

Session PapersWQS8/1862

Session PapersWQS8/1863

Easter 1863WQS8/1863/E

Hilary 1863WQS8/1863/H

Michaelmas 1863WQS8/1863/M

Nomina MinistrorumWQS8/1863/M/264

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS8/1863/M/265

Calendar of PrisonersWQS8/1863/M/266

Presentment: John Cole and William Hughes for stealing and receiving a coat and boots, the property of Rowland JonesWQS8/1863/M/267

Order of Removal: William Jones, Ellen his wife and Ellen his daughter from parish Llangefni to parish BodwrogWQS8/1863/M/268

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Presentment: Richard Williams for stealing money and certain items inclusing a gold watch, to the value of more than £5WQS8/1863/M/273

Presentment: William Green for stealing and receiving a sum of money from Catherine HardingWQS8/1863/M/274

Presentment: George Williams and John Lowden for breaking and entering the house of William Williams, parish Llanddona and stealing itemsWQS8/1863/M/275

Presentment: Henry Jones for stealing one sheep, the property of Anne EdwardsWQS8/1863/M/276

Presentment: Samuel Price for stealing and receiving items of clothing, the property of George ThomasWQS8/1863/M/277

Notice of AppealWQS8/1863/M/278

Summary Conviction: James Thompson of parish Llanbeulan, at The Valley, for beggingWQS8/1863/M/279

Summary Conviction: Samuel Oliver of parish Llanbeunat The Valley, for beggingWQS8/1863/M/280

Summary Conviction: John Hughes of Rhos yr ormes, parish Amlwch, at Llanerchymedd, for being drunkWQS8/1863/M/281

Summary Conviction: Margaret Wynn of Amlwch, at Llanerchymedd, for assaulting another womanWQS8/1863/M/282

Summary Conviction: Richard Roberts of Hafodty, parish Llanrhyddlad, at Llandyffrydog, for malicious damage to property to the amount of 1/-WQS8/1863/M/283

Summary Conviction: Griffith Jones of Tyddyn y waen, parish Llanfihangel tre'r beirdd, at Llwydiarth Esgob, for assaulting a womanWQS8/1863/M/284

Summary Conviction: George Hughes of Black Bridge, parish Holyhead, at The Valley, for assaultWQS8/1863/M/285

Summary Conviction: Robert Williams of Bwlcyn, parish Ceirchyog, at The Valley, for driving a carriage furiouslyWQS8/1863/M/286

Summary Conviction: James Williams of parish Bodedern, farm servant, for breaking his contract of employment with Robert Lewis of parish LlanllibioWQS8/1863/M/287

Summary Conviction: John Frances of Holyhead, shoemaker, at The Valley, for being drunkWQS8/1863/M/288

Summary Conviction: Owen Lloyd of Aberffraw, at The Valley, for being drunkWQS8/1863/M/289

Summary Conviction: John Whitworth of Holyhead, at The Valley, for obstructing the captain and officers of the steam boat The TelegraphWQS8/1863/M/290

Summary Conviction: John Jones of Penr'orsedd, parish Llandrygarn, at The Valley, for assaultWQS8/1863/M/291

Examination and Deposition: Ellin Williams and William Williams, labourer, both of Cremlyn Gatehouse, parish LlanddonaWQS8/1863/M/292

Examination and Deposition: George Thomas, mate of the brigantine Confidence of Barrow and Owen Evans of Holyhead, police officerWQS8/1863/M/293

Statement of Accused: Samuel Price accused of stealing clothes, the property of George Thomas. He says that he took the clothing whilst in drinkWQS8/1863/M/294

Examination and Deposition: Catherine Harding of Market Street, Richard Thomas of the George Hotel and Thomas Williams of KingstownWQS8/1863/M/295

Examination and Deposition: Anne Edwards of Borthwen, [parish Llanfaethlu] John Owen her bailiff, Robert Jones of Tyn y fforddWQS8/1863/M/296

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Summary Conviction: John Hardy, John Lowden and George Williams at Holyhead, for malicious damage to window-glass in the house of Jane FrancisWQS8/1863/M/301

Summary Conviction: Joseph Naylor of Holyhead, at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS8/1863/M/302

Summary Conviction: James Garvey, Franklin Smith, Daniel Brady, Thomas Moreton, Andrew Evans, Henry McGavin, Henry BowlerWQS8/1863/M/303

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Examination and Deposition: William Jones, shopkeeper, Elizabeth his wife and Elizabeth Edwards his servant, all of The Valley Refreshment HouseWQS8/1863/M/310

Examination and Deposition: Elias Williams of Porth y felin, Margaret his wife, Ann Rogers and James Howard of HolyheadWQS8/1863/M/311

Examination and Deposition: Jane, wife of William Williams of Pant rhedyn, parish Llanbeulan, and Owen Jones of Gwalchmai, police constableWQS8/1863/M/312

Examination and Deposition: Elinor Owen of Grib, Catharine Williams of Cae Glaw, parish Llanbeulan and Owen Jones, police constableWQS8/1863/M/313

Examination and Deposition: Jane Roberts of Cae Ceiliog, parish Bodedern, in the case v. Jane GriffithsWQS8/1863/M/314

Examination and Deposition: Isaac Williams, John Stock and Thomas Williams, railway police constable and William Evans, night station masterWQS8/1863/M/315

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Summary Conviction: John Jones of parish Llandesilio, at Beaumaris, for beggingWQS8/1863/M/319

Summary Conviction: James McCabe of parish Llandesilio, at Beaumaris, for beggingWQS8/1863/M/320

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Summary Conviction: Edward Henry at Beaumaris, for beggingWQS8/1863/M/322

Summary Conviction: David Rowlands at Brynsiencyn, for assaultWQS8/1863/M/323

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Summary Conviction: John Ellis of Beaumaris, rabbit catcher, for assaultWQS8/1863/M/325

Summary Conviction: James Rowlands of parish Llangeinwen, at Brynsiencyn, for malicious damage to a window and a bottle containing sweetsWQS8/1863/M/326

Summary Conviction: Richard Parry of the Eagles Tavern, Menai Bridge, parish Llandesilio, for failing to maintain good orderWQS8/1863/M/327

Summary Conviction: Anne Edwards of The Virgin, Brynsiencyn, parish Llanidan, beerhouse,keeper, at Menai Bridge, for opening out of licenced hoursWQS8/1863/M/328

Summary Conviction: Morris Roberts of Plasbach, parish Llangadw waladr, at Brynsiencyn, for assaultWQS8/1863/M/329

Summary Conviction: Owen Morris of Yard Malltreath, parish Trefdraeth, at Brynsiencyn, for assaultWQS8/1863/M/330

Summary Conviction: Thomas Sweeny of parish Llandesilio, at Beaumaris, for assaulting a womanWQS8/1863/M/331

Summary Conviction: Hugh Owen of parish Amlwch, shoemaker, at Llangefni, for being drunkWQS8/1863/M/332

Summary Conviction: John Roberts of parish Llandesilio, at Beaumaris, for assaultWQS8/1863/M/333

Summary Conviction: Richard Williams of parish Llandesilio, at Beaumaris, for assaultWQS8/1863/M/334

Summary Conviction: Owen Jones of the White Horse, parish Pentraeth, licensed victualler, at Menai BridgeWQS8/1863/M/335

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams of parish Llanedwen, at Menai Bridge, for riding on a cart without any person to lead the horsesWQS8/1863/M/336

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Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Rowland Jones v. William Hughes for larcenyWQS8/1863/M/340

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of William Jones v. Richard Williams for felonyWQS8/1863/M/341

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Catherine Harding v. William Green for larcenyWQS8/1863/M/342

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Anne Edwards v. Henry Jones for sheep-stealingWQS8/1863/M/343

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Owen Evans v. Samuel Price for larcenyWQS8/1863/M/344

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Rowland Jones v. William Hughes for larcenyWQS8/1863/M/345

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of William Williams v. George Williams and John Lowden for housebreakingWQS8/1863/M/346

Trinity 1863WQS8/1863/T

Session PapersWQS8/1864

Session PapersWQS8/1865

Session PapersWQS8/1866

Session PapersWQS8/1867

Session PapersWQS8/1868

Session PapersWQS8/1869