Summary Conviction: Edward Williams, at Beaumaris, for refusing to sail with the barque Mangosteen

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SUMMARY CONVICTION: Edward Williams, at Beaumaris, for refusing to sail with the barque Mangosteen.

Ordered to be imprisoned in Beaumaris House of Correction for thirty days with hard labour.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1850 - 1859WQS7

Session PapersWQS7/1850

Session PapersWQS7/1851

Session PapersWQS7/1852

Session PapersWQS7/1853

Easter 1853WQS7/1853/E

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS7/1853/E/79

Nomina MinistrorumWQS7/1853/E/80

List of Jury PanelWQS7/1853/E/81

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS7/1853/E/82

Abstract of inquisitionsWQS7/1853/E/83

Oath of Property QualificationWQS7/1853/E/84

Petition: The appointment of John Thomas as Police Constable for LlanerchymeddWQS7/1853/E/85

Report of William Jones, Coroner with regard to John Davies, for failure to attend an inquestWQS7/1853/E/86

Letter: William Jones [county Coroner] to Hon. Sir RichardWQS7/1853/E/87

Letter of Application: John Thomas, shoemaker to O. Owen [Clerk of the Peace]WQS7/1853/E/88

Report by William Jones, Coroner, with regard to John Davies, druggist, failing to appear as a juror at an inquest, fined £1WQS7/1853/E/89

Summary Conviction: John Williams, at Holyhead, for damaging black Bridge, parish HolyheadWQS7/1853/E/90

Summary Conviction: David Morgan of Point Elianus parish Llaneilian, light keeper, at Llanerchymedd, for keeping goods from the wreck of the FairfieldWQS7/1853/E/91

Summary Conviction: Robert William Jones at Beaumaris, for refusing to sail with the barque MangosteenWQS7/1853/E/92

Summary Conviction: Edward Williams, at Beaumaris, for refusing to sail with the barque MangosteenWQS7/1853/E/93

Summary Conviction: George Smith, at Beaumaris for refusing to sail with the barque MangosteenWQS7/1853/E/94

Summary Conviction: Thomas Brown, at Beaumaris, for refusing to sail with the barque MangosteenWQS7/1853/E/95

Summary Conviction: Thomas Mitchinson, at Beaumaris, for refusing to sail with the barque MangosteenWQS7/1853/E/96

Summary Conviction: William Robinson, at Beaumaris, for refusing to sail with the barque, MangosteenWQS7/1853/E/97

Summary Conviction: Peter Tamberlin, at Beaumaris, for refusing to sail with the barque MangosteenWQS7/1853/E/98

Summary Conviction: Joseph Jones, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for driving a cart without anybody guiding the cartWQS7/1853/E/99

Summary Conviction: Robert Hughes, at the Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for trespass in search of game at Morfa Penrhyn MawrWQS7/1853/E/100

Summary Conviction: William Prichard at the Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for killing game without a game certificateWQS7/1853/E/101

Summary Conviction: William Jeffreys, for selling alcohol, at the Bulls Head, parish Llandesilio, outside of licensing hoursWQS7/1853/E/102

Order of Removal: Elizabeth Roberts, spinster, and her daughter from parish Llandegfan to parish LlanfaethluWQS7/1853/E/103

Summary Conviction: John Kitson Irving of Beaumaris, for a breach of the 1852 Passenger Actby giving passage to Henry TrevorWQS7/1853/E/104

Summary Conviction: John Kitson Irving of Beaumaris, for a breach of the 1852 Passenger Act by giving passage to George Scott on the barque TridentWQS7/1853/E/105

Summary Conviction: John Kitson Irving parish Beaumaris, for a breach of the 1852 Passengers Act giving passage to Charles TholbornWQS7/1853/E/106

Summary Conviction: John Kitson Irving late of Beaumaris, for a breach of the Passenger Act 1852 by giving passage to Hugh Scott on barque TridentWQS7/1853/E/107

Summary Conviction: Robert Roberts, for trespass in search of game at Panton Arms, PenmynyddWQS7/1853/E/108

Summary Conviction: Richard Roberts, the younger, for trespass in search of game without a game certificateWQS7/1853/E/109

Summary Conviction: John Kitson Irving parish Beaumaris, for a breach of the 1852 Passenger Act by giving Henry Jones passage on the barque TridentWQS7/1853/E/110

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Parry, the wife of Owen Parry, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for assaulting Elizabeth HughesWQS7/1853/E/111

Summary Conviction: John K. Irving, at Beaumaris, for a breach of the 1852 Passenger Act by giving passage to Hugh Scott on the barque TridentWQS7/1853/E/112

Summary Conviction: John Evans at Menai Fron, for failing to maintain his wifeWQS7/1853/E/113

Summary Conviction: John Kitson Irving, parish Beaumaris, for a breach of the 1852 Passenger Act by giving passage to Alexander RichmondWQS7/1853/E/114

Summary Conviction: John Kitson Irving parish Beaumaris, at Beaumaris, for a breach of the 1852 Passenger Act by giving passage to Peter RoweWQS7/1853/E/115

Summary Conviction: John Kitson Irving parish Beaumaris, for a breach of the 1852 Passenger Act, by giving passage to William WilsonWQS7/1853/E/116

Summary Conviction: John Kitson Irving parish Beaumaris, at Beaumaris, by giving passage to John KereWQS7/1853/E/117

Summary Conviction: John Kitson Irving for a breach of the 1852 Passenger Act by giving passage to William Johnson on the barque TridentWQS7/1853/E/118

Summary Conviction: William Roberts of Amlwch, parish Amlwch, labourer, for using a gun in search of game without a game certificateWQS7/1853/E/119

Summary Conviction: John Parry of Amlwch parish Amlwch, shoemaker, at Llanerchymedd, for deserting his wife and childrenWQS7/1853/E/120

Notice of Removal: William Hughes parish Llaneilian, labourer, and his wife Mary and children, Mary and Margaret and Richard to parish LlanfaethluWQS7/1853/E/121

Summary Conviction: John Griffith, for assaulting Hugh Williams of Trefor Newydd, parish Llansadwrn, farmerWQS7/1853/E/122

Summary Conviction: Richard Williams at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for selling alchohol at the Crosskeys parish Llangefni, outside licensing hoursWQS7/1853/E/123

Summary Conviction: John Jones, at Beaumaris, for using a snare to kill game parish PentraethWQS7/1853/E/124

Notice and Grounds of AppealWQS7/1853/E/125

Notice and Grounds of AppealWQS7/1853/E/126

Summary Conviction: William Owen, at Panton Arms, Pemmynydd, for failing to lead a horse and cart contrary to the statuteWQS7/1853/E/127

Notice of AppealWQS7/1853/E/128

Presentment: Joseph Wayne parish Llangefni, labourer, for stealing a watch, quantity of tobacco and certain copper monies, the property of John EvansWQS7/1853/E/129

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1853/E/130

Presentment: Anne Parry parish Bodwrog, for stealing potatoes, the property of Henry ThomasWQS7/1853/E/131

Bond: Henry Thomas of Hafod y gyfnas parish Bodwrog, to appear as as witness in the case against Anne ParryWQS7/1853/E/132

Bond: Owen Jones for the sum of £10 to appear as a witness in the case of Anne ParryWQS7/1853/E/133

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1853/E/134

Presentment: James Prichard and Thomas Roberts both parish Holyhead, for stealing lead, the property of John Wynne JonesWQS7/1853/E/135

Summary Conviction: John Paynter, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for failing to maintain his wife and childWQS7/1853/E/136

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Henry Thomas v. Anne Parry for larcenyWQS7/1853/E/137

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of John Evans v. Joesph Wayne for larcenyWQS7/1853/E/138

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Rev. Wynne Jones v. Richard and Thomas Roberts for larcenyWQS7/1853/E/139

Hilary 1853WQS7/1853/H

Michaelmas 1853WQS7/1853/M

Trinity 1853WQS7/1853/T

Session PapersWQS7/1854

Session PapersWQS7/1855

Session PapersWQS7/1856

Session PapersWQS7/1857

Session PapersWQS7/1858

Session PapersWQS7/1859