Notice: By Owen Owens of Holyhead, attorney for Robert Owen of Cafnan Mill parish Llanrhwydrus to the churchwarders and overseers of parish

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NOTICE: By Owen Owens of Holyhead, attorney for Robert Owen of Cafnan Mill parish Llanrhwydrus to the churchwarders and overseers of parish as above and other inhabitants parish as above, that R.O. intends to lodge an appeal that he is over-rated and the named inhabitants are under-rated.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1830 - 1839WQS5

Session PapersWQS5/1830

Session PapersWQS5/1831

Session PapersWQS5/1832

Session PapersWQS5/1833

Session PapersWQS5/1834

Session PapersWQS5/1835

Session PapersWQS5/1836

Session PapersWQS5/1837

Easter 1837WQS5/1837/E

Hilary 1837WQS5/1837/H

Michaelmas 1837WQS5/1837/M

Trinity 1837WQS5/1837/T

Nomina MinistrorumWQS5/1837/T/130

List of Jury PanelWQS5/1837/T/131

Presentment: David Roberts, late parish Amlwch, labourer, for stealing sheep from Daniel JonesWQS5/1837/T/132

Summary Conviction: William Jones for being a rogue and a vagabond in gaining money by charity under false pretences in parish BeaumarisWQS5/1837/T/133

Presentment: William Owen late parish Newborough and John Jones late parish as above, labourer, for stealing potatoes from John Jones [same name]WQS5/1837/T/134

Deposition: John Jones of Gallt yr hedin, Newborough, farmer, in the presence of Mary Roberts , charged with stealing 3 bushels of potatoes from J.J.WQS5/1837/T/135

Deposition: John Jones of Gallt yr rhedyn parish Newborough, farmer, taken in presence of John Jones and William Owen accused of stealing potatoesWQS5/1837/T/136

Deposition: William Owen of Rhenc issa, parish Newborough, charged by John Jones of Gallt yr rhedyn parish as above of stealing 3 bushels of potatoesWQS5/1837/T/137

Examination: John Jones of Erw Wen parish NewboroughWQS5/1837/T/138

Summary Conviction: Thomas Prichard of the White Horse parish Pentraeth, labourer, for assault on William HughesWQS5/1837/T/139

Summary Conviction: Thomas Prichard of The White Horse parish Pentraeth, labourer, for assault on Hugh Thomas, parish as above, victuallerWQS5/1837/T/140

Summary Conviction: Moses Williams of Llangefni, hawker, for assault on Elizabeth Williams parish as above, single womanWQS5/1837/T/141

Summary Conviction: Moses Williams of Llangefni, hawker, for assault on Ellinor Griffith, parish as above, single womanWQS5/1837/T/142

Table: Rules and regulations under the Poor Law Amendment ActWQS5/1837/T/143

Table: Rules and regulations of the Poor Law Commissioners for England and WalesWQS5/1837/T/144

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/T/145

Presentment: Owen Williams, late parish Llandyfrydog, labourer, for stealing tools from William EvansWQS5/1837/T/146

Table: Rules and regulations of the Poor Law Commissioners for England and Wales, laying down the regulations since the reform of the poor lawWQS5/1837/T/147

Summary Conviction: William Hayes of The White Lion parish Beaumaris, victualler, for opening his house during the hours of afternoon serviceWQS5/1837/T/148

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/T/149

Presentment: Owen Williams, late parish Llandyfrydog, labourer, for stealing an iron rake from Robert Prichard and Ann PrichardWQS5/1837/T/150

Deposition: Owen Williams late of Rhos fawr charged by Robert Prichard with stealing an iron rake, two chisels and a 'rascal' in parish LlandyfrydogWQS5/1837/T/151

Deposition: Robert Prichard of Llwydiarth Esgob who states that missed an iron rake about 12 months agoWQS5/1837/T/152

Deposition: William Matthew of Llanerchymedd, sheriff officer who states that with a search warrant he searched Owen Williams' houseWQS5/1837/T/153

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/T/154

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/T/155

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/T/156

Deposition: William Evans of Graiglwyd parish Llanfinangel Trer Bardd, joiner, who states that the rascal and chisels now produced are hisWQS5/1837/T/157

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/T/158

Notice: By Owen Owens of Holyhead, attorney for Robert Owen of Cafnan Mill parish Llanrhwydrus to the churchwarders and overseers of parishWQS5/1837/T/159

Letter: Addressed to W.P. PooleWQS5/1837/T/160

Return: Persons for trialWQS5/1837/T/161

Note: To move to lodge an appeal and adjourn against a RateWQS5/1837/T/162

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/T/163

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/T/164

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/T/165

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/T/166

Oath: William Thomas, that he was witness to the signing of a grant of an annuity from Owen.J.A.F.Meyrick of Bodorgan to Augustus Fuller of SussexWQS5/1837/T/167

Letter: The Home Office to [the Clerk of the Peace]WQS5/1837/T/168

Bill of Costs: In the case the Rex p. William Evans, v. Owen WilliamsWQS5/1837/T/169

Bill of Costs: In the case Regina p. Robert Prichard v. Owen Williams for larcenyWQS5/1837/T/170

Note: To move to continue Rex. p. W. Bulkeley Hughes esq. v. the Inhabitants ofLlangeinwen for not repairing the roadWQS5/1837/T/171

Letter: W.P. Poole, Clerk of the Peace to the Secretary of StateWQS5/1837/T/172

Bill of Costs: In the case of Rex. p. Daniel Jones v. David Roberts, for larcenyWQS5/1837/T/173

Note: To move to adjourn to next Q.S. Llaneilian v. Llangristiolys, [Jane Owen]WQS5/1837/T/174

Session PapersWQS5/1838

Session PapersWQS5/1839