Letter: Whitehall to [the Clerk of the Peace]

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LETTER: Whitehall sending a copy of the warrant appointing Hugh Beaver esq. High Sheriff of the county

Enclosed: The above copy warrant.

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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

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS5/1837/H/1

Nomina MinistrorumWQS5/1837/H/2

List of Jury PanelWQS5/1837/H/3

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS5/1837/H/4

Summary Conviction: William Hughes of Llanfaes, labourer, for assault on William Edwards of Beaumaris, constableWQS5/1837/H/5

Presentment: William Lloyd, late parish Beaumaris, labourer, John Lloyd and John Jones for stealing ships-bread and biscuitsWQS5/1837/H/6

Summary Conviction: William Hunt parish Llandesilio, for trespass in search of game on the land of Mr. John Williams in parish LlansadwrnWQS5/1837/H/7

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/8

Deposition: John Jones of Beaumaris, charged with stealing ships-bread and biscuits with William Lloyd and John LloydWQS5/1837/H/9

Deposition: William Lloyd of Beaumaris, charged with stealing bread and biscuits from on board the fishing boat Edward and WilliamWQS5/1837/H/10

Deposition: John Lloyd of Beaumaris charged with stealing ships-bread and biscuits with William Lloyd and John Jones from on board the fishing boatWQS5/1837/H/11

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/12

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/13

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/14

Deposition: Evan Tyrer parish Beaumaris in the hearing of William Lloyd, John Lloyd and John Jones accused of stealing ships-breadWQS5/1837/H/15

Deposition: Richard Price late parish Beaumaris, mariner, taken before William Lloyd, John Lloyd and John Jones of as above, accused of stealingWQS5/1837/H/16

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/17

Summary Conviction: William Williams parish Trewalchmai, victuallerWQS5/1837/H/18

Summary Conviction: Richard Williams parish Trewalchmai, victualler, for allowing drunkenness in his house, The Red HorseWQS5/1837/H/19

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/20

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/21

Presentment: Henry Hughes late parish Llanddyfnan, labourer, for stealing money from Evan WilliamsWQS5/1837/H/22

Summary Conviction: Thomas Parry of Rhyd y sapardyn, parish Heneglwys, farmer, for assault on Henry Evans of Ty Modd parish Cerrig Ceinwen, farmer.WQS5/1837/H/23

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/24

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/25

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/26

Deposition: Richard Ellis of Bryn du parish Llanbedrgoch, before Henry Hughes accused of stealing a purse of money from Evan Williams, blacksmithWQS5/1837/H/27

Deposition: Evan Williams of Escobath Bran parish Llanddyfnan, blacksmith, before Henry Hughes accused of stealing a purse of moneyWQS5/1837/H/28

Bill: Making an nventory of all records of the late Court of Great SessionsWQS5/1837/H/29

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/30

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/31

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/32

Summary Conviction: John Owen of Townsend, Beaumaris, for assault on Evan Owen of Rating Row, Beaumaris, police officerWQS5/1837/H/33

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/34

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/35

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/36

Presentment: Richard Pritchard late parish Holyhead, labourer, for stealing a goose from Hugh HughesWQS5/1837/H/37

Depositions: Margaret Pritchard of Gorse Goch, Hugh Hughes of Ty Mawr and John CharltonWQS5/1837/H/38

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/39

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones, for allowing ale to be drunk in "The Menai Bridge" in Beaumaris, during the hours Sunday afternoon serviceWQS5/1837/H/40

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/41

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1837/H/42

Oath: William Bulkeley Hughes of Brynllwyn parish Llanidan that he has had his life threatened by William Williams, late parish Beaumaris, labourerWQS5/1837/H/43

Return: Of persons for trial at Epiphany Quarter SessionWQS5/1837/H/44

Letter: The Poor Law Commissioners requesting a Return of a list of divisions of Petty SessionsWQS5/1837/H/45

Letter: Whitehall to [the Clerk of the Peace]WQS5/1837/H/46

NoticeWQS5/1837/H/47

Letter: Whitehall to [the Clerk of the Peace]WQS5/1837/H/48

Letter: Whitehall to [the Clerk of the Peace]WQS5/1837/H/49

Certificate: Appointment of William Boggie of Beaumaris and William Cowburn of Lincoln's Inn Fields as deputy Sheriffs to Hugh Beaver of GlangarthWQS5/1837/H/50

Oath of Office: William Boggie of Beaumaris as Under SheriffWQS5/1837/H/51

Notice: Hugh Beaver of Glangarth, High Sheriff has appointed William Boggie and William Cowburn as Under SheriffsWQS5/1837/H/52

Oath of Office: Hugh Beaver of Glangarth parish Llandegfan, as High SheriffWQS5/1837/H/53

Letter: Addressed to W.P. PooleWQS5/1837/H/54

Letter: Asking for a Subpoena to be re-sealed for use next Q.SWQS5/1837/H/55

Letter: The Home Office to [the Clerk of the Peace]WQS5/1837/H/56

Letter: Addressed to Wm. P. PooleWQS5/1837/H/57

Bill of Costs: In the case of Rex. p. William Edwards, police officer, v. Thomas Hughes for assaultWQS5/1837/H/58

Note: W.P. P[oole] to Sir R.B. W.B.WQS5/1837/H/59

Note: Re. the parish of Llangristiolus v. parish Llaneilian that a move to quash may be enteredWQS5/1837/H/60

Note: Re. the prosecutions Rex. p. W.B. Hughes v. parish Llangristiolus and parish Llangeinwen for not repairing the roadWQS5/1837/H/61

Michaelmas 1837WQS5/1837/M

Trinity 1837WQS5/1837/T

Session PapersWQS5/1838

Session PapersWQS5/1839