Summary Conviction: William Ishmael of Beaumaris, labourer, for assault on James Hughes whilst in the execution of his duty as a Petty constable

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SUMMARY CONVICTION: William Ishmael of Beaumaris, labourer, for assault on James Hughes whilst in the execution of his duty as a Petty constable.

Fined £1 + 14s.10d costs or 3 weeks imprisonment, H.o.C.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1840 - 1849WQS6

Session PapersWQS6/1840

Session PapersWQS6/1841

Session PapersWQS6/1842

Session PapersWQS6/1843

Session PapersWQS6/1844

Session PapersWQS6/1845

Session PapersWQS6/1846

Session PapersWQS6/1847

Session PapersWQS6/1848

Easter 1848WQS6/1848/E

Hilary 1848WQS6/1848/H

Michaelmas 1848WQS6/1848/M

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS6/1848/M/111

Nomina MinistrorumWQS6/1848/M/112

List of Jury PanelWQS6/1848/M/113

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS6/1848/M/114

Abstract of InquisitionsWQS6/1848/M/115

Note: To move to levy the County Rate and to pay the salaries of County employeesWQS6/1848/M/116

Note: That the parish officer is to contribute £15, etc.WQS6/1848/M/117

Note: To move to pay the coroner's billWQS6/1848/M/118

Note: To pay the coroners' billWQS6/1848/M/119

Summary Conviction: John Michael of Tyddynoel, parish Llandyfrydog, labourer, for assault on Henry ParryWQS6/1848/M/120

Summary Conviction: John Owen of Penycu parish, Amlwch, labourer, for assault on Sarah WilliamsWQS6/1848/M/121

Summary Conviction: Thomas Wrench of Holyhead, mariner, for assault on Richard LewisWQS6/1848/M/122

Summary Conviction: William Owen, parish Llanfechell, labourer, for assault on Margaret OwenWQS6/1848/M/123

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Lewis of Amlwch, for assault on Margaret HughesWQS6/1848/M/124

Summary Conviction: William Ishmael of Beaumaris, labourer, for assault on James Hughes whilst in the execution of his duty as a Petty constableWQS6/1848/M/125

Summary Conviction: William Roberts of Beaumaris, tailor, for assault on Evan Owen, police officer, in the execution of his dutyWQS6/1848/M/126

Summary Conviction: Thomas Williams, late parish Llanidan, for being drunkWQS6/1848/M/127

Summary Conviction: Jane Williams of Penygroes parish Llanidan, spinster, for assault on Ellin JonesWQS6/1848/M/128

Summary Conviction: John Wyse for being idle and disorderly in begging almsWQS6/1848/M/129

Order of Removal: Owen Hughes, Margaret his wife, and their 3 children from parish Heneglwys to parish LlanynghenedlWQS6/1848/M/130

Summary Conviction: William Roberts of Wern parish Llandegfan, labourer, for assault on William Jones of Tyddyn issa, parish LlandesilioWQS6/1848/M/131

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Bowen, late of Beaumaris, singlewoman, for assault on William Williams of Townsend parish as above, marinerWQS6/1848/M/132

Summary Conviction: Anne Smith, wife of Hugh Smith late of Beaumaris, hawker, for assault on William Williams of Townsend, parish as aboveWQS6/1848/M/133

Summary Conviction: Owen Jones, formerly of Tynmawr parish Amlwch, gentleman, for trespass in pursuit of gameWQS6/1848/M/134

Summary Conviction: John Lewis, labourer of being a rogue and a vagabond in leaving his wife, now chargeable parish St. Peter's NewboroughWQS6/1848/M/135

Presentment: William Jones, late parish Holyhead, for stealing a dressing case an £2 in money from Charles Alexander GoreWQS6/1848/M/136

Summary Conviction: John Skinner, late parish Amlwch, for being idle and disorderly in begging almsWQS6/1848/M/137

Summary Conviction: Hugh Owen of Llanerchymedd, shoemaker, for assault on Sarah OwenWQS6/1848/M/138

Summary Conviction: Robert Pugh for breach of contract having signed up as mate on the ship 'John Bright' of the Port of LiverpoolWQS6/1848/M/139

Summary Conviction: James Haggart for breach of contract in that he signed Second Mate with the ship 'John Bright' of the Port of LiverpoolWQS6/1848/M/140

Summary Conviction: John Daniel for breach of contract in that he signed as seaman with the ship 'John Bright' of the port of LiverpoolWQS6/1848/M/141

Summary Conviction: Robert Ruddick for breach of contract in that he signed as seaman with the ship 'John Bright' of the Port of LiverpoolWQS6/1848/M/142

Summary Conviction: William Mawson for breach of contract in that he signed as seaman with the ship 'John Bright' of the Port of LiverpoolWQS6/1848/M/143

Deposition: William Jones, accused of stealing a dressing case from the Hon. Charles Alexander GoreWQS6/1848/M/144

Depositions: Catherine Jones, John Mathews, Margaret Chambers, Jane Jones, Peter Leech, Charles Maesingberd and John Martin re.dressing caseWQS6/1848/M/145

Note: To move to lodge an appeal against the poor rateWQS6/1848/M/146

Trinity 1848WQS6/1848/T

Session PapersWQS6/1849