Summary Conviction: John Wright for being idle and disorderly in begging alms in Beaumaris

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SUMMARY CONVICTION: John Wright for being idle and disorderly in begging alms in Beaumaris on Dec. 20 [1845].

Sentenced to 1 month hard labour, H.o.C. Beaumaris.

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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

Easter 1846WQS6/1846/E

Hilary 1846WQS6/1846/H

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS6/1846/H/1

Nomina MinistrorumWQS6/1846/H/2

List of Jury PanelWQS6/1846/H/3

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS6/1846/H/4

Order: Pay for cartage on Oct 13 and Nov 3 1845WQS6/1846/H/5

Order: Pay the inspector of weights and measures one quarter salaryWQS6/1846/H/6

Order: Pay the expenses of the inspector of weights and measuresWQS6/1846/H/7

Note: To pay Owen Roberts, joiner, for putting new cords in the windows of the County HallWQS6/1846/H/8

Act of Regulation: Relating to the removal of and settlement of vagrantsWQS6/1846/H/9

Letter: Whitehall to [the Clerk of the Peace]WQS6/1846/H/10

Note: To move for payment of half a year salary to the Keeper of RecordsWQS6/1846/H/11

Note: To appoint Richard Prichard as superintending constable at Menai BridgeWQS6/1846/H/12

List: Gaol visitorsWQS6/1846/H/13

List of CostsWQS6/1846/H/14

Summary Conviction: John Jones late of Amlwch Port for being a rogue and vagabond in leaving his wife and childrenWQS6/1846/H/15

Copy Order of Removal: Mary Allen from parish Llaneilian to parish AmlwchWQS6/1846/H/16

Copy Order of Removal of Ann Allen and her two children from parish Llaneilian to parish AmlwchWQS6/1846/H/17

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones of Holyhead, shoemaker, for assault on Robert WilliamsWQS6/1846/H/18

Summary Conviction: Thomas Pluisted of Holyhead for assault on Enoch WilliamsWQS6/1846/H/19

Summary Conviction: Joseph Plaisted of Holyhead for assault on Enoch WilliamsWQS6/1846/H/20

Summary Conviction: John Roberts of College parish Llansadwrn, labourer, for wilfully breaking 8 panels of glass, the property of John BoggieWQS6/1846/H/21

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Fisher of Amlwch, inn keeper, for opening her house during the hours of divine service on Sunday Sept 28 lastWQS6/1846/H/22

Summary Conviction: John Williams of Cleifiog, parish Llanynghenedl., labourer, for assault on Humphrey ChambersWQS6/1846/H/23

Order of Removal: Elizabeth Williams and her four children from parish Llanfihangel Esgeifiog to parish LlanedwenWQS6/1846/H/24

Summary Conviction: Jane Roberts of the Crown parish Newborough, victualler, for allowing drunkenness and disorderly conduct in her houseWQS6/1846/H/25

Summary Conviction: Hugh Willaims of the Currier's Arms parish Llangefni, victualler, for willfully permitting drunkenness and disorderly conductWQS6/1846/H/26

Summary Conviction: William Prichard of Amlwch Port, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/27

Summary Conviction: Jane Williams of Amlwch Port, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/28

Summary Conviction: John Hughes of Amlwch Port, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/29

Summary Conviction: Griffith Williams of Rhydwyn parish Llanrhyddad, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/30

Summary Conviction: Mary Roberts of Amlwch Port, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/31

Summary Conviction: John Prichard of Methusalem Street, Amlwch, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/32

Summary Conviction: John Prichard of Methusalem Street, Amlwch, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/32a

Summary Conviction: Herbert Jones of Amlwch Port, huckster, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/33

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Thomas of Amlwch Port, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/34

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Williams of Methusalem Street, Amlwch, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/35

Summary Conviction: James Michael of Queen Street, Amlwch, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/36

Summary Conviction: David Roberts of Amlwch, flour dealer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/37

Summary Conviction: Grace Prichard of Pensarn, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/38

Summary Conviction: William Williams of Pensarn, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/39

Summary Conviction: Henry Jones of Pennebo, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/40

Summary Conviction: William Prichard of Amlwch Port, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/41

Summary Conviction: Mary Jones of Cemmaes, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/42

Summary Conviction: John Price of Holyhead, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/43

Summary Conviction: Mary Williams of Church Lane, Holyhead, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/44

Summary Conviction: Ellin Williams of Holyhead, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/45

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Johnson of Holyhead, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/46

Summary Conviction: Robert Hughes of Holyhead, innkeeper, for using unjust measuresWQS6/1846/H/47

Summary Conviction: William Williams of Llynfaes, weigher of pigs and merchandizes, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/48

Summary Conviction: Nicholas Treweek of Holyhead, merchant, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/49

Summary Conviction: John Jones of Holyhead, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/50

Summary Conviction: Owen Thomas of Holyhead, flour dealer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/51

Summary Conviction: William Williams of Holyhead. leather dealer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/52

Summary Conviction: Jane Morris of Holyhead, shopkeeper, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/53

Summary Conviction: Hugh Douglas of Holyhead, huckster, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/54

Summary Conviction: Ann Lewis of Holyhead, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/55

Summary Conviction: Owen Jones of Thomas Street, Holyhead, huckster, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/56

Summary Conviction: Richard Williams of Black Bridge, Holyhead, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/57

Summary Conviction: John Roberts of Holyhead, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/58

Summary Conviction: Robert Williams of Holyhead [shop keeper] for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/59

Summary Conviction: Evan Davies of Holyhead, tinman for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/60

Summary Conviction: Hugh Owen of Cross Street, Holyhead, coal dealer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/61

Summary Conviction: Henry William Hughes of Gwalchmai, druggist, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/62

Summary Conviction: Jane Tuke of Waterside, Holyhead, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/63

Summary Conviction: John Owen of Holyhead, grocer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/64

Summary Conviction: John Jones of Holyhead, tinman, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/65

Summary Conviction: Jane Jones of Bull Bay parish Amlwch, inn keeper, for opening her house during the hours of divine serviceWQS6/1846/H/66

Summary Conviction: Hugh Thomas parish Pentraeth, shopkeeper, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/67

Summary Conviction: Richard Hughes, Llangefni, flour dealer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/68

Summary Conviction: Griffith Roberts of Rhyd parish Llangoed, shopkeeper, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/69

Summary Conviction: Thomas Williams of Tal y foel parish Llangeinwen, pigweigher, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/70

Summary Conviction: Griffith Griffith parish Llangoed, flour dealer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/71

Summary Conviction: Hugh Hughes of Bodffordd parish Heneglwys, flour dealer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/72

Summary Conviction: William Jones of Bodffordd parish Heneglwys, blacksmith, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/73

Summary Conviction: Owen Owens parish Llanedwen, corn dealer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/74

Summary Conviction: Thomas Prichard parish Llangoed, flour dealer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/75

Summary Conviction: John Hughes of Church Street parish Llangefni, nailor, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/76

Summary Conviction: Ellis Jones of Llangefni, flour dealer, for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/77

Summary Conviction: Isaac Jones of Mill Street parish Llangefni, [shop keeper] for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/78

Summary Conviction: Morgan Lloyd of Talyfoel parish Llangeinwen for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/79

Summary Conviction: John Owen of Maenaddfwn for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/80

Summary Conviction: Catherine Williams of shop parish Llansadwrn for using light weightsWQS6/1846/H/81

Order of Removal: Margaret Williams otherwise Hughes and her seven children from parish Pentraeth to parish LlanddeusaintWQS6/1846/H/82

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1846/H/83

Summary Conviction: David Williams, late of parish Llanfairyneubwll, labourer, for being a rogue and a vagabond for leaving his wife and childrenWQS6/1846/H/84

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1846/H/85

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1846/H/86

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones of Ty hwnt i'r ddinas parish Newborough, labourer, for assault of Samuel Jones of Plasnewydd parishWQS6/1846/H/87

Presentment: Evan Jones for stealing one pair of clogs, the property of Mary OwenWQS6/1846/H/88

Summary Conviction: William Evans of Redwharf and Richard Hughes of Penygarnedd for trespass in search of gameWQS6/1846/H/89

Notice of Appeal: From parish Llanfairmathafarneithaf to parish Llanfihangeltrerbeirdd in the case of the removal of John RobertsWQS6/1846/H/90

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1846/H/91

Summary Conviction: William Williams of Caergarw parish Llanddyfnan, farmer, for using a gun to kill game without a game certificateWQS6/1846/H/92

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1846/H/93

Notice of Appeal: In the case of the removal of Ellin Rowland, widow.WQS6/1846/H/94

Summary Conviction: John Wright for being idle and disorderly in begging alms in BeaumarisWQS6/1846/H/95

Summary Conviction: William How for being a rogue and a vagabond in wandering about in parish Beaumaris with no means of subsistingWQS6/1846/H/96

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1846/H/97

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1846/H/98

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1846/H/99

Deposition: Mary Owen of parish Newboro that she left a pair of cloggs at Robert Jones', smithy and when she returned the cloggs were goneWQS6/1846/H/100

Notice: Parish Llaneilian to parish Amlwch that the order of removal of Mary Allen, widow, will be applied to be quashedWQS6/1846/H/101

Notice: Parish Llaneilian to parish Amlwch that the order of removal of Ann Ellen and children will be applied to be quashedWQS6/1846/H/102

Note: Requesting appeals to be entered in the cases of parish Llaneilian v. parish AmlwchWQS6/1846/H/103

Note: To move to quash the order of removal of Ann Ellen and children, Llaneilian v. AmlwchWQS6/1846/H/104

Note: To move to qash the order of removal of Mary Allen, widow, Llaneilian v. AmlwchWQS6/1846/H/105

Copy Examinations: In the case of appeal in the removal of Ellin Rowland, parish Amlwch v. parish LlaneilianWQS6/1846/H/106

Note: To move for payment of costs in apprehending Richard Jones of Cefnlesg, Llanfaelog for contempt of courtWQS6/1846/H/107

Bill of Costs: In the case of Mary Owen v. Evan Jones for larcenyWQS6/1846/H/108

List of ExpensesWQS6/1846/H/109

List of ExpensesWQS6/1846/H/110

Michaelmas 1846WQS6/1846/M

Trinity 1846WQS6/1846/T

Session PapersWQS6/1847

Session PapersWQS6/1848

Session PapersWQS6/1849