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MEMORANDUM OF RECOGNIZANCE: Enoch Williams of Holyhead, police officer, is bound to give evidence in the case William Jones of as above, labourer, v. Elizabeth Russel of as above, for larceny

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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

Easter 1847WQS6/1847/E

Hilary 1847WQS6/1847/H

Michaelmas 1847WQS6/1847/M

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS6/1847/M/141

Nomina MinistrorumWQS6/1847/M/142

List of Jury PanelWQS6/1847/M/143

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS6/1847/M/144

Abstract of inquisitionsWQS6/1847/M/145

Note: County RateWQS6/1847/M/146

Survey Map: Road in Bodowyr farm parish LlanidanWQS6/1847/M/147

Certificate: Inspection of the highway called Bodowyr, parish LlanidanWQS6/1847/M/148

Affidavit: Owen Hughes of Bodowyr parish Llanidan, labourer, and Richard Thomas of Cefnderwen parish as above, farmerWQS6/1847/M/149

Affidavit: Hugh Beaver Roberts of Bangor, gentlemanWQS6/1847/M/150

Note: Hughes & Roberts, Bangor to the Michaelmas Quarter SessionWQS6/1847/M/151

Agreement: Responsibility of payment of expenses in erecting a lunatic asylum for North Wales, near the town of DenbighWQS6/1847/M/152

Report to the justices of the peace re.agreement of County of Anglesey with the Counties of Denbigh and Flint re.erecting and fitting up a lunatic asylumWQS6/1847/M/153

Note: To move to pay the coroner's billWQS6/1847/M/154

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/155

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/156

Summary Conviction: Ellin Peel of Holyhead for assault on John ParryWQS6/1847/M/157

Certificate of Costs: In the case of John Hughes v. John WilliamsWQS6/1847/M/158

Summary Conviction: Ellis Prichard of Prys Iorwerth parish Cerrig Ceinwen, farmer, for assault on John OwenWQS6/1847/M/159

Summary Conviction: Hugh Hughes, of Pwllffanagl parish Llanedwen, labourer, for assault on Rees Davies, police officerWQS6/1847/M/160

Summary Conviction: Hugh Hughes, of Pwllffanagl parish Llanedwen, labourer, for assault on Henry JonesWQS6/1847/M/161

Summary Conviction: William Jones, stoker on the steamer 'Mighty' of Holyhead, for assault on George Williams of HolyheadWQS6/1847/M/162

Summary Conviction: Edward Jones of Holyhead, labourer, for asault on William MatthewWQS6/1847/M/163

Order of Removal: Michael Michael, otherwise Michael Williams, an idiot, from parish Llanfaethlu to parish LlanfigaelWQS6/1847/M/164

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/165

Summary Conviction: Ellen Peel for assault on Ellen Carvel, wife of Henry Carvel, travellerWQS6/1847/M/166

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/167

Presentment: Catherine Morris, late parish Amlwch, for stealing handkerchiefs, a shawl, and bread from Margaret HughesWQS6/1847/M/168

Presentment: Ellin Jones, late parish Amlwch, for stealing handkerchiefs, a shawl, and a bread from Margaret HughesWQS6/1847/M/169

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/170

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/171

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Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/173

Certificate of Costs: In the case of Margaret Hughes v. Ellin Jones and Catherine MorrisWQS6/1847/M/174

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/175

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/176

Summary Conviction: Alfred John Martin, master of the barge 'Lord Glenely' now in Holyhead, for assault on John Brady, now of HolyheadWQS6/1847/M/177

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/178

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/179

Presentment: Catherine Williams, widow and Mary Williams, spinster, both late parish Holyhead, for stealing 1 hank of ropeWQS6/1847/M/180

Presentment: Mary Williams, late parish Holyhead, spinster, for stealing 1 hank of rope, from William HughesWQS6/1847/M/181

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Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/189

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/190

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/191

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/192

Presentment: Mary Williams, late parish Holyhead, spinster, for stealing several shawls the property of Martha WilliamsWQS6/1847/M/193

Presentment: Catherine William widow, and William Evans labour both late parish Holyhead, for receiving several shawlsWQS6/1847/M/194

Presentment: William Evans, late parish Holyhead, labourer for receiving several waistcoat piece the goods of Hugh HughesWQS6/1847/M/195

Presentment: William Evans, late parish Holyhead, labourer, for receiving several waistcoat piece the goods of Richard JonesWQS6/1847/M/196

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/197

Summary Conviction: James Glynn late of Beaumaris, labourer, for being idle and disorderly in begging almsWQS6/1847/M/198

Presentment: William Hughes, late parish Amlwch, for stealing 11 geese 11 ganders and 11 goslings, parish Llandyfrydog, from Owen OwensWQS6/1847/M/199

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/200

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Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/205

Presentment: Elizabeth Russel, late parish Holyhead, for stealing hand bells, from William JonesWQS6/1847/M/206

Bond: The appearance of Enoch Williams of Holyhead at the next Q.SWQS6/1847/M/207

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/208

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/209

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1847/M/210

Summary Conviction: Owen Jones of Llanddaniel, Thomas Jones of Penmynydd and Mary Jones of LlanfihangelesceifiogWQS6/1847/M/211

Presentment: Catherine Williams, widow and Mary Williams, spinster, both late parish Holyhead for stealing several waistcoats from Richard JonesWQS6/1847/M/212

Presentment William Evans into Holyhead, labourer, for receiving stolen silk from Catherine William and Mary WilliamsWQS6/1847/M/213

Bill of Costs: In the case of Martha Williams v. Catherine Williams [et al] for larcenyWQS6/1847/M/213a

Bill of Costs: In the case of William Jones v. Elizabeth Russel for larcenyWQS6/1847/M/214

Bill of Costs: In the case of Hugh Hughes v. Cath. Williams [et al] for larcenyWQS6/1847/M/215

Bill of Costs: In the case of William Hughes v. Catherine Williams [et al] for larcenyWQS6/1847/M/216

Bill of Costs: In the case of Wm. Hughes v, Wm. Evans [et al] for receivingWQS6/1847/M/217

Bill of Costs: In the case of Richard Jones v. Catherine Williams [et al] for larcenyWQS6/1847/M/218

Bill of Costs: In the case of Richard Jones v. Catherine Williams [et al] for receivingWQS6/1847/M/219

Bill of Costs: In the case of Owen Owens v. Wm. Hughes for larcenyWQS6/1847/M/220

List of NamesWQS6/1847/M/221

List of NamesWQS6/1847/M/222

Trinity 1847WQS6/1847/T

Session PapersWQS6/1848

Session PapersWQS6/1849