Summary Conviction: William More at Holyhead for being drunk

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SUMMARY CONVICTION: William More at Holyhead for being drunk.

Ordered to pay 2/6 plus 5/6 to prosecutor or be imprisoned at county gaol Beaumaris for 7 days.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1870 - 1879WQS9

Session PapersWQS9/1870

Session PapersWQS9/1871

Session PapersWQS9/1872

Session PapersWQS9/1873

Session PapersWQS9/1874

Session PapersWQS9/1875

Session PapersWQS9/1876

Session PapersWQS9/1877

Easter 1877WQS9/1877/E

Hilary 1877WQS9/1877/H

Nomina MinistrorumWQS9/1877/H/1

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS9/1877/H/2

Calendar of PrisonersWQS9/1877/H/3

List of Jury PanelWQS9/1877/H/4

Property Qualification: Owen Lewis Cope Williams to become a Justice of the Peace by his land in parish LlandegfanWQS9/1877/H/5

Summary Conviction: John Griffith, at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/6

Summary Conviction: Hugh Thomas parish Bodedern at Holyhead for maliciously wounding a horseWQS9/1877/H/7

Summary Conviction: Thomas Martin, at Holyhead for damaging property of a Ellen JonesWQS9/1877/H/8

Summary Conviction: William More at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/9

Summary Conviction: James Maloney at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/10

Summary Conviction: John Doyle at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/11

Summary Conviction: Thomas Lund, at Holyhead Harbour, parish Holyhead for wilfully disobeying the command of John Janson the Master of the shipWQS9/1877/H/12

Summary Conviction: John Murphy at Holyhead Harbour, parish Holyhead for wilfully disobeying command of John Jewson, master of the shipWQS9/1877/H/13

Summary Conviction: Evan Williams, Gwalchmai at Llanerchymedd for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/14

Summary Conviction: Owen Hughes, Gwalchmai at Llanerchymedd for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/15

Summary Conviction: William Owen, Gwlachmai, at Llanerchymedd for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/16

Examination and Deposition: William Bradwen Jones and Mary Williams, domestic servant, both of Marchog, HolyheadWQS9/1877/H/17

Summary Conviction: Caroline Morigan at Holyhead for assaulting and beating Dorothy ClarkeWQS9/1877/H/18

Summary Conviction: Thomas Bruce at Holyhead for unlawfully boarding the steamer Countess of Erne, and molesting passengersWQS9/1877/H/19

Summary Conviction: Griffith Roberts, parish Rhoscolyn, at Holyhead, for letting his cattle stray on a highwayWQS9/1877/H/20

Summary Conviction: Robert Thomas at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/21

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1877/H/22

Summary Conviction: Richard O'Farrell at Holyhead, for unlawfully refusing to proceed to sea on the Brig 'Beaumanoir'WQS9/1877/H/23

Summary Conviction: George Young, parish Tredfraeth, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/24

Summary Conviction: Henry Jones, parish Llanidan, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/25

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams, parish Brynsiencyn at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/26

Summary Conviction: Rowland Williams parish Llanidan at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/27

Summary Conviction: Richard Owen parish Llanidan, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/28

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1877/H/29

Examination and Deposition: Morris Jones, parish Llangoed, police constable at Menai BridgeWQS9/1877/H/30

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1877/H/31

Summary Conviction: Robert Hughes at Valley for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1877/H/32

Examination and Deposition: Mary Ann Finnegan, Newtown, Hamilton, County Armagh, Ireland and Jane Roberts, wife of John Roberts, 51 Market StreetWQS9/1877/H/33

Summary Conviction: Mary Ann Anthony in the above caseWQS9/1877/H/34

Summary Conviction: Hugh Brown at Valley for stealing clothingWQS9/1877/H/35

Examination and Deposition: Ernest Henry, Trefadog Ferry, and Police Sergeant Edward Hughes both of HolyheadWQS9/1877/H/36

Summary Conviction: Issac Roberts at Valley for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/37

Examination and Deposition: Richard Jones, Brynsiencyn, parish Llanidan, rabbit catcher, at LlangefniWQS9/1877/H/38

Summary Conviction: Margaret Davies, parish Pentraeth, at Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/39

Summary Conviction: Owen Davies, Llyselw, parish Llangadwalader, at Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/40

Summary Conviction: Thomas Williams at Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/41

Summary Conviction: Robert Williams parish Abergale, at Holyhead for beggingWQS9/1877/H/42

Summary Conviction: Mary Roberts at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/43a

Summary Conviction: Robert Roberts at Holyhead for resisting arrestWQS9/1877/H/43b

Summary Conviction: Henry Jones, at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/44

Summary Conviction: John Jones, at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/45

Summary Conviction: Margaret Jones, at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/46

Summary Conviction: Hugh Owen, Llanerchymedd at Llanerchymedd for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/47

Summary Conviction: David Owen, Llanerchymedd at Llanerchymedd for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/48

Summary Conviction: William Davies, Llanerchymedd, at Llanerchymedd for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/49

Summary Conviction: William Davies, Llanerchymedd at Llanerchymedd for assaulting and beating constable William EvansWQS9/1877/H/50

Summary Conviction: Hugh Roberts at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/51

Summary Conviction: John Jones, parish Pentraeth at Menai Bridge for assaulting one Mary JonesWQS9/1877/H/52

Summary Conviction: Richard Thomas at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/53

Summary Conviction: Thomas Owen, parish Pentraeth at Menai Bridge for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1877/H/54

Summary Conviction: John Davies, parish Llanidan at Menai Bridge for letting his ass stray on a highwayWQS9/1877/H/55

Summary Conviction: William Owen, Pentraeth, labourer at Menai Bridge for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1877/H/56

Summary Conviction: John Pritchard, Rhosygath, Llanbedergoch at Menai Bridge for riding one cart on a highwayWQS9/1877/H/57

Summary Conviction: John Pritchard, Rhosygath, at Menai Bridge for assaulting and beating Ellen RobertsWQS9/1877/H/58

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/59

Summary Conviction: John Jones, Pentraeth at Menai Bridge for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1877/H/60

Summary Conviction: Joseph Roberts, seaman at Harbour Office, Holyhead for deserting British Ship 'The Eleanor'WQS9/1877/H/61

Summary Conviction: David Jones at Valley, for assault and beating his wifeWQS9/1877/H/62

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1877/H/63

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1877/H/64

Summary Conviction: Margaret Hughes, at Amlwch for assault and beating one Margaret OwenWQS9/1877/H/65

Summary Conviction: James Roberts, at Amlwch for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/66

Summary Conviction: Owen Roberts, Llangefni at Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/67

Summary Conviction: John Rowlands, parish Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/68

Summary Conviction: Robert Jones parish Beaumaris for cruelty to a horse the property of Sir Richard Lewis Mostyn Williams BulkeleyWQS9/1877/H/69

Summary Conviction: James Moran at Holyhead for travelling on London and North Western Railway with intent to avoid paymentWQS9/1877/H/70

Summary Conviction: William Roberts parish Llanrhwydrus, at Holyhead for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1877/H/71

Summary Conviction: William Roberts, parish Llanrhwydrus, at Holyhead for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1877/H/72

Summary Conviction: Joseph Fletcher, parish Holyhead at Holyhead for letting his ass stray on a highwayWQS9/1877/H/73

Summary Conviction: Issac Roberts, parish Holyhead at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/74

Summary Conviction: William Jones, at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/75

Summary Conviction: Thomas Evans at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/76

Summary Conviction: Richard Jones, at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/77

Summary Conviction: Lewis Jones, at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/78

Summary Conviction: William Noble, at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/79

Summary Conviction: John Jones at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/80

Summary Conviction: Isabella Wynne, The Cambrian Vaults, for permitting drunkenessWQS9/1877/H/81

Summary Conviction: Robert Jones Amlwch seaman, at Amlwch for refusing to go to sea on 'Eliza Jane'WQS9/1877/H/82

Summary Conviction: Robert Thomas Amlwch Port, seaman at Amlwch, for refusing to go on to sea in 'Eliza Janes'WQS9/1877/H/83

Examination and Deposition: George William Bulkeley Hughes, Carreg Bran, esquire, and Police Inspector Robert Daniel Davies, parish LlanfairpwllgwyngyllWQS9/1877/H/84

Examination and Deposition: George William Bulkeley Hughes, esquire, and Abel Williams, gardener, both of Carreg Bran, and Police Inspector Robert Daniel DaviesWQS9/1877/H/85

Summary Conviction: Hugh Owen, Betheada, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/86

Summary Conviction: John Thomas, Newborough, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/87

Summary Conviction: Hugh Hughes, Brynsiencyn, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/88

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams, Dwyran, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/89

Summary Conviction: John Williams, Newborough, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/90

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones, Dwyran, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/91

Summary Conviction: William Parry, Lyn Lon, parish Llanfaes, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/92

Summary Conviction: William Parry, Tyn Lon, parish Llanfaes, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/93

Summary Conviction: John Williams, Newborough, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1877/H/94

Michaelmas 1877WQS9/1877/M

Trinity 1877WQS9/1877/T

Session PapersWQS9/1878

Session PapersWQS9/1879