Summary Conviction: William Noble at Holyhead for opening his inn, the Locomotive Inn, Old Station, parish Holyhead during prohibited hours

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SUMMARY CONVICTION: William Noble at Holyhead for opening his inn, the Locomotive Inn, Old Station, parish Holyhead during prohibited hours.

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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

Easter 1875WQS9/1875/E

Nomina MinistrorumWQS9/1875/E/97

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS9/1875/E/98

List of Jury PanelWQS9/1875/E/99

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS9/1875/E/100

Oath of Appointment: John Lloyd Griffith, clerk of the Peace, for the county of AngleseyWQS9/1875/E/101

Presentment: Ellen Jones for inciting Elizabeth Ann Hughes to steal £2.10s from Mary DaviesWQS9/1875/E/102

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Thomas at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/103

Summary Conviction: James Evans at The Valley for employing an unqualified pilot to pilot his ship within the port of HolyheadWQS9/1875/E/104

Summary Conviction: William Roberts at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/105

Summary Conviction: William Williams at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/106

Summary Conviction: Charles Goodman Roberts at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/107

Summary Conviction: Lewis Lewis at Beaumaris for deserting from the Caernarvon RiflesWQS9/1875/E/108

Summary Conviction: Richard Jones alias David Jones at Beaumaris for deserting from the Royal Anglesey MilitiaWQS9/1875/E/109

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams at Llangefni for assaulting Henry WilliamsWQS9/1875/E/110

Summary Conviction: Robert Roberts at Beaumaris for deserting from the Caernarvon RiflesWQS9/1875/E/111

Summary Conviction: Richard Humphreys at Beaumaris for deserting from the Caernarvon RiflesWQS9/1875/E/112

Summary Conviction: Thomas Stone alias John Williams at Beaumaris for deserting from the Royal Anglesey MilitiaWQS9/1875/E/113

Summary Conviction: John Hughes at Beaumaris for deserting from the Caernarvon RiflesWQS9/1875/E/114

Summary Conviction: David Jones at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/115

Summary Conviction: James R.L. Davies at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/116

Summary Conviction: Robert Frost at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/117

Summary Conviction: Owen Owen at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/118

Summary Conviction: Thomas Herd at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/119

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1875/E/120

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1875/E/121

Summary Conviction: Evan Hughes at Menai Bridge for allowing drunkeness in his ale houseWQS9/1875/E/122

Examination and Deposition: William Clay, Martha Roberts, and Griffith JonesWQS9/1875/E/123

Summary Conviction: Hugh George at Holyhead for assaulting Jane WilliamsWQS9/1875/E/124

Order for Compensation: Richard Williams of Tynllwydan, parish Aberffraw for not fulfilling his contract to Hugh Williams, farmer of TynllwydanWQS9/1875/E/125

Summary Conviction: Charles Davies, late of parish Pentraeth at Beaumaris for collection money under false pretencesWQS9/1875/E/126

Summary Conviction: John Bodychan Sparrow at Beaumaris for allowing the soot in his dwelling house to catch fireWQS9/1875/E/127

Summary Conviction: David Hughes at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/128

Summary Conviction: Thomas Russell at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/129

Summary Conviction: David Rowlands at Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/130

Order for Compensation: Eliza Owen for not fulfilling her contract to William Parry, farmer of GwefurWQS9/1875/E/131

Summary Conviction: William Noble at Holyhead for opening his inn, the Locomotive Inn, Old Station, parish Holyhead during prohibited hoursWQS9/1875/E/132

Examination and Deposition: Catherine Roberts, widow, and Martha Roberts, widow, both of Vulcan Street, parish HolyheadWQS9/1875/E/133

Summary Conviction: Owen Williams of Pandy, Pentraeth, at Menai Bridge for driving a car furiouslyWQS9/1875/E/134

Summary Conviction: Richard Thomas of parish Tregeian at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/135

Summary Conviction: Frederick Jones at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/136

Summary Conviction: Thomas Williams of Llangristiolus at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/137

Summary Conviction: William Roberts of Llangeinwen at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/138

Order for Compensation: William Willimas of Bryncyan Bach for not fulfilling his contract to William Jones of Taihirion, parish LlangaffoWQS9/1875/E/139

Summary Conviction: William Williams of parish Llanddyfnan at Menai Bridge for damaging a ploughWQS9/1875/E/140

Summary Conviction: Thomas Russell at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/141

Summary Conviction: Hugh Hughes at Valley for not paying his proper train fare as a passengerWQS9/1875/E/142

Summary Conviction: the Reverand Evan Rowlands, clerk in Holy Orders at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/143

Summary Conviction: John Davies at Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/144

Summary Conviction: John Thomas at Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/145

Order for Compensation: Richard Jones of Clorach Fawr for not fulfilling his contract to William Jones of Tyddyn PhilipWQS9/1875/E/146

Summary Conviction: John Lloyd at Holyhead for assaulting Jane WilliamsWQS9/1875/E/147

Summary Conviction: Isaac Roberts at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/148

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1875/E/149

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1875/E/150

Order for Compensation: Edward Thomas of Ty Coch, parish Llanfaelog for not fulfilling his contract to Owen Williams, of Neuad, parish LlanfaelogWQS9/1875/E/151

Summary Conviction: Richard Owen and Henry Thomas at Holyhead for failing in their duty as Highway SurveyorsWQS9/1875/E/152

Summary Conviction: Owen Williams at Holyhead for travelling without permission in a carriage of a superior class to which Q.W. had obtained a ticket forWQS9/1875/E/153

Summary Conviction: Owen Williams at Holyhead for obstructing Owen Griffith, signal man from doing his dutyWQS9/1875/E/154

Examination and Deposition: Mary Davies, widow, Elizabeth Ann Hughes, both of Dafarn Newydd, parish LlanfaethluWQS9/1875/E/155

Examination and Deposition: Ann Powell of Market Street parish HolyheadWQS9/1875/E/156

Summary Conviction: Thomas Hughes at Amlwch for secreting 5 yards of blue flannel and an ironing box, part of the cargo of a ship called the LudwigWQS9/1875/E/157

Summary Conviction: Owen Davies at Amlwch for secreting 2 ironing boxes, 4 bottles of ale, an iron kettle, a zinc bucket, 6 white plates of copper, part of the cargo of a ship called the LudwigWQS9/1875/E/158

Summary Conviction: John Williams at Amlwch for secreting 12 pieces of red flannel, part of the cargo of the ship called the LudwigWQS9/1875/E/159

Summary Conviction: William Hughes at Amlwch for secreting 6 yards of red flannel, part of the cargo of a ship called the LudwigWQS9/1875/E/160

Summary Conviction: Griffith Morris at Amlwch for secreting 16 yards of red flannel, part of the cargo of a ship called the LudwigWQS9/1875/E/161

Summary Conviction: John Thomas at Amlwch for secreting 6 yards of red flannel, part of the cargo of a ship called the LudwigWQS9/1875/E/162

Summary Conviction: William Edwards at Amlwch for secreting 6 pieces of red flannel, part of the cargo of a ship called the LudwigWQS9/1875/E/163

Summary Conviction: John Prichard at Amlwch for secreting 15 ½ yards of red flannelWQS9/1875/E/164

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams at Amlwch for secreting 11½ yards of blue flannel, a wine sieve, 11 bottles of ale, 2 bottles of porter, 3 rat traps and 7 white platesWQS9/1875/E/165

Summary Conviction: William Jones at Amlwch for secreting 13 [bottles] of porter, 7 bottles of ale, 2 zinc buckets and a hairbrush, part of the cargo of a ship called the LudwigWQS9/1875/E/166

Summary Conviction: John Williams at Holyhead for secreting a yard of red flannel, a zinc bucket, an iron kettle and 9 white plates, part of the cargo of a ship called the LudwigWQS9/1875/E/167

Summary Conviction: William Prytherch at Amlwch for secreting 6¾ yards of blue flannel, 12 white plates and an iron kettle, part of the cargo of a ship called the LudwigWQS9/1875/E/168

Summary Conviction: Joseph Sadler, late of parish Penmon at Beaumaris for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1875/E/169

Summary Conviction: William Jones at Holyhead for illtreating a horse suffering from stranglesWQS9/1875/E/170

Summary Conviction: William Jones at Holyhead for leading a horse suffering with strangles on a highwayWQS9/1875/E/171

Summary Conviction: William Griffith at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/172

Summary Conviction: Robert Owen, mariner at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1875/E/173

Summary Conviction: Robert Roberts at Beaumaris for deserting from the Caernarvon Rifles,WQS9/1875/E/174

Hilary 1875WQS9/1875/H

Michaelmas 1875WQS9/1875/M

Trinity 1875WQS9/1875/T

Session PapersWQS9/1876

Session PapersWQS9/1877

Session PapersWQS9/1878

Session PapersWQS9/1879