Summary Conviction: James Sebastien at Holyhead for refusing to sail in the 'Onaway' with which he was engaged as a seaman

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SUMMARY CONVICTION: James Sebastien at Holyhead for refusing to sail in the 'Onaway' with which he was engaged as a seaman.

Imprisoned at gaol Beaumaris for 4 weeks hard labour.

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Same for Martin Stefensen

Same for John Sutherland.

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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

Session PapersWQS9/1878

Easter 1878WQS9/1878/E

Hilary 1878WQS9/1878/H

Nomina MinistrorumWQS9/1878/H/1

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS9/1878/H/2

List of Jury PanelWQS9/1878/H/3

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS9/1878/H/4

Presentment: Richard Hughes for maliciously wounding Richard WilliamsWQS9/1878/H/5

Presentment: John Reilly and Thomas Morris for robbing John Owen of 16/6WQS9/1878/H/6

Summary Conviction: Francis Jones at Valley for not notifying the police that he had an infected animalWQS9/1878/H/7

Summary Conviction: James Bell, Newcastle on Tyne, at Llandyfrydog, for destroying his clothes while in a workhouseWQS9/1878/H/8

Summary Conviction: John Morris, Manchester, at Llandyfrydog for destroying his clothes in a workhouseWQS9/1878/H/9

Examination and Deposition: Police Constable Hugh Hughes, Gwalchmai, parish Trewalchmai at LlandyfrydogWQS9/1878/H/10

Summary Conviction: John Baker at Holyhead for begging. Previous conviction noted for vagrancyWQS9/1878/H/11

Summary Conviction: Owen Jones at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/12

Summary Conviction: James Nicholson at Amlwch for hawking without a licenceWQS9/1878/H/13

Summary Conviction: Thomas Johnson at Beaumaris for 14 days hard labouWQS9/1878/H/14

Summary Conviction: John Parry at Amlwch for letting his pigs stray on a highwayWQS9/1878/H/15

Summary Conviction: William Hughes, licensee of Bryndduel, at Amlwch for opening outside timeWQS9/1878/H/16

Summary Conviction: John Hughes at Amlwch for being drunk on licensed premises outside timeWQS9/1878/H/17

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Roberts at Amlwch for being drunk, on licensed premises outside timeWQS9/1878/H/18

Summary Conviction: Alice Hughes at Amlwch for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/19

Summary Conviction: Jane Hughes at Amlwch for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/20

Summary Conviction: Henry Arms at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/21

Examination and Deposition: Elizabeth Hughes, her daughter Jane Hughes, both of Pone yr hen Efail, parish Aberffraw, Police Constable No. 9, Hugh Hughes, GwalchmaiWQS9/1878/H/22

Examination and Deposition: Mary Pierce, Henysgybor, parish Aberffraw, Ellin Williams, Tai Pendref, parish Trewalchmai, Police Constable No. 9 Hugh Hughes, GwalchmaiWQS9/1878/H/23

Summary Conviction: Alfred Smith at Beaumaris for beggingWQS9/1878/H/24

Examination and Deposition: Mary Roberts, Tyn y Merddyn, parish Bodedern, servant, and Police Sergeant Edward Hughes, Holyhead, at HolyheadWQS9/1878/H/25

Summary Conviction: Mary Hughes at Holyhead for stealing an apron, veil and 2 rings from Mary RobertsWQS9/1878/H/26

Summary Conviction: Owen Jones at Holyhead for assaulting Constable Hugh Williams in the execution of his dutyWQS9/1878/H/27

Summary Conviction: Owen Jones at Holyhead for assaulting and beating Thomas BaxterWQS9/1878/H/28

Summary Conviction: Edward Davies at Holyhead for throwing stone in a streetWQS9/1878/H/29

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Pritchard at Holyhead for using a cart without her name printed onWQS9/1878/H/30

Summary Conviction: John Jones, licensee of the Llanfawr Arms, at Holyhead for being drunk.on his own premisesWQS9/1878/H/31

Summary Conviction: William Jones at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/32

Summary Conviction: William Owen at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/33

Examination and Deposition: David Parry, From, parish Trewalchmai, Police Constable Michael Toohill, Holyhead, and Hugh Hughes, Trewalchmai, police officer, at HolyheadWQS9/1878/H/34

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1878/H/35

Summary Conviction: James Edwards at Beaumaris for beggingWQS9/1878/H/36

Summary Conviction: Michael Casey at Holyhead for being drunk on board the 'Duchess of Sutherland', passenger steamerWQS9/1878/H/37

Summary Conviction: John Alexander at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/38

Examination and Deposition: George Young, farmer and his sister Ann Young both of Penybont, parish Trefdraeth and Griffith Jones, policeman, at Menai BridgeWQS9/1878/H/39

Summary Conviction: Ellen Morris, Yard Malltraeth, parish Trefdraeth, at Menai Bridge for obstructing Police Constable Griffith Griffith in the execution of his dutyWQS9/1878/H/40

Summary Conviction: Robert Rowlands, Newborough, at Menai Bridge for assaulting and beating Police Constable Griffith Jones in the execution of his dutyWQS9/1878/H/41

Summary Conviction: John Williams, Newborough for afsaulting and beating Police Constable Griffith Griffith in the execution of his dutyWQS9/1878/H/42

Summary Conviction: Mary Evans, Clust yr Adall, at Menai Bridge for assaulting and beating Anne Roberts, Pant yr YnysWQS9/1878/H/43

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones, Porthawel, parish Llansedwrn, Menai Bridge for being drunk on the Carnarvon & Talyfoel steamerWQS9/1878/H/44

Summary Conviction: Robert Hughes at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/45

Summary Conviction: John Lewis at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/46

Summary Conviction: Owen Jones, Pentraeth, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/47

Summary Conviction: John Williams, Newborough at Menai Bridge for Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/48

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1878/H/49

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1878/H/50

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1878/H/51

Summary Conviction: Robert Evans, parish Bodedern, at Beaumaris for beggingWQS9/1878/H/52

Summary Conviction: John Jones at Valley for stealing a wooden nail from William ParryWQS9/1878/H/53

Summary Conviction: Evan Hughes at Valley for assaulting and beating William Owen, Turnpike RhoscolynWQS9/1878/H/54

Summary Conviction: Henry Griffith at Valley for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/55

Summary Conviction: Hugh Roberts at Valley for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/56

Summary Conviction: Henry Jones, of Valley for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/57

Summary Conviction: Thomas Thomas at Amlwch for assaulting Constable Griffith Jones in the execution of his dutyWQS9/1878/H/58

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones, at Amlwch for assaulting and beating Owen RobertsWQS9/1878/H/59

Summary Conviction: William Jones at Amlwch for assaulting and beating Owen RobertsWQS9/1878/H/60

Summary Conviction: William Owen at Amlwch for letting his donkeys stray on a highwayWQS9/1878/H/61

Summary Conviction: Mary Rowlands at Amlwch for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/62

Summary Conviction: Thomas William Thomas at Amlwch for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/63

Summary Conviction: William Jones at Holyhead for neglecting to maintain his familyWQS9/1878/H/64

Summary Conviction: John Phillip Owen at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/65

Summary Conviction: William Ellis Williams at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/66

Summary Conviction: John Hughes, Cwt yr Eggyrn, parish Llanfihangel Esceifiog, at Llangefni for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1878/H/67

Summary Conviction: Owen Lewis at Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/68

Summary Conviction: David Lloyd, Treiddyn, parish Aberffraw, at Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/69

Summary Conviction: John Roberts, Bodwrdin, parish Aberffraw, at Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/70

Summary Conviction: William Anthony Williams, Quirtai, parish Aberffraw, at Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/71

Examination and Deposition: Robert Jones, landlord of the Ship and Castle Inn, and William Thomas, labourer, both of parish HolyheadWQS9/1878/H/72

Examination and Deposition: Elizabeth Roberts, widow, innkeeper, and her son Robert Roberts, labourer, both of the Dublin Packet Inn, and Police Constable Michael ToohillWQS9/1878/H/73

Summary Conviction: Hugh Roberts at Holyhead for throwing a stone in a streetWQS9/1878/H/74

Summary Conviction: Thomas Meylor at the Holyhead Harbour Office for disobeying the commands of Joseph William Baker, master of the barque 'Charlotte ClarkWQS9/1878/H/75

Summary Conviction: Robert Jones for deserving from the MilitiaWQS9/1878/H/76

Examination and Deposition: Mary Williams, 9 Whiston Street, London Road, and Ross Ferries Maguire, surgeon, both of parish Holyhead, at HolyheadWQS9/1878/H/77

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones, at Holyhead for stealing a shovel from Robert JonesWQS9/1878/H/78

Summary Conviction: William Randall at Holyhead for stealing a vase from Elizabeth Roberts 'To be called up for imprisonment at any time'WQS9/1878/H/79

Summary Conviction: Edward Owen at Holyhead for stealing a dog from Owen WilliamsWQS9/1878/H/80

Summary Conviction: Thomas Herbert at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/81

Summary Conviction: Thomas Owen at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/82

Summary Conviction: James Williamson at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/83

Summary Conviction: Michael Maughen at Holyhead for being drunk in a railway stationWQS9/1878/H/84

Summary Conviction: Richard Parry at Beaumaris for being drunk in charge of a horse and cartWQS9/1878/H/85

Summary Conviction: Richard Parry at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/86

Summary Conviction: William Stanley at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/87

Summary Conviction: John Lewis at Amlwch for beggingWQS9/1878/H/88

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1878/H/89

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1878/H/90

Summary Conviction: David Roberts, Brynsieneyn, parish Llanidan, at Menai Bridge, for being drunk on the Carnarvon Tal y Foel ferryWQS9/1878/H/91

Summary Conviction: William Rowlands Newborough, at Menai Bridge for being drunk on the Carnarvon-Tal y Foel ferryWQS9/1878/H/92

Summary Conviction: Owen Owen, Pen y fron, parish Pentraeth at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/93

Summary Conviction: Joseph Stanbridge at Menai Bridge for beating and driving a wounded horseWQS9/1878/H/94

Summary Conviction: William Jones at Menai Bridge for beggingWQS9/1878/H/95

Examination and Deposition: James Graham, Bangor, hawker and Edward Parry, Kings Head Hotel, John Morton, Thomas Street, Robert Owen, London Road, blacksmithWQS9/1878/H/96

Examination and Deposition: Ann Griffith, Stanley Street, shopkeeper Ann Bowes, College Lane, fruiterer, Police Constable Michael Toohill and John Davies, all of HolyheadWQS9/1878/H/97

Summary Conviction: Richard Hicks A.B. at the Brigantine 'Signal', of Bristol, for disobeying the commands of Elijah Williams, ship's masterWQS9/1878/H/98

Summary Conviction: Thomas Mullin A.B. of the brigantine 'Signal', ship's masterWQS9/1878/H/99

Summary Conviction: Robert Parry at Holyhead for taking wreckWQS9/1878/H/100

Summary Conviction: Robert Roberts at Holyhead for taking wreckWQS9/1878/H/101

Summary Conviction: Robert Williams at Holyhead for assaulting and beating Mary WilliamsWQS9/1878/H/102

Summary Conviction: John Thomas at Holyhead for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1878/H/103

Summary Conviction: Griffith Edwards at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/104

Summary Conviction: Owen Prichard at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/105

Summary Conviction: Robert Williams at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/106

Summary Conviction: Edward Roberts at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/107

Examination and Deposition: Ellen Jones, the Stanley Inn, Holyhead, Ann Jones, wife of John Jones, Back Street, Bodedern, and Police Constable William Jones, HolyheadWQS9/1878/H/108

Summary Conviction: Sidney Edwards at Valley for stealing 2 goblets from William RobertsWQS9/1878/H/109

Examination and Deposition: Police Constable Griffith Jones, and William Williams, foreman with Messrs H. Hills & Son, Amlwch, chemical manure manufacturers, both of AmlwchWQS9/1878/H/110

Summary Conviction: George Thomas at Valley for refusing to quit licensed premisesWQS9/1878/H/111

Summary Conviction: Mary Edward at Valley for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/112

Examination and Deposition: Evan Thomas Hughes, Holyhead, surgeon, and Alfred Hughes, chief mate, James Keeney A.B. and Edward Taylor A.B. all of the barque 'Annie McNain'WQS9/1878/H/113

Examination and Deposition: John Jones, groom to Honeywood Gwyndy, parish Llandrygarn and Police Constable Owen Evans, at LlandyfrydogWQS9/1878/H/114

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1878/H/115

Summary Conviction: Edward Roberts for dual enlistmentWQS9/1878/H/116

Summary Conviction: Frank Johnson at Holyhead for refusing to sail in the 'Annie Burrill', on which he was engaged as a seamanWQS9/1878/H/117

Summary Conviction: Carl Malsen at Holyhead for refusing to sail in the 'Annie Burnill' on which he was engaged as a seamanWQS9/1878/H/118

Summary Conviction: Martin Thompson at Holyhead for refusing to sail in the 'Annie Burnill' on which he was engaged as a seamanWQS9/1878/H/119

Summary Conviction: James Gibbons at Holyhead for assaulting and beating James KeeneyWQS9/1878/H/120

Summary Conviction: Margaret Williams licensee of the Butchers Arms, parish Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, at parish Llanfairpwllgwyngyll for permitting drunkenessWQS9/1878/H/121

Summary Conviction: George Carvel, Balaclava, parish Trefdraeth, at The County Court, Llangefni, for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/122

Summary Conviction: George Roberts at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/123

Summary Conviction: John Ryan, Dublin, at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/124

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1878/H/125

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1878/H/126

Summary Conviction: Owen Williams at Valley for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/127

Summary Conviction: Thomas Prowdly, Menai Bridge at The County Court, Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/128

Summary Conviction: Thomas Roberts, parish Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, labourer at the County Court, Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/129

Summary Conviction: William Rowlands, Newborough, at The County Court, Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/130

Summary Conviction: Thomas Renough at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/131

Summary Conviction: John La Seller at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/132

Summary Conviction: John Short at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/133

Summary Conviction: Sarah Crowley at Beaumaris for beggingWQS9/1878/H/134

Summary Conviction: James Sebastien at Holyhead for refusing to sail in the 'Onaway' with which he was engaged as a seamanWQS9/1878/H/135

Summary Conviction: William Edward Taylor at Holyhead Harbour for refusing to obey the commands of James Hay Leavitt ships master of the Annie McNainWQS9/1878/H/136

Summary Conviction: William Pritchard at Amlwch for assaulting and beating Ellen PritchardWQS9/1878/H/137

Summary Conviction: Edward Davies at Amlwch for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/138

Summary Conviction: John Williams at Amlwch for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/139

Summary Conviction: Henry Jones, Wrexham Street, Beaumaris at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/140

Summary Conviction: John Holmes at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/141

Summary Conviction: Thomas Porter at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/142

Summary Conviction: Hugh Owen at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/143

Summary Conviction: Richard Jones, Llanerchymedd, at Llanerchymedd for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/144

Examination and Deposition: Richard Griffith and Edward Jones at HolyheadWQS9/1878/H/145

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1878/H/146

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1878/H/147

Summary Conviction: Richard George at Holyhead for throwing fireworks in a streetWQS9/1878/H/148

Summary Conviction: George Mallan, licensee of the Royal George Inn, Baker Street, parish Holyhead, at Holyhead for opening outside timeWQS9/1878/H/149

Summary Conviction: Patrick Connor at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/150

Summary Conviction: Thomas Hughes at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/151

Summary Conviction: Owen Jones at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/152

Summary Conviction: William Jones at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/153

Summary Conviction: John Lynch at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/154

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1878/H/155

Summary Conviction: John Macdonald at Beaumaris for disobeying a command of George Wood, ships master of the 'Result' on which J.M. was a seamanWQS9/1878/H/156

Summary Conviction: Thomas Evans at Beaumaris for beggingWQS9/1878/H/157

Michaelmas 1878WQS9/1878/M

Trinity 1878WQS9/1878/T

Session PapersWQS9/1879