Summary Conviction: John Owen of Leyby Street, Holyhead at Holyhead, found in an inn, property of John Roberts when the inn was supposed to be closed

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SUMMARY CONVICTION: John Owen of Leyby Street, Holyhead at Holyhead, found in an inn, property of John Roberts when the inn was supposed to be closed.

Ordered to pay 2/6 and 8/6 costs or be imprisoned in Beaumaris gaol and House of Correction 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

Easter 1873WQS9/1873/E

Hilary 1873WQS9/1873/H

Michaelmas 1873WQS9/1873/M

Nomina MinistrorumWQS9/1873/M/212

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS9/1873/M/213

Calendar of PrisonersWQS9/1873/M/214

List of Jury PanelWQS9/1873/M/215

Presentment: William Naylor for stealing a pair of trousers from William Henry OwenWQS9/1873/M/216

Presentment: Richard Parry Davies for stealing an iron plateWQS9/1873/M/217

Summary Conviction: William Naylor for a petty sessions held at The Valley Hotel for stealing 2 pieces of timberWQS9/1873/M/218

Certificate of Former Conviction: Richard Owen, clerk of the county of Anglesey certifying that William Naylor was convicted of larcenyWQS9/1873/M/219

Summary Conviction: William Naylor at The Valley Hotel for stealing a pair of bootsWQS9/1873/M/220

Summary Conviction: Robert Jones of Ty Croes Station parish Llangwyfan at The Valley Hotel for having an incorrect weighing machineWQS9/1873/M/221

Summary Conviction: John Hughes of Ty Croes Station, parish Llangwyfan at The Valley Hotel for having an incorrect weighing machineWQS9/1873/M/222

Summary Conviction: Catherine Jones of Aberffraw, parish Aberffraw at The Valley Hotel for having an incorrect weighing machineWQS9/1873/M/223

Summary Conviction: William Hughes of Ty Croes Station, parish Llangwyfan at The Valley Hotel for having an incorrect weighing machineWQS9/1873/M/224

Summary Conviction: William Owen of Amlwch, parish Amlwch at Llanerchymedd for having an incorrect weighing machineWQS9/1873/M/225

Summary Conviction: John Rees of Amlwch, parish Amlwch at Llanerchymedd for having an incorrect weighing machineWQS9/1873/M/226

Summary Conviction: Josiah Griffith of Amlwch parish Amlwch at Llanerchymedd for having an incorrect weighing machineWQS9/1873/M/227

Summary Conviction: Thomas Hughes of Pensarn, parish Llanwenllwyfo at Llanerchymedd for having an incorrect weighing machineWQS9/1873/M/228

Summary Conviction: John Edwards of Amlwch at Llanerchymedd for having an incorrect weighing machineWQS9/1873/M/229

Summary Conviction: John Hughes of Rhos yr Ormes at Llanerchymedd for causing £5 of damage to a doorWQS9/1873/M/230

Summary Conviction: George Davies of Llanerchymedd at Llanerchymedd for allowing 3 mules and a horse to stray on to a highwayWQS9/1873/M/231

Summary Conviction: Thomas Williams at Holyhead for being an idle and disorderly personWQS9/1873/M/232

Summary Conviction: David Jones at Holyhead for neglecting to maintain his wife, Martha Jones and his son, William JonesWQS9/1873/M/233

Summary Conviction: Catherine Williams at Holyhead, for being drunk. Imprisoned in the Police Station, Holyhead for 2 daysWQS9/1873/M/234

Summary Conviction: John Thomas at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/235

Summary Conviction: John Thomas at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/236

Summary Conviction: Joseph Irvine at Menai Bridge for resting Richard Jones, constable from doing his dutyWQS9/1873/M/237

Examination and Deposition: Jane Parry and Elizabeth Hughes of Tynygongl, Llanddeusant, police constable Robert Daniel Davies, of Holyhead, Catherine Williams of LlanddeusantWQS9/1873/M/238

Examination and Deposition: William Harris, detective sergeant and William Lewis, foreman bdlerWQS9/1873/M/239

Summary Conviction: Morris Jones at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/240

Summary Conviction: Richard Williams at Holyhead for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1873/M/241

Summary Conviction: Robert Williams at Holyhead for illegal trespass in search of gameWQS9/1873/M/242

Summary Conviction: Edward Roberts at Holyhead for being an idle and disorderly personWQS9/1873/M/243

Summary Conviction: William Roberts at Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/244

Summary Conviction: Ellin Jones alias Jane Jones of Rhos, parish Amlwch at Llanerchymedd for assaulting Catherine HughesWQS9/1873/M/245

Summary Conviction: John Rowlands at Llangefni for allowing an ass to stray on to a highwayWQS9/1873/M/246

Order for Compensation: Ellen Thomas of Llanfihangel Escaifiog for not fulfilling her contract to Edward Roberts, farmer of BryngersWQS9/1873/M/247

Summary Conviction: John Jones of Penrhyn, parish Llanbadrig at Llanerchymedd for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/248

Summary Conviction: John Williams of Tanybryn, parish Amlwch at Llanerchymedd, found in an inn called the Gardeners Arms in AmlwchWQS9/1873/M/249

Summary Conviction: Robert Lewis of Llanerchymedd at Llanerchymedd for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/250

Summary Conviction: Griffith Jones of Llanerchymedd for assaulting his wife, Ellin JonesWQS9/1873/M/251

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1873/M/252

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1873/M/253

Summary Conviction: Robert Jerrat at Menai Bridge for being drunk while in charge of a carriageWQS9/1873/M/254

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1873/M/255

Summary Conviction: Robert Owen of Lon Uchaf, Dwyran parish Llangeinwen at Menai Bridge for neglecting to send his son, John Owen to schoolWQS9/1873/M/256

Summary Conviction: Edward Thomas of Barnhill, parish Llangeinwen at Menai Bridge for neglecting to send his son, William Thomas to schoolWQS9/1873/M/257

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1873/M/258

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1873/M/259

Summary Conviction: William Davies at Menai Bridge for allowing an ass to stray on to a highwayWQS9/1873/M/260

Examination and Deposition: Joseph Parry, police inspector Joseph Jones, police officer, Benjamin Thomas, slate manufacturer and Thomas Owen, stone cutterWQS9/1873/M/261

Summary Conviction: John Jones of Clock Mair, parish Llangeinwen at Menai Bridge for neglecting to send his son John L. Jones to schoolWQS9/1873/M/262

Summary Conviction: William Jones of Bodedern, parish Bodedern at The Valley for assaulting Police Constable Edward HughesWQS9/1873/M/263

Summary Conviction: William Jones of Bodedern, parish Bodedern, at The Valley, for damaging a bedstead, matresses and bed clothesWQS9/1873/M/264

Summary Conviction: William Jones of Bodedern, parish Bodedern, at The Valley Hotel for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/265

Summary Conviction: Peter Jones of Plas Madyn, parish Llanrhuddlad, at The Valley Hotel, for assaulting William WilliamsWQS9/1873/M/266

Summary Conviction: Mary Pritchard Merddyn Madyn, parish Llanrhyddlad at The Valley Hotel for assaulting William WilliamsWQS9/1873/M/267

Summary Conviction: Judith Jones of Plas Madyn, parish Llanrhuddlad at The Valley Hotel for assaulting William WilliamsWQS9/1873/M/268

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1873/M/269

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1873/M/270

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1873/M/271

Summary Conviction: John Williams at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/272

Summary Conviction: Robert Morris at Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/273

Summary Conviction: William Owen at the Police Court, Holyhead for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/274

Summary Conviction: William Noble, the younger, at Holyhead for obstructing Samuel Gregory, police constable from his duty on the LNW RailwayWQS9/1873/M/275

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams at Holyhead for stealing 6 applesWQS9/1873/M/276

Examination and Deposition: Elizabeth Jones, spinster of The Ship and Castle Inn, William Henry Owen, draper, Henry Michael and Griffith Jones, police constable, all of HolyheadWQS9/1873/M/277

Examination and Deposition: Owen Richard Jones, innkeeper and police constable Richard Owen, both of HolyheadWQS9/1873/M/278

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Jones, Ann, and Jane Jones at Llangefni for assaulting Ann Roberts, wife of Owen RobertsWQS9/1873/M/279

Summary Conviction: John Williams at Llangefni for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/280

Summary Conviction: William Edwards of Amlwch parish Amlwch for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/281

Summary Conviction: David Owen of Rhos, parish Amlwch at Amlwch for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/282

Summary Conviction: Michael Williams of parish Llansadwrn at parish Llangefni for stealing a treeWQS9/1873/M/283

Summary Conviction: Owen Roberts of Panty Crwyn, parish Llanfechell at Llanerchymedd for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/284

Summary Conviction: Edward Thomas of Gwalchmai, parish Trewalchmai at Llanerchymedd for assaulting Richard JonesWQS9/1873/M/285

Summary Conviction: Robert Edwards of Penybryn, parish Trewalchmai at Llanerchymedd for assaulting Richard JonesWQS9/1873/M/286

Summary Conviction: Richard Jones at Holyhead found in an inn, property of John Roberts when the inn was supposed to be closedWQS9/1873/M/287

Summary Conviction: John Owen of Millbank Gardens at Holyhead found in an inn, property of John Roberts when the inn was supposed to be closedWQS9/1873/M/288

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones at Holyhead found in an inn, property of John Roberts when the inn was supposed to be closedWQS9/1873/M/289

Summary Conviction: Thomas Williams at Holyhead found in an inn, property of John Roberts when the inn was supposed to be closedWQS9/1873/M/290

Summary Conviction: John Roberts of the Holland Arms Inn, parish Holyhead for opening his premises within prohibited hoursWQS9/1873/M/291

Summary Conviction: John Owen of Leyby Street, Holyhead at Holyhead, found in an inn, property of John Roberts when the inn was supposed to be closedWQS9/1873/M/292

Summary Conviction: Richard Parry of Steeple Lane parish Beaumaris at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/293

Summary Conviction: Frederick Jones at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/294

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1873/M/295

Summary Conviction: Henry Hughes late of Beaumaris at Beaumaris, former militiaman with the Royal Anglesey Militia Regiment, for desertingWQS9/1873/M/296

Summary Conviction: Jane Jones at Holyhead found in an inn, property of Owen Hughes when the inn was supposed to be closedWQS9/1873/M/297

Summary Conviction: Owen Hughes of the Llwydiarth Arms Inn, Holyhead at Holyhead for opening his premises within prohibited hoursWQS9/1873/M/298

Summary Conviction: Thomas Jones at Llangefai for allowing a swine to stray on to a highwayWQS9/1873/M/299

Summary Conviction: Thomas Jones at Llangefni for throwing lighted matches and causing damage to some flour, property of Hannah RobertsWQS9/1873/M/300

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1873/M/301

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS9/1873/M/302

Summary Conviction: Henry Farris Davies, clerk of unholy orders of pal Llangoed at Llangefni for trespassing in pursuit of gameWQS9/1873/M/303

Summary Conviction: Robert Roberts at Llangefni for assaulting Hannah RobertsWQS9/1873/M/304

Summary Conviction: Mary Rowlands of Amlwch at Amlwch for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/305

Summary Conviction: William Morris of Tan y Caea, parish Amlwch at Amlwch for assaulting Margaret RobertsWQS9/1873/M/306

Summary Conviction: Thomas Parry the younger at Holyhead for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1873/M/307

Summary Conviction: William Parry at Holyhead for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1873/M/308

Summary Conviction: John Davies at Holyhead found in an inn, property of Richard Williams of the Queen's Head, Porth y Felin, parish Holyhead when the inn was supposed to be closedWQS9/1873/M/309

Summary Conviction: John Williams at Holyhead found in an inn, property of Richard Williams of the Queen's Head, Porth y Felin, parish Holyhead when the inn was supposed to be closedWQS9/1873/M/310

Summary Conviction: William Griffith at Holyhead found in an inn, property of Richard Williams of the Queen's Head, Porth y Felin, parish Holyhead when the inn was supposed to be closedWQS9/1873/M/311

Summary Conviction: Richard Williams, innkeeper of the Queen's Head, Porth y Felin, parish Holyhead at Holyhead for allowing drunkeness in his innWQS9/1873/M/312

Summary Conviction: Joseph Haywood at Holyhead for leaving a steam engine withing 25 yards of a carriageway from Holyhead to PorthafarchWQS9/1873/M/313

Summary Conviction: David Rowlands of Llanerchymedd at Llanerchymedd for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/314

Summary Conviction: John Rowlands of Henblas, parish Llandrygarn at Llanerchymedd for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1873/M/315

Summary Conviction: John Williams of Llanddyfnan at Menai Bridge for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1873/M/316

Summary Conviction: Thomas Prichard of parish Llanddyfnan at Menai Bridge for trespassing in search of gameWQS9/1873/M/317

Summary Conviction: John Williams at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/318

Summary Conviction: Thomas Williams at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/319

Summary Conviction: John Edwards at Menai Bridge for allowing donkeys to stray on to a highwayWQS9/1873/M/320

Summary Conviction: Hugh Peter Roberts at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS9/1873/M/321

Trinity 1873WQS9/1873/T

Session PapersWQS9/1874

Session PapersWQS9/1875

Session PapersWQS9/1876

Session PapersWQS9/1877

Session PapersWQS9/1878

Session PapersWQS9/1879