Summary Conviction: William Green, Mariner, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for assaulting Edward Owen of the Lock up House, Menai Bridge

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SUMMARY CONVICTION: William Green, Mariner, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for assaulting Edward Owen of the Lock up House, Menai Bridge, parish Llandesilio Police officer.

Ordered to pay 16/- and 9/- costs or be imprisoned in Beaumaris House of Correction for one calendar month.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1850 - 1859WQS7

Session PapersWQS7/1850

Session PapersWQS7/1851

Session PapersWQS7/1852

Session PapersWQS7/1853

Easter 1853WQS7/1853/E

Hilary 1853WQS7/1853/H

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS7/1853/H/1

Nomina MinistrurumWQS7/1853/H/2

List of Jury PanelWQS7/1853/H/3

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS7/1853/H/4

Petition: The repair of Pont Bulkley, parish Llandyfrydog by ratepayers, parish Llandyfrydog including a bill of costs for repairWQS7/1853/H/5

Note: John Jones to W. Jones, M.D.WQS7/1853/H/6

Summary Conviction: Walter Creighton, mariner, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for assaulting Edward Owen of the lock up house, Merai BridgeWQS7/1853/H/7

Summary Conviction: William Green, Mariner, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for assaulting Edward Owen of the Lock up House, Menai BridgeWQS7/1853/H/8

Summary Conviction: Vincenzo Antonio, mariner, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for assaulting Edward Owen of the Lock up House, Merai BridgeWQS7/1853/H/9

Summary Conviction: Meshach Williams, of Llanallgo, parish Llanallgo, at Llanerchymedd, for assaulting Cornelious PritchardWQS7/1853/H/10

Summary Conviction: Evan Rowland of Bodfeddan, parish Ceirchiog, farmer, at Bodedern, for trespassing in search of game without a game certificateWQS7/1853/H/11

Summary Conviction: Evan Rowland of Bodfeddan parish Ceirchiog, farmer, at Bodedern, for using a gun to hunt game without a game certificateWQS7/1853/H/12

Summary Conviction: Rowland Griffith of Clwchmawr parish Llechynfarwydd, for using a dog and gun to search for game without a game certificateWQS7/1853/H/13

Summary Conviction: John Jones of the Royal Oak parish Holyhead, publican, at Bodedern, for selling alcohol, outside the licensing hoursWQS7/1853/H/14

Summary Conviction: William Williams, of Clegirgwnion parish LlandrygarnWQS7/1853/H/15

Presentment: William Williams for stabbing Owen WilliamsWQS7/1853/H/16

Presentment: William Thomas late parish Llanddyfnan, labourer, for stealing a mare, the property of Evan Rice ThomasWQS7/1853/H/17

Summary Conviction: John Jones, boatman, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for assaulting Elizabeth Jones of Castellior parish Llansadwrn, spinsterWQS7/1853/H/18

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for selling ale outside of licensing hoursWQS7/1853/H/19

Summary Conviction: Henry Roberts, at Beaumaris for refusing to sail with the ship CarolineWQS7/1853/H/20

Presentment: John Jones of Holyhead, parish Holyhead, labourer for stealing various items of clothing, the property of William JonesWQS7/1853/H/21

Summary Conviction: Adam Goodwin, at Beaumaris, for vagrancyWQS7/1853/H/22

Summary Conviction: Morgan James, at Beaumaris, for vagrancyWQS7/1853/H/23

Summary Conviction: Daniel Thomas, at Beaumaris for vagrancyWQS7/1853/H/24

Summary Conviction: George Clemens, for vagrancyWQS7/1853/H/25

Summary Conviction: William Allen, at Beaumaris, for vagrancyWQS7/1853/H/26

Summary Conviction: John Harris, at Beaumaris, for vagrancyWQS7/1853/H/27

Summary Conviction: Humphrey Griffith, at Beaumaris, for vagrancyWQS7/1853/H/28

Summary Conviction: Henry Roberts, at Beaumaris, for vagrancyWQS7/1853/H/29

Summary Conviction: Henry Pundan, at Beaumaris, for vagrancyWQS7/1853/H/30

Summary Conviction: Langtry Hewitt, at Beaumaris, for vagrancyWQS7/1853/H/31

Presentment: Catherine Williams, parish Llangeinwen, spinster, for stealing an umbrella, the property of William Simon JonesWQS7/1853/H/32

Summary Conviction: William Jones of Carreg Wen, parish Aberffraw, at Bodedern, for using a gun to kill game without a game certificateWQS7/1853/H/33

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Williams, of Rhosfawr parish Llanidan, spinster, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for assaulting Catherine PierieWQS7/1853/H/34

Presentment: Richard Hughes of parish Llaneilian, for having goods belonging to persons unknown off a wreck on the sea coast parish LlanwenllwyfoWQS7/1853/H/35

Presentment: Jane Griffith, the wife of William Griffith parish Holyhead, for stealing a saucepan and frying pan, the property of Owen OwensWQS7/1853/H/36

Presentment: Robert Hughes parish Llandesilio, labourer, for stealing a shirt, the property of Hugh PowellWQS7/1853/H/37

Summary Conviction: Lewis Ellis, at Beaumaris, for being drunkWQS7/1853/H/38

Summary Conviction: David Morgan of Pont Elianus parish Llaneiliam, light keeper, at Llanerchymedd, for keeping property off the wreck FairfieldWQS7/1853/H/39

Summary Conviction: William Smith at Holyhead, for beggingWQS7/1853/H/40

Presentment: Jane Bennet, wife of Thomas Bennet parish Amlwch, labourer, for stealing brass and copper, the property of Roger JarnettWQS7/1853/H/41

Presentment: George Morris of Amlwch, labourer, for stealing four pound weight of copper and a quantity of copper, the property of William FarrelWQS7/1853/H/42

Summary Conviction: John Thomas for refusing to sail with the ship Lord AshleyWQS7/1853/H/43

Presentment: John Tongue parish Holyhead, for stealing two fur boa's, the property of Elizabeth MartinWQS7/1853/H/44

Summary Conviction: Catherine Williams, the wife of William Williams, parish Holyhead, at Bodedern, for assaulting Mary GriffithWQS7/1853/H/45

Summary Conviction: William Lloyd of Bwlchyfen parish Bodwrog, at Bodedern, for trespassing in search of gameWQS7/1853/H/46

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones of Glan y gors parish Llangwyllog, farmer, at Bodedern, for using dogs to hunt game without a game certificateWQS7/1853/H/47

Summary Conviction: Thomas Owen of Penrhyn oer du parish Llangwyllog, farmer, at Bodedern, for using dogs to hunt game without a game certificateWQS7/1853/H/48

Summary Conviction: Robert Roberts, of Amlwch, parish Amlwch, at Bodedern, for using a gun and dog to hunt game without a game certificateWQS7/1853/H/49

Summary Conviction: John Owens, at Beaumaris, for refusing to serve on the ship InfantaWQS7/1853/H/50

Summary Conviction: Thomas Owen, at Beaumaris, for refusing to serve on the shop InfantaWQS7/1853/H/51

Presentment: Sarah Roberts and Sydney Roberts, for stealing twenty pound weight of copper, the property of William FarrelWQS7/1853/H/52

Presentment: Sarah Roberts, for receiving stolen copper, the property of Roger JarrettWQS7/1853/H/53

Summary Conviction: Thomas Dogherty, at Beaumaris, for damaging a window, the property of William JonesWQS7/1853/H/54

Presentment: John Tongue parish Holyhead, labourer, for stealing various items of clothing, the property of Henry ParryWQS7/1853/H/55

Presentment: John Tongue, late of parish Holyhead, for stealing two coats, the property of David DaviesWQS7/1853/H/56

Summary Conviction: Lewis Ellis, at Beaumaris, for being drunkWQS7/1853/H/57

Summary Conviction: Catherine Williams, wife of William Williams, parish Holyhead, at Llanerchymedd, for assaulting Jane WilliamsWQS7/1853/H/58

Summary Conviction: Benjamin Prichard of Amlwch parish Amlwch, for stealing three pounds weight of copper, the property of William FarrellWQS7/1853/H/59

Summary Conviction: Arthur Lownder of Beaumaris parish Beaumaris, postmaster, at Beaumaris for fraudWQS7/1853/H/60

Presentment: William Williams parish Llanfihangel Esceifiog, labourer, for stealing a sheep, the property of Thomas RobertsWQS7/1853/H/61

Summary Conviction: Mary Williams of Llaingoch parish Holyhead, widow, at Holyhead, for assaulting Jane JonesWQS7/1853/H/62

Summary Conviction: Richard Roberts, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for assaulting Hugh WilliamsWQS7/1853/H/63

List of Names: [Possible witnesses]WQS7/1853/H/64

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Hugh Dowell v. Robert Hughes for larcenyWQS7/1853/H/65

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of William Simon Jones v. Catherine Williams for larcenyWQS7/1853/H/66

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Richard Ellis v. Jane Bennett for larcenyWQS7/1853/H/67

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Owen Williams v. William Williams for misdemenourWQS7/1853/H/68

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Evan Rice Thomas v. William Jones for felonyWQS7/1853/H/69

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Thomas Roberts v. William Williams, for felonyWQS7/1853/H/70

Receipt for payment of fine from Margaret Williams in the case v. Jane Jones for assaultWQS7/1853/H/71

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Richard Ellis v. Sarah Roberts, for receiving stolen goodsWQS7/1853/H/72

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Richard Ellis v. George Morris, for larcenyWQS7/1853/H/73

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Henry Parry v. John Tongue, for larcenyWQS7/1853/H/74

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of David Davies v. John Tongue, for larcenyWQS7/1853/H/75

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of William Jones v. John Jones, for larcenyWQS7/1853/H/76

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Martin v. John Tongue, for larcenyWQS7/1853/H/77

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Jane Griffiths v. Owen Owens, for larcenyWQS7/1853/H/78

Michaelmas 1853WQS7/1853/M

Trinity 1853WQS7/1853/T

Session PapersWQS7/1854

Session PapersWQS7/1855

Session PapersWQS7/1856

Session PapersWQS7/1857

Session PapersWQS7/1858

Session PapersWQS7/1859