Presentment: Gwen Williams, parish Llandesilio, for stealing a sheet and two hankerchiefs, the property of Richard Thomas

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PRESENTMENT: Gwen Williams, parish Llandesilio, for stealing a sheet and two hankerchiefs, the property of Richard Thomas.

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i) Plea: Guilty.

ii) Sentence: Three months imprisonment.

Endorsed: Note: True bill.

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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

Michaelmas 1853WQS7/1853/M

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS7/1853/M/182

Nomina MinistrorumWQS7/1853/M/183

List of Jury PanelWQS7/1853/M/184

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS7/1853/M/185

Calendar of PrisonersWQS7/1853/M/186

List of Justices of the PeaceWQS7/1853/M/187

Report made by two justices with regard to a repaired road at Pont Ty'n y Felin, parish HolyheadWQS7/1853/M/188

Oath of Property QualificationWQS7/1853/M/189

Report by County Surveyor with regard to the inspection of a road parish PenrhoslligwyWQS7/1853/M/190

Report made by County Surveyor with regard to repairing a bridge called Pont y Dromwy over the boundary of parish Llanedwen and PenmynyddWQS7/1853/M/191

Letter: John Morgan, Turnkey and Gaol schoolmaster to Chairman of the MagistratesWQS7/1853/M/192

Oath of Property QualificationWQS7/1853/M/193

List: Sentences given to various prisonersWQS7/1853/M/194

Note: To the Gaoler with regard to prisoners' waterWQS7/1853/M/195

Summary Conviction: Trophilis Griffith, John Griffith and John Hughes, for damaging a door and doorpost, the property of Thomas PrichardWQS7/1853/M/196

Summary Conviction: Richard Williams parish Holyhead, at Aberffraw, for deserting his wife Jane and three childrenWQS7/1853/M/197

Summary Conviction: Mary Hughes of the Turners Arms Public House parish Amlwch, for allowing drunkeness on her licensed premisesWQS7/1853/M/198

Summary Conviction: William Prichard, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for driving, his cart in a reckless mannerWQS7/1853/M/199

Summary Conviction: John Williams, for driving a cart on the Shrewsbury and Holyhead Turnpike Road without somebody to guide the horseWQS7/1853/M/200

Summary Conviction: William Prytherch, of Amlwch parish Amlwch, at Bodedern, for assaulting William AllenWQS7/1853/M/201

Summary Conviction: John Davies of Garreglwyd parish Llanfaethlu, for assaulting John WilliamsWQS7/1853/M/202

Presentment: Owen Jones for robbery with violence and possesion of an offensive weaponWQS7/1853/M/203

Summary Conviction: Richard Williams, of parish Rhodogeidio, at Llanerchymedd, for assaulting William AubreyWQS7/1853/M/204

Summary Conviction: Anne Owen the wife of Thomas Owen of Tyddynfach, parish Rhodogeidio, at Llanerchymedd, for assaulting Richard HughesWQS7/1853/M/205

Summary Conviction: Hugh Hughes of Cefn fab parish Amlwch, at Llanerchymedd, for assaulting John PetersWQS7/1853/M/206

Presentment: John Connors parish Holyhead, for stealing a purse containing 5/6d, the propertty of John GriffithWQS7/1853/M/207

Summary Conviction: Robert Roberts, at Beaumaris, for deserting the Royal Anglesey Regiment of Light Infantry MilitiaWQS7/1853/M/208

Summary Conviction: William Prichard, parish Holyhead, mariner, at Holyhead, for assaulting Richard PrichardWQS7/1853/M/209

Presentment: Anne Thomas, spinster, and Charles Thomas, labourer, both parish Llandesilio, for stealing a gold watch and chain, and a handkerchiefWQS7/1853/M/210

Summary Conviction: Robert Roberts, at Beaumaris, for assaulting Ellen Evans, the wife of Charles Evans of New Street, BeaumarisWQS7/1853/M/211

Presentment: George Brown for intent to fraud John Blackie, publishers, by making false claims for commision on the alleged sale of booksWQS7/1853/M/212

Summary Conviction: William Roberts, parish Holyhead, mariner, at Holyhead, for assaulting William RobertsWQS7/1853/M/213

Presentment: Mary Hughes for stealing three shawls, one handkerchief and a gown, the property of John Parry, previous conviction recordedWQS7/1853/M/214

Summary Conviction: Pierce Parry, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for vagrancyWQS7/1853/M/215

Summary Conviction: William Williams alias Pierce, at Panton Arms, Penmynydd, for vagrancyWQS7/1853/M/216

Presentment: Gwen Williams, parish Llandesilio, for stealing a sheet and two hankerchiefs, the property of Richard ThomasWQS7/1853/M/217

Presentment: Mary Williams parish Llandesilio, spinster, for stealing a pair of boots, the property of Sarah RobertsWQS7/1853/M/218

Summary Conviction: Lewis Thomas of Holyhead, parish Holyhead, traveller, for assaulting Owen JonesWQS7/1853/M/219

Summary Conviction: Lewis Thomas of Holyhead, parish Holyhead, traveller, for assaulting Morris Prichard parish HolyheadWQS7/1853/M/220

Summary Conviction: John Hughes, at Beaumaris, for illtreating an assWQS7/1853/M/221

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones parish Holyhead, labourer, at Holyhead, for assaulting John Roberts of London Road parish HolyheadWQS7/1853/M/222

Summary Conviction: Henry Roberts, at Beaumaris, for being drunkWQS7/1853/M/223

Summary Conviction: George Brown, a passenger on the steam vessel Cambria, for possessing whisky, without paying the dutyWQS7/1853/M/224

Presentment: John Williams and Robert Parry both parish Holyhead, for stealing two sheets, the property of Richard WilliamsWQS7/1853/M/225

Presentment: John Williams and Robert Roberts both parish Holyhead, for stealing one shirt and a pair of drawers, the property of William EvansWQS7/1853/M/226

Presentment: John Williams and Robert Roberts both parish Holyhead, for stealing two sheets, the property of Hugh JonesWQS7/1853/M/227

Presentment: John Williams and Robert Roberts, both of parish Holyhead, for stealing various items of clothing, the property of Edward JonesWQS7/1853/M/228

Presentment: John Williams and Robert Roberts both parish Holyhead, for stealing two sacks, a carpet and one jacket, the property of John WilliamsWQS7/1853/M/229

Summary Conviction: William Hughes, shoemaker, at Beaumaris, for causing damage to a door, the property of Charles ChestertonWQS7/1853/M/230

Summary Conviction: John Lloyd, at Beaumaris, for assaulting Patrick KellyWQS7/1853/M/231

Note of Appeal: Parish Heneglwys respondants and parish Llangaffo appellantsWQS7/1853/M/232

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Sarah Roberts v. Mary Williams for larcenyWQS7/1853/M/233

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of John Williams v. Anne Thomas and Charles Thomas for larcenyWQS7/1853/M/234

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Richard Thomas v. Owen Williams for larcenyWQS7/1853/M/235

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Hugh Edward v. Owen Jones for assaultWQS7/1853/M/236

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of John Griffith v. John Conners for larcenyWQS7/1853/M/237

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Hugh Jones v. John Williams and Robert RobertsWQS7/1853/M/238

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Joseph Robinson v. George Brown for larcenyWQS7/1853/M/239

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of John Parry v. Mary Hughes for larcenyWQS7/1853/M/240

Trinity 1853WQS7/1853/T

Session PapersWQS7/1854

Session PapersWQS7/1855

Session PapersWQS7/1856

Session PapersWQS7/1857

Session PapersWQS7/1858

Session PapersWQS7/1859