Summary Conviction: John Prichard of Lleiniog, parish Penmon, at Beaumaris, for breaking a church window

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SUMMARY CONVICTION: John Prichard of Lleiniog, parish Penmon, at Beaumaris, for breaking a church window.

Ordered to pay 2/6d and 12/- costs or be imprisoned in Beaumaris for fourteen days hard labour.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1850 - 1859WQS7

Session PapersWQS7/1850

Session PapersWQS7/1851

Session PapersWQS7/1852

Session PapersWQS7/1853

Session PapersWQS7/1854

Session PapersWQS7/1855

Session PapersWQS7/1856

Session PapersWQS7/1857

Easter 1857WQS7/1857/E

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS7/1857/E/62

Nomina MinistrorumWQS7/1857/E/63

List of Jury PanelWQS7/1857/E/64

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS7/1857/E/65

Calendar of PrisonersWQS7/1857/E/66

Abstract of InquisitionsWQS7/1857/E/67

MotionWQS7/1857/E/68

Oath of Returning OfficerWQS7/1857/E/69

Oath of Returning OfficerWQS7/1857/E/70

Oath of Property QualificationWQS7/1857/E/71

Oath of Property QualificationWQS7/1857/E/72

Summary Conviction: William Lewis, parish Llanddeusant, at the Valley Hotel, for breaking a window, the property of Owen JonesWQS7/1857/E/73

Summary Conviction: Richard Roberts, parish Llanddeusant, at the Valley Hotel, for breaking a window, the property of Owen JonesWQS7/1857/E/74

Summary Conviction: John Parry of Amlwch, parish Amlwch, shoemaker,for being in search of game with a gun and dog, without a game certificateWQS7/1857/E/75

Summary Conviction: Ellen Thomas, wife of Edward Thomas, for assaulting Ellen Jones, the wife of William Jones of Kyffyn Square, parish BangorWQS7/1857/E/76

Presentment: Ellin Owen, for stealing money, the property of John Thomas, parish LlanfairynghornwyWQS7/1857/E/77

Summary Conviction: John Williams, at Beaumaris for beggingWQS7/1857/E/78

Summary Conviction: Edward Chenney of Holyhead, parish Holyhead, at the Valley Hotel, for assaulting David Jones with a pokerWQS7/1857/E/79

Presentment: Robert Owen, for stealing and receiving timber and iron nuts and bolts, the property of Joseph Drown and Charles RigbyWQS7/1857/E/80

Presentment: Issac Owen, for stealing pieces of timber, nuts and bolts and of Robert Owen, for receiving the said goodsWQS7/1857/E/81

Summary Conviction: William Prichard, late of parish Llangeinwen, at Menai Bridge, for being in search of game without a game certificateWQS7/1857/E/82

Examination and Deposition: John Thomas of Pendref, Llanfairynghornwy, farmer, et alWQS7/1857/E/83

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/84

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/85

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/86

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/87

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/88

Summary Conviction: Evan Lloyd of Aberffraw, at the Valley Hotel, for travelling on a train without paying a fareWQS7/1857/E/89

Examination and Deposition: Hugh Williams, policeman in the C. H. R.Co. and Enoch Williams, police constableWQS7/1857/E/90

Examination and Deposition: Evan Edwards, labourer, et al of parish CaergeiliogWQS7/1857/E/90a

Summary Conviction: John Prichard of Lleiniog, parish Penmon, at Beaumaris, for breaking a church windowWQS7/1857/E/91

Summary Conviction: Anne Davies, spinster, at Llangefni, for assaulting Mary Easter, wife of Robert Easter of Peter Street, parish LlangefniWQS7/1857/E/92

Summary Conviction: Charles Winter, at Llangefni, for vagrancyWQS7/1857/E/93

Summary Conviction: Henry Trimblet, at Llangefni, for vagrancyWQS7/1857/E/94

Summary Conviction: Ann Parry aged sixteen, of Amlwch, parish Amlwch, at Llwydiarth Esgob, for stealing rope and ships riggingWQS7/1857/E/95

Summary Conviction: Ann Parry of Amlwch, parish Amlwch, dealer in marine stores, at Llwydiarth Esgob, for not keeping account booksWQS7/1857/E/96

Summary Conviction: Samuel Burkes of the Brick Works, parish Llanwenllwyfo, for being in search of game without a game certificateWQS7/1857/E/97

Summary Conviction: John Rowlands of Amlwch port, parish Amlwch, dealer in marine stores, for failing to display a trading signWQS7/1857/E/98

Summary Conviction: Owen Lewis of Lower Mountain Row, Holyhead, at Holyhead, for stealing bottles of alcohol, from a wrecked shipWQS7/1857/E/99

Summary Conviction: Peter Williams of Lower Mountain Row, Holyhead, at parish Holyhead, for stealing bottles of alcohol from a wrecked shipWQS7/1857/E/100

Summary Conviction: Thomas Williams of Lower Mountain Row, Holyhead, at parish Holyhead, for stealing bottles of alcohol from a wrecked shipWQS7/1857/E/101

Summary Conviction: William Lewis of Vulcan street, parish Holyhead, at Holyhead, for stealing bottles of alcohol, from a wrecked shipWQS7/1857/E/102

Summary Conviction: Robert Roberts of Lower Mountain Row, Holyhead at parish Holyhead, for stealing bottles of alcohol, from a wrecked shipWQS7/1857/E/103

Summary Conviction: John Head, at Llangefni, for assaulting Enoch Wynn of Llangefni, police superintendantWQS7/1857/E/104

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones, of Aberffraw, parish Aberffraw, at the Valley Hotel, for assaulting Thomas OwenWQS7/1857/E/105

Presentment: Mary Jones, for stealing and receiving a dress and apronWQS7/1857/E/106

Summary Conviction: John Mack, at Holyhead, for refusing to sail on the ship TelegraphWQS7/1857/E/107

Examination and Deposition: Margaret Hughes of parish Holyhead, labourer et al in the case v. Mary JonesWQS7/1857/E/108

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/109

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/110

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/111

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/112

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/113

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/114

Examination and Deposition: William Bradwen Jones, gentleman, and Charles Porter, et alWQS7/1857/E/115

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/116

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/117

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/118

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/119

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS7/1857/E/120

Summary Conviction: William Glynn, at Llangefni, for beggingWQS7/1857/E/121

Tender: Robert Rowland to supply bread to Beaumaris gaolWQS7/1857/E/122

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of George Hughes v. Mary Jones for larcenyWQS7/1857/E/123

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Joseph Drown Rigby and another v. Robert Owen for larcenyWQS7/1857/E/124

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Joseph Drown and Charles Rigby v. Isaac Owen for larceny and Robert Owen for receivingWQS7/1857/E/125

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of John Thomas v. Ellin Owen, for larcenyWQS7/1857/E/126

Hilary 1857WQS7/1857/H

Michaelmas 1857WQS7/1857/M

Trinity 1857WQS7/1857/T

Session PapersWQS7/1858

Session PapersWQS7/1859