Letter: Rich[ard] Thomas of Bangor, surgeon to [the High Sheriff]

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LETTER: Rich[ard] Thomas of Bangor, surgeon to [the High Sheriff] certifying that Thomas Owen of Bodnolwyn, parish Llantrisaint is unfit, through ill health, to serve as a juror.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1860 - 1869WQS8

Session PapersWQS8/1860

Session PapersWQS8/1861

Session PapersWQS8/1862

Session PapersWQS8/1863

Session PapersWQS8/1864

Session PapersWQS8/1865

Session PapersWQS8/1866

Easter 1866WQS8/1866/E

Hilary 1866WQS8/1866/H

Michaelmas 1866WQS8/1866/M

Trinity 1866WQS8/1866/T

Nomina MinistrorumWQS8/1866/T/95

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS8/1866/T/96

Calendar of PrisonersWQS8/1866/T/97

Draft List: Petty Jury Panel for the Trinity Q. SWQS8/1866/T/98

Letter: Rich[ard] Thomas of Bangor, surgeon to [the High Sheriff]WQS8/1866/T/99

Letter: B[en?] Jones, surgeon to [the High Sheriff]WQS8/1866/T/100

Letter: J.K. [P.] Price of Holyhead, surgeon to [the High Sheriff] certifying that Rich[ard] Griffith is unfit, due to a mild attack of typhoid feverWQS8/1866/T/101

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1866/T/102

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1866/T/103

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1866/T/104

Summary Conviction: Robert Hughes of Pant y clociau, parish Llaneilian, at Llanerchymedd, for allowing his two asses to stray upon the public highwayWQS8/1866/T/105

Summary Conviction: John Roberts of Orsedd ddail, parish Llanfechell, at Llanerchymedd, for allowing his ass to stray upon the public highwayWQS8/1866/T/106

Summary Conviction: John Hughes of Rhos, parish Amlwch, at Llanerchymedd, for allowing his ass to stray upon the public highwayWQS8/1866/T/107

Summary Conviction: Edward Prichard of Mount, parish Llanddeusant, at the Valley Hotel for assaulting a police constableWQS8/1866/T/108

Summary Conviction: Daniel Hughes of Caergeiliog, potter, at the Valley, for being drunkWQS8/1866/T/109

Summary Conviction: Ellis Jones of Llanerchymedd, at Llanerchymedd, for vagrancyWQS8/1866/T/110

Summary Conviction: Thomas Jones of Tynylon, parish Penrhosilligwy, at Llandyfrydog, for assaulting a woman, Mary the wife of Robert JonesWQS8/1866/T/111

Summary Conviction: Thomas Jones of Tynydon, parish Penrhosiligwy, at Llandyfrydog, for assaulting Robert JonesWQS8/1866/T/112

Summary Conviction: John Davies of Peny Graig, parish Llanfaethlu, at Llanerchymedd, for assaulting Mary, his wifeWQS8/1866/T/113

Summary Conviction: David Davies at Llanerchymedd, for being drunkWQS8/1866/T/114

Summary Conviction: Thomas Williams of Trysglwyn, parish Amlwch, at the Valley Hotel, for assaulting a police constableWQS8/1866/T/115

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1866/T/116

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1866/T/117

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1866/T/118

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1866/T/119

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1866/T/120

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1866/T/121

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1866/T/122

Examination and Deposition: William Jones of parish Newborough and Robert Williams of Malltraeth, police sergeantWQS8/1866/T/123

Examination and Deposition: Jane Martin et al of parish BeaumarisWQS8/1866/T/124

Examination and Deposition: Jane the wife of William Thomas of Gardd eden, parish Llanfihangel Esceifiog et alWQS8/1866/T/125

Examination and Deposition: Anne Evans, Anthony Carroll and Edward Owen all of parish HolyheadWQS8/1866/T/126

Summary Conviction: John Hughes of Holyhead at The Valley Hotel, for being drunkWQS8/1866/T/127

Summary Conviction: William Jones of Amlwch, at Llanerchymedd, for assaulting a womanWQS8/1866/T/128

Summary Conviction: Thomas Gerrard of parish Amlwch,,at Llandyfrydog, for failing to maintain his wife and three childrenWQS8/1866/T/129

Summary Conviction: William Hughes of parish Amlwch, labourer at The Valley, for failing to maintain his wife and five childrenWQS8/1866/T/130

Summary Conviction: Rowland Jones of The Pilot Inn, parish Holyhead, at the Valley Hotel, for assaultWQS8/1866/T/131

Summary Conviction: Rowland Jones of The Pilot Inn, Holyhead, at The Valley Hotel, for being drunkWQS8/1866/T/132

Summary Conviction: Robert Baxter Roberts at The Valley Hotel, for being drunkWQS8/1866/T/133

Summary Conviction: John Humphreys of Bodeistedd, parish Llanfechell, at The Valley Hotel, for poaching coniesWQS8/1866/T/134

Summary Conviction: Thomas Owen of [Newry fawr] Street, parish Holyhead, for erecting a building without giving notice to the local BoardWQS8/1866/T/135

Summary Conviction: Hugh Lewis of the Bull Inn, parish Amlwch, for permitting drunkeness and disorderly conduct in his licensed premisesWQS8/1866/T/136

Summary Conviction: William Williams of Neuadd, parish Llanfaelog, for driving a cart furiouslyWQS8/1866/T/137

Summary Conviction: Richard Owen of Pencornisiog, parish Llanfaelog, at The Valley Hotel, for driving a cart furiouslyWQS8/1866/T/138

Summary Conviction: John Thomas of Holyhead, at The Valley Hotel, for being drunkWQS8/1866/T/139

Summary Conviction: William Griffith of Holyhead, at The Valley Hotel, for being drunkWQS8/1866/T/140

Summary Conviction: William Parry of Gronant, parish Llanfaethlu, at Llanerchymedd, for malicious damage to grass, herbage and cornWQS8/1866/T/141

Summary Conviction: Owen Hughes of Cafnan, parish Llanfechell, at Llanerchymedd, for malicious damage to grass, herbage and cornWQS8/1866/T/142

Summary Conviction: John Hughes of Llandrygarn, for refusing to pay the cost of food and water for his two asses which had been legally impoundedWQS8/1866/T/143

Presentment: William Davies for stealing and receiving a papier mache inkstand tray and bottles, the property of Jane MartinWQS8/1866/T/144

Presentment: William Davies for stealing and receiving a looking glass, the property of Jane MartinWQS8/1866/T/145

Presentment: William Thomas for stealing and receiving certain money, the property of William JonesWQS8/1866/T/146

Presentment: John Williams for stealing and receiving a ham, the property of Anne EvansWQS8/1866/T/147

Presentment: Hugh Owen for stealing and receiving items of clothing and bedding, the property of Richard, Mary and John OwenWQS8/1866/T/148

Presentment: Hugh Owen for stealing and receiving two aprons, the property of William ThomasWQS8/1866/T/149

Presentment: Hugh Owen for stealing and receiving four pairs of woolen blankets, one jacket and one gown, the property of Owen JonesWQS8/1866/T/150

Examination and Deposition: Hugh Williams and William Jones of HolyheadWQS8/1866/T/151

Examination and Deposition: Owen Williams and John Hughes of HolyheadWQS8/1866/T/152

Examination and Deposition: Grace Hughes of Llaneugrad et alWQS8/1866/T/153

Summary Conviction: William Roberts at Beaumaris, for allowing the soot in his chimney to catch fireWQS8/1866/T/154

Summary Conviction: Robert Jones of Menai Bridge, boatman, at Menai Bridge, for assaultWQS8/1866/T/155

Summary Conviction: William Hughes of Beaumaris, shoemaker, at Beaumaris, for assaulting a womanWQS8/1866/T/156

Summary Conviction: William Lewis of Beaumaris, slater, at Beaumaris, for being drunkWQS8/1866/T/157

Summary Conviction: Richard Ingham at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS8/1866/T/158

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones of parish Llanidan, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS8/1866/T/159

Summary Conviction: Michael Jones, at Menai Bridge, for allowing his two asses to stray on the highwayWQS8/1866/T/160

Summary Conviction: Henry Hughes at Menai Bridge, for removing a bullock along a highway without a licenceWQS8/1866/T/161

Summary Conviction: Richard Jones at Menai Bridge, for allowing his two pigs to stray upon a highwayWQS8/1866/T/162

Summary Conviction: John Jones at Llangefni, for assaultWQS8/1866/T/163

Summary Conviction: James Collins at Beaumaris, for refusing to permit Humphrey Jones, a licenced pilot, to take charge of the ship PilateWQS8/1866/T/164

Summary Conviction: Richard Thomas of Boot Tavern, parish Pentraeth, licenced victualler, for opening for the sale of beer out of licenced hoursWQS8/1866/T/165

Summary Conviction: Mary Williams at Menai Bridge, for assaulting another womanWQS8/1866/T/166

Summary Conviction: Jane Williams at Menai Bridge, for allowing her sow and three pigs to stray upon the highwayWQS8/1866/T/167

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones at Menai Bridge, for allowing his sow and three pigs to stray upon the highwayWQS8/1866/T/168

Summary Conviction: William Hughes at Menai Bridge, for allowing his two cows to stray upon the highwayWQS8/1866/T/169

Summary Conviction: Robert Roberts at Menai Bridge, for bringing a cartload of straw likely to propagate infection into parish LlandesilioWQS8/1866/T/170

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams at Menai Bridge, for bringing a cartload of straw likely to propagate infection into parish LlandesilioWQS8/1866/T/171

Summary Conviction: William Williams of Brynsiencyn, parish Llanidan, stone mason, at Menai Bridge, for poaching coniesWQS8/1866/T/172

Summary Conviction: David Roberts, at Beaumaris, for malicious damage to a window and a glass funnel, the property of John Owen WilliamsWQS8/1866/T/173

Summary Conviction: Robert Williams of parish Llanddaniel, shoemaker, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS8/1866/T/174

Summary Conviction: John Hughes, at Menai Bridge, for allowing his sow to stray upon the highwayWQS8/1866/T/175

Examination and Deposition: Owen Williams and John Hughes of HolyheadWQS8/1866/T/176

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1866/T/177

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1866/T/178

Session PapersWQS8/1867

Session PapersWQS8/1868

Session PapersWQS8/1869