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MEMORANDUM OF RECOGNIZANCE: George Stevens, No. 1066, H.M. 84th Regiment at Curragh Camp, Ireland for his own appearance at the next Q. S to prefer a bill of indictment v. James otherwise David Delaney.

Attached:Bond in the sum of £20 for the appearance of G.B. in the above case.

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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

Easter 1864WQS8/1864/E

Hilary 1864WQS8/1864/H

Nomina MinistrorumWQS8/1864/H/1

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS8/1864/H/2

Calendar of PrisonersWQS8/1864/H/3

List of Jury PanelWQS8/1864/H/4

List of Jury PanelWQS8/1864/H/5

MotionWQS8/1864/H/6

Presentment: John Richardson and Martin Renney for stealing and receiving items of clothing, the property of Charles HarveyWQS8/1864/H/7

Presentment: James Delaney otherwise David Delaney for stealing money from the person of George StevensWQS8/1864/H/8

Presentment: Thomas Sweeney and John Sweeney for assault and grevious bodily harm upon John HughesWQS8/1864/H/9

Order to Pay the sum of £50 levied upon George Thomas for failing to appear at the Q. SWQS8/1864/H/10

General Warrant: Empowering Justices to imprison debtors of the court in the County GaolWQS8/1864/H/11

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/H/12

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Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/H/22

Examination and Deposition: George Stevens, private in 84th regiment now stationed at Camp Curragh, Ireland and Robert Hughes of HolyheadWQS8/1864/H/23

Examination and Deposition: Owen Williams of Rhydwyn, parish Llanrhyddlad, shopkeeper, and for the defence Eliza JonesWQS8/1864/H/24

Examination and Deposition: William Jones of Buarth Ty Foel, Ann Catherine Jones [daughter of W.J.] of the same place, Benjamin OwenWQS8/1864/H/25

Examination and Deposition: Owen Williams of Rhydwyn, parish Llanrhyddlad, Ann Williams, his wife and William Williams JonesWQS8/1864/H/26

Examination and Deposition: Michael Toohill of Holyhead, police officer and Nicholas Grant of the same placeWQS8/1864/H/27

Examination and Deposition: John Hughes of Castellior, parish Llansadwrn, labourer, Owen Jones, of Penheskyn parish Llansadwrn, labourerWQS8/1864/H/28

Examination and Deposition: Owen Roberts, mariner, William Jones, mariner, and Edward Owen, police inspector, all of HolyheadWQS8/1864/H/29

Summary Conviction: Penr'orsedd, parish Amlwch, at Llanerchymedd, for riding on a cart without any person to lead the horsesWQS8/1864/H/30

Summary Conviction: David Davies of Llanerchymedd, shoemaker, at Llanerchymedd, for assaulting a police constable and resisting arrestWQS8/1864/H/31

Summary Conviction: William Davies of Llanerchymedd, shoemaker, at Llanerchymedd for assaulting a police constableWQS8/1864/H/32

Summary Conviction: John Gropper, seaman on boarth the ship tickler, at Holyhead, for refusing to obey orders and refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/H/33

Summary Conviction: Henry Baxton seaman on board the ship Tickler, at Holyhead, for refusing to obey orders and refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/H/34

Summary Conviction: David Richards, seaman on board the ship Tickler, at Holyhead, for refusing to pbey orders snd refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/H/35

Summary Conviction: William Donally, seaman on board the ship Tickler, at Holyhead, for refusing to obey orders and refusing to procees to seaWQS8/1864/H/36

Summary Conviction: John Doyle, seaman on board the ship Tickler, at Holyhead, for refusing to obey orders and refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/H/37

Summary Conviction: William Cropper, seaman on board the ship Tickler, at Holyhead, for refusing to obey orders and refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/H/38

Summary Conviction: Edwin Finch of Amlwch, labourer, at Llandyfrydoig for beggingWQS8/1864/H/39

Summary Conviction: William Brytherch of parish Hen Eglwys, at Llanfairynghornwy, for vagrancyWQS8/1864/H/40

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/H/41

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/H/42

Examination and Deposition: Charles Harvey, seaman, Ellin Roberts of the Pelham Inn, Edward Owen, police inspector, all of HolyheadWQS8/1864/H/43

Summary Conviction: William Owen of Holyhead at The Valley Hotel for being drunkWQS8/1864/H/44

Summary Conviction: Owen Rowlands of Holyhead, at The Valley Hotel, for being drunkWQS8/1864/H/45

Summary Conviction: John Howells of Holyhead, at the Valley Hotel, for being drunkWQS8/1864/H/46

Summary Conviction: William Hughes at the Valley Hotel for being drunkWQS8/1864/H/47

Summary Conviction: Owen Price of Holyhead at The Valley Hotel for being drunkWQS8/1864/H/48

Summary Conviction: William Thomas of Holyhead, at The Valley Hotel for being drunkWQS8/1864/H/49

Summary Conviction: John Owen of the Star, parish Llechcynfarwydd, at The Valley Hotel, for permitting drunkenness in his ale-houseWQS8/1864/H/50

Summary Conviction: John Davies at Holyhead for being drunkWQS8/1864/H/51

Summary Conviction: William Williams at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS8/1864/H/52

Summary Conviction: John Morgan at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS8/1864/H/53

Summary Conviction: Mary Roberts at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS8/1864/H/54

Summary Conviction: William Horseford, seaman on board the ship Margaret, at Holyhead, for refusing to obey orders and refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/H/55

Summary Conviction: Robert Wilmore, seaman on board the ship Margaret, at Holyhead, for refusing to obey orders and refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/H/56

Summary Conviction: George Gray, seaman on board the ship Margaret, at Holyhead, for refusing to obey orders and refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/H/57

Summary Conviction: Henry Nelsopn seaman on board the ship Margaret, at Holyhead, for refusing to obey orders and refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/H/58

Summary Conviction: Charles Woods, seaman on board the ship Margaret, at Holyhead, for refusing to obey orders and refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/H/59

Summary Conviction: Owen Jones of parish Llanfairyneubwll, at Holyhead, for failing to maintain his wife and five childrenWQS8/1864/H/60

Summary Conviction: Richard Jones at Holyhead, for assaultWQS8/1864/H/61

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Williams, at Holyhead, for being in possession of crockery from a wrecked shipWQS8/1864/H/62

Summary Conviction: John Hughes of Holyhead, at Holyhead, for being in possession of rockery from a wrecked shipWQS8/1864/H/63

Summary Conviction: Ellen Pritchard of Holyhead, at Holyhead, for being in possession of crockery from a wrecked shipWQS8/1864/H/64

Summary Conviction: Catherine Davies of Holyhead, at Holyhead, for being in possession of crockery from a wrecked shipWQS8/1864/H/65

Summary Conviction: William Hughes of Black Bridge, Holyhead, at Holyhead, for being in possession of pieces of calico from a wrecked shipWQS8/1864/H/66

Summary Conviction: Thomas Davies of parish Llandesilio, at Beaumaris, for beggingWQS8/1864/H/67

Summary Conviction: Robert Scott of parish Llandesilio, at Beaumaris, for beggingWQS8/1864/H/68

Summary Conviction: John Crawlwy of parish Llandyfan, at Beaumaris, for beggingWQS8/1864/H/69

Summary Conviction: Charles Cooking of parish Llandesilio, at Beaumaris, for beggingWQS8/1864/H/70

Summary Conviction: John Thomas of parish Llandesilio, at Beaumaris, for beggingWQS8/1864/H/71

Summary Conviction: William Thomas of Castle Street, parish Beaumaris, butcher, at Beaumaris, for having two weights which were lightWQS8/1864/H/72

Summary Conviction: William Davison of Castle Street, parish Beaumaris, at Beaumaris, for having a weight which was lightWQS8/1864/H/73

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones of Rosemary Lane, Beaumaris, at Beaumaris, for having three weights which were lightWQS8/1864/H/74

Summary Conviction: Margaret Jones of Castle Street, Beaumaris, at Beaumaris for having five weights which were lightWQS8/1864/H/75

Summary Conviction: William Roberts of Tynyardd, parish Heneglwys, labourer, at Llangefni, for assaultWQS8/1864/H/76

Summary Conviction: William Thomas of Trosyrhos, parish Heneglwys. labourer, at Llangefni, for assaultWQS8/1864/H/77

Summary Conviction: Richard Rowlands at Llangefni, for assaulting a police constableWQS8/1864/H/78

Summary Conviction: Ellis Jones of parish Llanddyfnan, at Beaumaris, for failing to maintain his wife and three childrenWQS8/1864/H/79

Summary Conviction: Joseph Murphy, [seaman], at Beaumaris, for disobeying an order on the merchant ship HamiltonWQS8/1864/H/80

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams of Brynsiencyn, parish Llanidan, provision dealer, at Menai Bridge, for having four weights which were lightWQS8/1864/H/81

Summary Conviction: David Prichard of Cefn Ucha, parish Cerrigceinwen, provision dealer, at Menai Bridge, for having a weight which was lightWQS8/1864/H/82

Summary Conviction: William Evans of Newborough, at Menai Bridge, for having three weights which were lightWQS8/1864/H/83

Summary Conviction: Hugh Jones of parish Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, at Menai Bridge, for having three weights which were lightWQS8/1864/H/84

Summary Conviction: William Williams of Brynsiencyn, parish Llanidan, at Menai Bridge, for having a weight which was lightWQS8/1864/H/85

Summary Conviction: Thomas Lewis and Company of Llangefni, at Menai Bridge, for having eleven weights which were lightWQS8/1864/H/86

Summary Conviction: William Griffith of Llangoed, butcher, at Menai Bridge, for having four weights which were lightWQS8/1864/H/87

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/H/88

List of Officers: Anglesey MilitiaWQS8/1864/H/89

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Charles Harvey v. John Richardson and Martin Renney for larcenyWQS8/1864/H/90

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of George Stevens v. James Delaney for larcenyWQS8/1864/H/91

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of John Hughes v. Thomas Sweeney and John Sweeney for misdemeanourWQS8/1864/H/92

Michaelmas 1864WQS8/1864/M

Trinity 1864WQS8/1864/T

Session PapersWQS8/1865

Session PapersWQS8/1866

Session PapersWQS8/1867

Session PapersWQS8/1868

Session PapersWQS8/1869