Examination and Deposition: Mary Hughes and Hugh Hughes, police constable, both of parish Aberffraw

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EXAMINATION AND DEPOSITION: Mary Hughes of Gromlech and Hugh Hughes, police constable, both of parish Aberffraw, in the case v. Robert Jones, aged 14 years, accused of stealing a shirt, the property of Richard Hughes. Deponent.M.H. states that she missed the shirt after putting it out on a bush to dry.

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1) Statement of Accused: He says he is guilty of stealing the shirt.

2) Summary Conviction of R.J., at The Valley Hotel, for stealing a shirt. Imprisoned in Beaumaris House of Correction for fourteen days hard labour.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1860 - 1869WQS8

Session PapersWQS8/1860

Easter 1860WQS8/1860/E

Hilary 1860WQS8/1860/H

Michaelmas 1860WQS8/1860/M

Nomina MinistrorumWQS8/1860/M/225

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS8/1860/M/226

Calendar of PrisonersWQS8/1860/M/227

List of Jury PanelWQS8/1860/M/228

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS8/1860/M/229

Letter: John Williams of Llanerchymedd to [the High Sheriff]WQS8/1860/M/230

Letter: [Wm] Jones M.D. of Holyhead to the [High Sheriff]WQS8/1860/M/231

MotionWQS8/1860/M/232

Property Qualification Certificate: Richard Williams Prichard to serve as a Justice of the PeaceWQS8/1860/M/233

Presentment: Jane Thomas, for stealing and receiving a satin cape, the property of Emma JonesWQS8/1860/M/234

Presentment: Eliza Guthrie for stealing and receiving a shawl, the property of David GriffithWQS8/1860/M/235

Order of Removal: Sara Jones, pauper, at Llanerchymedd, from parish Llandyfrydog to parish HolyheadWQS8/1860/M/236

Summary Conviction: Robert Owen of Llanerchymedd, parish Amlwch at Llwydiarth Esgob, for assaultWQS8/1860/M/237

Summary Conviction: Hugh Owen of Llanerchymedd, parish Amlwch, at Llanerchymedd, for assaulting a womanWQS8/1860/M/238

Summary Conviction: Thomas Owen of Rhos Lligwy, parish Penrhos Lligwy, at Llanerchymedd, for drunkennessWQS8/1860/M/239

Summary Conviction: William Jones of Llanerchymedd, parish Amlwch shoemaker, for leaving his horse and cart to wander uncontrolledWQS8/1860/M/240

Summary Conviction: Thomas Williams of parish Llanwenllwyfo, at Llwydiarth Esgob, for failing to maintain his wife and three childrenWQS8/1860/M/241

Summary Conviction: Margaret Williams, of Mona Inn Beer house, parish Holyhead, for allowing drunken and disorderly conduct in her ale houseWQS8/1860/M/242

Summary Conviction: William Williams of The Union Tavern, parish HolyheadWQS8/1860/M/243

Summary Conviction: John Roberts of Gaerwen, parish Llanfihangelyageiflog, labourer, at Llanerchymedd, for assaultWQS8/1860/M/244

Summary Conviction: Margaret Jones of The Railway Tavern, parish Holyhead,for allowing drunken and disorderly conduct in her licensed premisesWQS8/1860/M/245

Summary Conviction: John Jones of The Britannia Inn, parish Holyhead, for allowing drunken and disorderly conduct in his ale houseWQS8/1860/M/246

Summary Conviction: Ann Woodcock of The Market Tavern, parish Holyhead, for allowing drunken and disorderly conduct in her beer houseWQS8/1860/M/247

Summary Conviction: Owen Owens of The Llanfawr Arms, parish Holyhead, for allowing drunken and disorderly conduct in his ale houseWQS8/1860/M/248

Summary Conviction: Humphrey Lewis of Holyhead, at The Valley Hotel, for drunkennessWQS8/1860/M/249

Summary Conviction: Jarret Nicholson of Holyhead, at The Valley Hotel, for drunkennessWQS8/1860/M/250

Summary Conviction: John Williams of Holyhead, at The Valley Hotel, for malicious damage to land called Towyn PenrhosWQS8/1860/M/251

Summary Conviction: James Pritchard of Holyhead, at The Valley, for assaultWQS8/1860/M/252

Summary Conviction: James Jones of Gwalchmai, parish Trewalchmai, at The Valley Hotel, for assaultWQS8/1860/M/253

Summary Conviction: Samuel Jones of Holyhead, at The Valley Hotel, for drunkennessWQS8/1860/M/254

Summary Conviction: Owen Edwards of Aberffraw, at The Valley, Hotel, for assaultWQS8/1860/M/255

Summary Conviction: Thomas Hughes of Aberffraw, at The Valley Hotel, for being drunkWQS8/1860/M/256

Summary Conviction: Owen Edwards of The Crown Tavern, parish Aberffraw, for allowing drunken and disorderly conduct in his ale houseWQS8/1860/M/257

Summary Conviction: Alice Parry of Amlwch, at Llanerchymedd, for being drunkWQS8/1860/M/258

Summary Conviction: Ann Jones of parish Bodedern, prostitute, at The Valley Hotel, for indecent behaviour in a public place in BodedernWQS8/1860/M/259

Summary Conviction: William Prichard of Mount, parish Llanddeusant, at The Valley Hotel, for assaultWQS8/1860/M/260

Summary Conviction: Richard Parry of Gadfa, parish Llaneilian, at Llanerchymedd, for damaging the farm and lands called Glan y GorsWQS8/1860/M/261

Summary Conviction: William Jones of Penybonc, parish Llaneilian, at Llanerchymedd, for damging the farm and lands called Glan y GorsWQS8/1860/M/262

Summary Conviction: Hugh Morris of Penybonc, parish Llaneilian, at Llanerchymedd, for damaging the farm and lands called Glan y GorsWQS8/1860/M/263

Summary Conviction: Thomas Jones of Amlwch, at Llanerchymedd, for being drunkWQS8/1860/M/264

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1860/M/265

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1860/M/266

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1860/M/267

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1860/M/268

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1860/M/269

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1860/M/270

Summary Conviction: Jane Jones, wife of David Jones of Menai Bridge Tavern, parish Llandesilio, beer-house keeper, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS8/1860/M/271

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1860/M/272

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1860/M/273

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1860/M/274

Summary Conviction: John Evans, of Castle Street, Beaumaris, at Beaumaris, for allowing the soot in his chimney to catch fireWQS8/1860/M/275

Summary Conviction: Robert Parry, at Beaumaris, for allowing the soot in his chimney to catch fireWQS8/1860/M/276

Summary Conviction: John Jones, at Beaumaris, for allowing the soot in his chimney to catch fireWQS8/1860/M/277

Summary Conviction: Margaret Parry at Beaumaris, for allowing the soot in her chimney to catch fireWQS8/1860/M/278

Summary Conviction: Richard Ellis at Beaumaris, for allowing the soot in his chimney to catch fireWQS8/1860/M/279

Summary Conviction: Mary Pritchard at Beaumaris, for allowing the soot in her chimney to catch fireWQS8/1860/M/280

Summary Conviction: John Davies at Beaumaris, for allowing the soot in his chimney to catch fireWQS8/1860/M/281

Summary Conviction: John Owen at Beaumaris, for allowing the soot in his chimney to catch fireWQS8/1860/M/282

Summary Conviction: Evan Williams at Beaumaris, for poaching on land in the possession of Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams-Bulkley. BartWQS8/1860/M/283

Summary Conviction: William Henry Smith at Beaumaris, for assaultWQS8/1860/M/284

Summary Conviction: David Jones of Menai Bridge Tavern, parish Llandesilio, for allowing drunken and disorderly conduct in his beerhouseWQS8/1860/M/285

Summary Conviction: Mary Davies at Menai Bridge, for assaulting another womanWQS8/1860/M/286

Summary Conviction: Mary Jones of Menai Bridge, spinster, at Menai Bridge, for assaulting another womanWQS8/1860/M/287

Summary Conviction: Henry Lewis at Llangefni for assaulting a womanWQS8/1860/M/288

Summary Conviction: Robert Owen, at Llangefni, for releasing his horse from impoundment before it had been legally dischargedWQS8/1860/M/289

Summary Conviction: John Williams of Gylched, parish Llangefni, for assaultWQS8/1860/M/290

Summary Conviction: William Williams of Gylched, parish Llangefni, at Llangefni for assaultWQS8/1860/M/291

Summary Conviction: Henry Jones of Tyddyn Donas, parish Trefdraeth, at Llangefni, for assaultWQS8/1860/M/292

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams farm labourer, at Menai Bridge, for breaking his employment contract with the Reverend Hugh Hughes JonesWQS8/1860/M/293

Summary Conviction: Robert Brisco Owen at Menai Bridge, for poachingWQS8/1860/M/294

Summary Conviction: Emma Williams, at Llangefni, for assaulting another womanWQS8/1860/M/295

Summary Conviction: Richard Owen, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS8/1860/M/296

Summary Conviction: Thomas Davies, at Menai Bridge, for poachingWQS8/1860/M/297

Examination and Deposition: Mary Hughes and Hugh Hughes, police constable, both of parish AberffrawWQS8/1860/M/298

Examination and Deposition: Elizabeth Griffith of The Caernarvon Castle, Holyhead, Richard Ellis, and Grace WatkinsWQS8/1860/M/299

Examination and Deposition: Emma Jones, Richard Ellis, and Sarah Jones all of parish HolyheadWQS8/1860/M/300

Trinity 1860WQS8/1860/T

Session PapersWQS8/1861

Session PapersWQS8/1862

Session PapersWQS8/1863

Session PapersWQS8/1864

Session PapersWQS8/1865

Session PapersWQS8/1866

Session PapersWQS8/1867

Session PapersWQS8/1868

Session PapersWQS8/1869