Summary Conviction: Thomas Evans, late of the Union Workhouse, Valley, at Holyhead, for deserting from the Union Workhouse, and taking various items of clothing

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SUMMARY CONVICTION: Thomas Evans, late of the Union Workhouse, Valley, at Holyhead, for deserting from the Union Workhouse, and taking various items of clothing.

Ordered to be imprisoned at H.M.P. Carnarvon for one month hard labour.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1880 - 1889WQS10

Session PapersWQS10/1880

Session PapersWQS10/1881

Session PapersWQS10/1882

Session PapersWQS10/1883

Session PapersWQS10/1884

Session PapersWQS10/1885

Easter 1885WQS10/1885/E

Nomina MinistrorumWQS10/1885/E/126

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS10/1885/E/127

List of Jury PanelWQS10/1885/E/128

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS10/1885/E/129

Property Qualification Certificate: Christopher Priestly, to serve as Justice of the PeaceWQS10/1885/E/130

Presentment: Arthur Wood, alias Michael Atkins Wood, for obtaining food under false pretences, the property of Henry EvansWQS10/1885/E/131

Presentment: Napoleon Bernstien, for stealing a gold watch, property of Isaac HughesWQS10/1885/E/132

Presentment: Napoleon Bernstien, for stealing a silver watch and 2 gold earings, the property of Thomas DaviesWQS10/1885/E/133

Presentment: Arthur Wood, alias Michael Atkins Wood, for stealing a uniform coat, the property of the London and North Western Railway CoWQS10/1885/E/134

Presentment: Napoleon Bernstien, for stealing a gold watch, the property of Margaret WilliamsWQS10/1885/E/135

Summary Conviction: Richard Hughes, Brynsiencyn, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/136

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams, Glynnog, parish Llangeinwen, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/137

Summary Conviction: John Williams, Hen Efail, parish Llanidan, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/138

Summary Conviction: Charles Underwood, aged 14 years, detainee on the training ship Clio, for disobedienceWQS10/1885/E/139

Summary Conviction: John Jones, Royal Oak Inn, parish Trefdraeth, licenced victualler, at Menai Bridge, for permitting drunkenness on his premisesWQS10/1885/E/140

Summary Conviction: William Hughes, Pen y Cob, parish Trefdraeth, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/141

Summary Conviction: John Pritchard, at Brynsiencyn, for beggingWQS10/1885/E/142

Summary Conviction: Peter Hughes, Bangor Street, parish Aberffraw, at Valley, for the non-attendance of his child, Richard, at schoolWQS10/1885/E/143

Examination and Deposition: Owen Jones, Llewelyn Street, parish Aberffraw, at Valley, in the case v. Mary Jones and Elizabeth MorrisWQS10/1885/E/144

Summary Conviction: Thomas Whittle, H.M. Cutter Margaret, now lying in Holyhead harbour, for assaulting and beating Hannah JonesWQS10/1885/E/145

Summary Conviction: Thomas Joseph Reilly, Bodedern, at Valley, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/146

Summary Conviction: Thomas Whittle, of H.M. Cutter Margaret, now lying in Holyhead harbour, at Holyhead, for assaulting William Williams, Police Constable, during the execution of his dutyWQS10/1885/E/147

Summary Conviction: Thomas Whittle, H.M. Cutter Margaret, now lying in Holyhead harbour, at Holyhead, for assaulting Thomas WilliamsWQS10/1885/E/148

Summary Conviction: Thomas Whittle, H.M. Cutter Margaret, now lying in Holyhead harbour, at Holyhead, for assaulting and beating Robert Owen RobertsWQS10/1885/E/149

Summary Conviction: Robert Evans, Druid, parish Heneglwys, at Llangefni, for letting his sow and a litter of young pigs stray on the highwayWQS10/1885/E/150

Summary Conviction: Robert Roberts, Groeslon, Gaerwen, parish Llanfihangel Esceifiog, at Llangefni, for stealing half a sack of barley, value 5/-, the property of William WilliamsWQS10/1885/E/151

Summary Conviction: Griffith Williams, Church Street, parish Newborough, at Llangefni, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/152

Summary Conviction: William Jones, Church Street, parish Newborough, at Llangefni, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/153

Summary Conviction: William Lewis, Tan y Fron, parish Pentraeth, labourer, at Llangefni, for assaulting and beating William Jones HughesWQS10/1885/E/154

Summary Conviction: John Hughes, Union Street, Bangor, at Llangefni, for assaulting and beating Richard OwenWQS10/1885/E/155

Summary Conviction: William Thomas, Gardd Eden, parish Llanfihangel Esceifiog, at Llangefni, for keeping a dog without a licenseWQS10/1885/E/156

Summary Conviction: William Jones, Bryntwrog, parish Trewalchmai, at Llanerchymedd, for letting his ass stray on the highwayWQS10/1885/E/157

Summary Conviction: J.H. Callaw, H.M.S. Defence, now lying in Holyhead harbour, at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/158

Summary Conviction: Richard Bellis, 16 Llaingoch, Holyhead, at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/159

Summary Conviction: Charles Pritchard, Blue Bell, Holyhead, at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/160

Summary Conviction: Griffith Roberts, Plas Goronwy, Llanerchymedd, at Menai Bridge, for letting his 4 cows stray on the highwayWQS10/1885/E/161

Summary Conviction: George Owen, Brynia, parish Llaniestyn, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/162

Summary Conviction: Owen Hughes, Brynsiencyn, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/163

Summary Conviction: John G. Jones, 15 Palace Street, Llanbeblig, at Menai Bridge, for trespassing in search of coniesWQS10/1885/E/164

Examination and Deposition: George Henry Madeley, staff surgeon on H.M.S. Defence, now in Holyhead harbour; Evan Thomas Hughes, Holyhead, surgeon; Elizabeth Jones, 47 Baker StreetWQS10/1885/E/165

Summary Conviction: Zachariah Williams, at Beaumaris, for refusing to move on when requestedWQS10/1885/E/166

Summary Conviction: John W. Jones, at Beaumaris, for playing football on the greenWQS10/1885/E/167

Summary Conviction: William Hughes, at Beaumaris, for playing football on the greenWQS10/1885/E/168

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1885/E/169

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1885/E/170

Summary Conviction: William Jones, Bryntirion, parish Llanfaethlu, at Valley, for being drunk in charge of a horseWQS10/1885/E/171

Summary Conviction: William Jones, Ty Newydd, parish Llanidan, at Llangefni, for the non-attendance of his child, Mary Anne, at schoolWQS10/1885/E/172

Summary Conviction: William Jones, Ty Newydd, parish Llanidan, at Llangefni, for the non-attendance of his child, Ellen, at schoolWQS10/1885/E/173

Summary Conviction: Evan Williams, at Llangefni, for the non-attendance of his child, Owen, at schoolWQS10/1885/E/174

Summary Conviction: John Jones, Merddyn Gwyn, parish Llanidan, at Llangefni, for the non-attendance of his child, Elizabeth, at schoolWQS10/1885/E/175

Summary Conviction: Robert Thomas, Dwyran, at Llangefni, for the non-attendance of his child, Owen, at schoolWQS10/1885/E/176

Examination and Deposition: Margaret Williams, 34 Great Mersey Street, Liverpool; Ellen Catherine Parry, Parc Lodge, near Cemaes; and Thomas Jones, Amlwch, Police Sergeant, at AmlwchWQS10/1885/E/177

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1885/E/178

Examination and Deposition: Thomas Davies, Cefn Coch, parish Llanfechell; Mary Davies, his wife; and Thomas Jones, Amlwch, Police Sergeant, at AmlwchWQS10/1885/E/179

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1885/E/180

Examination and Deposition: Isaac Hughes, Cemaes, and Thomas Jones, Amlwch, Police Sergeant, at AmlwchWQS10/1885/E/181

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1885/E/182

Summary Conviction: Robert Hughes, late of Llanrwst, Denbigh, at Llanerchymedd, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/183

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Hughes, late of Llanrwst, Denbigh, at Llanerchymedd, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/184

Summary Conviction: Samuel Evans, late of Oswestry, Salop, at Llanerchymedd, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/185

Summary Conviction: Ann Jones, late of Dolgelley, Meirioneth, at Llanerchymedd, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/186

Summary Conviction: Edward Rowlands, Llanerchymedd, at Llanerchymedd, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/187

Summary Conviction: Thomas Flynn, H.M.S. Defence, now lying in Holyhead harbour, at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/188

Summary Conviction: William Wakrell, H.M.S. Defence, now lying in Holyhead harbour, at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/189

Summary Conviction: Thomas Evans, late of the Union Workhouse, Valley, at Holyhead, for deserting from the Union Workhouse, and taking various items of clothingWQS10/1885/E/190

Summary Conviction: George Aubry, Rhianva, parish Llanddyfnan, at Menai Bridge, for keeping a dog without a licenseWQS10/1885/E/191

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Parry, Pentraeth, at Menai Bridge, for keeping a refreshment house without a licenseWQS10/1885/E/192

Summary Conviction: Richard Williams, Nyth Driw, parish Llanfair P.C., at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/193

Summary Conviction: Owen Hughes, Brynsiencyn, labourer, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/194

Summary Conviction: William Jones, Bull, parish Llanidan, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/195

Summary Conviction: Robert Pritchard, Brynsiencyn, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/196

Summary Conviction: Thomas Storey, seaman, at Holyhead, for disobeying the commands of the master of the ship Cambrian PrinceWQS10/1885/E/197

Summary Conviction: Robert Allan, seaman, at Holyhead, for disobeying the commands of the master of the ship Cambrian PrinceWQS10/1885/E/198

Summary Conviction: Hermann Spitz, seaman, at Holyhead, for disobeying the commands of the master of the ship Cambrian PrinceWQS10/1885/E/199

Summary Conviction: Owen Jones, Mountain, Holyhead, at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/200

Summary Conviction: William Phillips, Bangor, at Beaumaris, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/201

Summary Conviction: Henry Roberts, Llangoed, at Beaumaris, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/202

Summary Conviction: William Jones, Llangoed, at Beaumaris, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/203

Summary Conviction: Hugh Thomas, Beaumaris, at Beaumaris, for keeping a dog without a licenseWQS10/1885/E/204

Summary Conviction: William Arthur Thomas, Beaumaris, at Beaumaris, for keeping a dog without a licenseWQS10/1885/E/205

Summary Conviction: Robert Howells, Llwydiarth Arms Inn, Thomas Street, Holyhead, at Valley, for trespassing in search of coniesWQS10/1885/E/206

Summary Conviction: David Roberts, Tyn y Coed, parish Llanynghenedl, at Valley, for the non-attendance of his child, Catherine Ellen, at schoolWQS10/1885/E/207

Summary Conviction: John Bulkeley, Fron, Holyhead, at Valley, for assaulting and beating John DaviesWQS10/1885/E/208

Summary Conviction: Henry Williams, 12 Rock Street, Holyhead, at Valley, for assaulting and beating Jane DaviesWQS10/1885/E/209

Summary Conviction: Hugh Hughes, Yard, parish Trefdraeth, at Llangefni, for the non-attendance of his child, Richard, at schoolWQS10/1885/E/210

Summary Conviction: Wright Williams, Yard, parish Trefdraeth, at Llangefni, for the non-attendance of his child, Ann, at schoolWQS10/1885/E/211

Summary Conviction: William Williams, Tyn Beudy, parish Llangristiolus, at Llangefni, for the non-attendance of his child, Owen, at schoolWQS10/1885/E/212

Summary Conviction: Richard Williams, Pengelli, parish Llanbeblig, at Llangefni, for failing to notify the Constable of Anglesey, that his sheep were affected with sheep scabWQS10/1885/E/213

Summary Conviction: William Williams, Pont y Mwda, parish Llangristiolus, at Llangefni, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/214

Summary Conviction: Mary Jones, Llanerchymedd, at Llangefni, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/215

Summary Conviction: William Roberts, Mill Street, Llangefni, at Llangefni, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/216

Summary Conviction: David Hughes, Jericho Fawr, parish Llanfihangel Esceifiog, at Llangefni, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/217

Summary Conviction: William Rowlands, Tyn y Morthwyl, parish Llangristiolus, at Llangefni, for carrying a gun without a licenseWQS10/1885/E/218

Summary Conviction: James Peacock, Mill Street, Llangefni, at Llangefni, for being drunkWQS10/1885/E/219

Examination and Deposition: Hannah Evans, wife of Henry Evans, Cecil Street, Holyhead, at HolyheadWQS10/1885/E/220

Summary Conviction: Bernard Rowe, at Beaumaris, for beggingWQS10/1885/E/221

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1885/E/222

Examination and Deposition: William Alcock, Holyhead, Railway Inspector; John Sturgess, Holyhead, Railway Detective Inspector; David Pughe, Bangor, Police Constable, at HolyheadWQS10/1885/E/223

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1885/E/224

Hilary 1885WQS10/1885/H

Michaelmas 1885WQS10/1885/M

Additional Documents, 1885WQS10/1885/S

Trinity 1885WQS10/1885/T

Session PapersWQS10/1886

Session PapersWQS10/1887

Session PapersWQS10/1888

Session PapersWQS10/1889