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MEMORANDUM OF RECOGNIZANCE: James Burke, 2 Sidon Street, Toxteth Park, master mariner, Joseph Holme, 61 Erskine Street, steamship agent, Thomas Grant, 11 Morpeth Street, engineer, all of Liverpool, for J.B. to appear at the next Q.S. to appeal against a conviction on 29 September 1880 for navigating his vessel without a pilot.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1880 - 1889WQS10

Session PapersWQS10/1880

Session PapersWQS10/1881

Easter 1881WQS10/1881/E

Hilary 1881WQS10/1881/H

Nomina MinistrorumWQS10/1881/H/1

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS10/1881/H/2

Calendar of PrisonersWQS10/1881/H/3

Calendar of PrisonersWQS10/1881/H/4

List of Jury PanelWQS10/1881/H/5

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS10/1881/H/6

Letter: James R. Dew, Mostyn Street, Llandudno, solicitor, to the Clerk of the PeaceWQS10/1881/H/7

Presentment: John Myers and William Myers for stealing part of a locomotive engine coupling and a brass bearing from Messers. Scott & EdwardsWQS10/1881/H/8

Presentment: John Myers and William Myers for stealing 16 brass plugs from the London & North Western Railway CompanyWQS10/1881/H/9

Presentment: Grace Edwards and Hugh Edwards for stealing £15.10/- from William MorrisWQS10/1881/H/10

Order of Maintenance for Hugh Parry, Glanadda, Traeth Coch, Llanfairmathafarneithaf, to pay 6d per week to the common fund of the Anglesey Union for the maintenance of his mother Ann ParryWQS10/1881/H/11

Summary Conviction: John Owen, The Turnpike Tollgate, Llanfairpwllgwyngyll toll, collector at Menai Bridge, for taking a 3d toll from Robert ap Hugh Williams, who was exempt from paymentWQS10/1881/H/12

Summary Conviction: John Thomas, Rhos Bach, Llangoed, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/13

Summary Conviction: John Williams junior, Ty Mawr, parish Llanfairmathafarneithaf, at Menai Bridge for killing a hen pheasant out of seasonWQS10/1881/H/14

Examination and Deposition: Thomas Owen, Piborn, parish Llanbadrig, labourer, John Jones, Pen Llechog, Burwen, Amlwch, labourer and Police Sergeant Thomas Jones, AmlwchWQS10/1881/H/15

Summary Conviction: Thomas Wrench, aged 13, at Amlwch for stealing 9d from Thomas OwenWQS10/1881/H/16

Summary Conviction: Robert Williams, aged 15, at Amlwch for stealing 9d from Thomas OwenWQS10/1881/H/17

Summary Conviction: John Davies, late of Hull, Yorkshire, at Llynon, for beggingWQS10/1881/H/18

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1881/H/19

Summary Conviction: John Hughes, at Valley for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/20

Summary Conviction: William Jones at Valley for assaulting and beating Catherine JonesWQS10/1881/H/21

Summary Conviction: John Williams at Valley for driving a cart without reinsWQS10/1881/H/22

Notice of AppealWQS10/1881/H/23

Notice of AppealWQS10/1881/H/24

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Jones, Tynyrardd, Aberffraw, at Valley, for the non-attendance of her son Hugh at schoolWQS10/1881/H/25

Summary Conviction: Owen Griffith, at Valley for driving a cart without reinsWQS10/1881/H/26

Summary Conviction: William Jones, at Valley for assaulting and beating Edward HughesWQS10/1881/H/27

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1881/H/28

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1881/H/29

Summary Conviction: Thomas Pritchard, Waen, parish Llanbeulan, at Amlwch for erecting a steam engine in a dangerous positionWQS10/1881/H/30

Summary Conviction: David Owen, at Amlwch for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/31

Summary Conviction: Richard Griffith, Llaneilian, at Amlwch for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/32

Summary Conviction: Rebecca Pearson, licensee of the Bull Bay Hotel, parish Amlwch at Amlwch for selling spirits to a person under the aged of 16 yearsWQS10/1881/H/33

Summary Conviction: Richard Pritchard, licensee of the Bull's Head, Amlwch at Amlwch for selling liquor out of permitted hoursWQS10/1881/H/34

Summary Conviction: Richard Jones, at Amlwch for being entertained on licensed premises during the time they should be closedWQS10/1881/H/35

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams, Cerrigman, parish Llaneilian, at Amlwch for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/36

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams, Cerrigman, parish Llaneilian, at Amlwch for resisting arrestWQS10/1881/H/37

Summary Conviction: William Noble, at Holyhead for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/38

Summary Conviction: William Jones, at Holyhead for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/39

Summary Conviction: Robert Hughes, Yard Malltraeth, parish Trefdraeth, at Llangefni for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/40

Summary Conviction: Robert Williams, Yard Malltraeth, at Llangefni for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/41

Summary Conviction: William Williams, alias Will Pant Mwda, parish Llangefni at Llangefni for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/42

Summary Conviction: Denston Parry, Penrhos, at Llangefni for being drunk in charge of a carriageWQS10/1881/H/43

Summary Conviction: Denston Parry, Tynlon, Penrhos, at Llangefni for driving his carriage dangerously on the highwayWQS10/1881/H/44

Summary Conviction: John Hughes, Mill Lodge, parish Llandegfan, at Llangefni for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/45

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1881/H/46

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams, Ponc y Twr, parish Penmynydd, at Llangefni for letting his 2 pigs stray a highwayWQS10/1881/H/47

Summary Conviction: Jane Glynn, Tynlon, parish Penmynydd, at Llangefni for letting her 2 pigs stray on a highwayWQS10/1881/H/48

Summary Conviction: Evan Hughes, Cae Mawr, Beaumaris, at Llangefni for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/49

Summary Conviction: John Jones, Newborough, at Llangefni for being drunk in charge of a horse and cartWQS10/1881/H/50

Summary Conviction: John Evans, High Street, Llangefni, joiner, at Llangefni for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/51

Summary Conviction: Hugh Owen, Treban, parish Llanbeulan, at Llanerchymedd for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/52

Summary Conviction: Richard Pritchard, Rhosybol, parish Amlwch at Llanerchymedd for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/53

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Thomas at Holyhead for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/54

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Roberts, licensee of the Dublin Packet Inn, Rhosygaer Street, Holyhead at Holyhead for knowingly letting her premises be used as a rendezous for prostitutesWQS10/1881/H/55

Summary Conviction: William Church, at Holyhead for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/56

Summary Conviction: John Steward at Holyhead for trading with false weightsWQS10/1881/H/57

Summary Conviction: Rowland Rowlands, Tynewydd, parish Heneglwys, at Menai Bridge for poachingWQS10/1881/H/58

Summary Conviction: Owen Jones, Bodffordd, parish Heneglwys, at Menai Bridge for poachingWQS10/1881/H/59

Summary Conviction: David Williams, Ty Hen, Heneglwys, at Menai Bridge for poachingWQS10/1881/H/60

Summary Conviction: Owen Hughes, Pant, Brynsiencyn, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/61

Summary Conviction: David Thomas, Gwingar, Newborough, at Menai Bridge for letting his horse stray on a highwayWQS10/1881/H/62

Examination and Deposition: Jane Owen, Pentrefelin, Owen Pritchard, Cerrigbleiddia, labourer, and Police Sergeant Thomas Jones, both of AmlwchWQS10/1881/H/63

Summary Conviction: John Girding at Beaumaris for being on licensed premises during closing hoursWQS10/1881/H/64

Summary Conviction: Michael Sullivan, Wrexham, at Amlwch for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/65

Summary Conviction: Hugh Hughes, at Valley for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/66

Summary Conviction: Thomas Parry, at Valley for trespassing in search of gameWQS10/1881/H/67

Summary Conviction: John Williams, at Valley for destroying his own clothes in a workhouseWQS10/1881/H/68

Summary Conviction: Edward Barton, at Valley for destroying his own clothes while in a workhouseWQS10/1881/H/69

Summary Conviction: Evan Parry at Valley for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/70

Summary Conviction: Francis Burton, at Valley for beggingWQS10/1881/H/71

Summary Conviction: John Lloyd at Valley for keeping a dog without a licenseWQS10/1881/H/72

Summary Conviction: Robert Jones, at Valley for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/73

Summary Conviction: Hugh Thomas at Valley for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/74

Examination and Deposition: Thomas Widcome, Llanbeulan, rabbit catcher, David Owen, Bodorgan, game keeper, John Roberts, Treban, labourer, Police Constable Griffith Jones, TrewalchmaiWQS10/1881/H/75

Summary Conviction: Owen Griffith at Valley for stealing 9 rabbit traps from Sir George J.T. Meyrick BaronetWQS10/1881/H/76

Summary Conviction: William Rogers at Aberffraw for beggingWQS10/1881/H/77

Examination and Deposition: John Williams, Lligwy Farm, parish Penrhoslligwy, labourer, and James Cummins, 20 Cross Street, Holyhead, labourer, at Menai BridgeWQS10/1881/H/78

Summary Conviction: Francis Monaghan, at Holyhead for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/79

Summary Conviction: John Owens, Refail, Dwyran, at Llangefni for letting his donkey stray on a highwayWQS10/1881/H/80

Bastardy Order: Morris Jones, Peter Street, LlangefniWQS10/1881/H/81

Summary Conviction: Michael Fox at Beaumaris for beggingWQS10/1881/H/82

Summary Conviction: Jane Humphreys, Llanfechell, at Amlwch for assaulting and beating Catherine JonesWQS10/1881/H/83

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Williams Llanfechell, at Amlwch for assaulting and beating Catherine JonesWQS10/1881/H/84

Summary Conviction: Griffith Jones, at Amlwch for the non-attendance of his children Hugh, Eliza and Anne at schoolWQS10/1881/H/85

Summary Conviction: Thomas Mostyn, at Amlwch for being on licensed premises, during prohibited hoursWQS10/1881/H/86

Summary Conviction: Henry Williams, The Stag Inn, Cemaes, at Amlwch for selling ale during prohibited hoursWQS10/1881/H/87

Summary Conviction: John Hughes, Mountain Road, Llanfechell, at Amlwch for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/88

Summary Conviction: Margaret Crosswell, Mountain Road, Llanfechell, at Amlwch for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/89

Summary Conviction: James Hughes, Amlwch, at Amlwch for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/90

Summary Conviction: Evan Jones, Deiniolen Hotel, at Amlwch for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/91

Summary Conviction: Robert Edmunds, Ty Moel, Llaneilian at Amlwch, for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/92

Summary Conviction: John Owen, at Amlwch for stealing a silver watch and hairguard, value £2WQS10/1881/H/93

Summary Conviction: Sabbina Jones, Carnarvon, at Menai Bridge for pretending to tell fortunes to Jane Jones, Bridge Street, Llangefni, domestic servantWQS10/1881/H/94

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1881/H/95

Examination and Deposition: David Lloyd, Evan Lloyd, Meredith Roberts, and Police Sergeant Michael Toohill, all of HolyheadWQS10/1881/H/96

Summary Conviction: David Griffith at Holyhead for selling bread other than by weightWQS10/1881/H/97

Summary Conviction: Henry Williams at Holyhead for keeping a refreshment house without a licenseWQS10/1881/H/98

Summary Conviction: Henry Thomas at Holyhead for being drunk in charge of housesWQS10/1881/H/99

Summary Conviction: William Evans, Liverpool, at Trefnhir for beggingWQS10/1881/H/100

Summary Conviction: Michael Fox, County Clare, Ireland, at Llynon, for beggingWQS10/1881/H/101

Summary Conviction: Mary Jones, at Beaumaris for assaulting and beating Ellen OwenWQS10/1881/H/102

Summary Conviction: John Thomas at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/103

Summary Conviction: William Owen, at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/104

Summary Conviction: Ellen Jones, at Beaumaris for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/105

Summary Conviction: Reverend Hugh Davies Owen, at Beaumaris for letting his chimney catch fireWQS10/1881/H/106

Summary Conviction: Robert Fernando, seaman, on the Parkfield, at Holyhead harbour office, for refusing to go to seaWQS10/1881/H/107

Summary Conviction: Charles Racket, seaman, on the Parkfield, at Holyhead harbour office, for refusing to go to seaWQS10/1881/H/108

Summary Conviction: James Elliot, seaman, on the Parkfield, at Holyhead harbour office, for refusing to go to seaWQS10/1881/H/109

Summary Conviction: Michael Sullivan, seaman, on the Parkfield, at Holyhead harbour office for refusing to go to seaWQS10/1881/H/110

Summary Conviction: Giovanni Bon, seaman, on the Parkfield, at Holyhead harbour office for refusing to go to seaWQS10/1881/H/111

Summary Conviction: Evan Hughes at Menai Bridge for non-attendance of his child at schoolWQS10/1881/H/112

Summary Conviction: Edward Jones at Menai Bridge for non-attendance at school of his childWQS10/1881/H/113

Summary Conviction: Owen Daniels, Beulan, Llanddanielfab, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/114

Examination and Deposition: Elizabeth Owen, Glan y Mor Cottage, parish Llandegfan, and John Smith, Pennebo, parish LlanddyfnanWQS10/1881/H/115

Summary Conviction: Evan Owen, Cefniwrch, parish Llanddyfnan, at Menai Bridge for trespassing in search of gameWQS10/1881/H/116

Summary Conviction: Henry Jones, Menai Bridge, at Menai Bridge for stealing a hen from Elizabeth OwenWQS10/1881/H/117

Summary Conviction: John Jones, Tynlon, Brynsiencyn, at Menai Bridge for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/118

Summary Conviction: John Williams Bull, Llanfegfan, at Menai Bridge for the non-attendance of his 3 children at schoolWQS10/1881/H/119

Summary Conviction: Hugh Parry at Menai Bridge for the non-attednance of his children at schoolWQS10/1881/H/120

Summary Conviction: Evan Jones, at Menai Bridge for the non-attendance of his 2 children at schoolWQS10/1881/H/121

Summary Conviction: David Williams, Menai Bridge for the non-attendance at school of his child EllenWQS10/1881/H/122

Summary Conviction: Joseph Evans at Menai Bridge for the non-attendance of his child at schoolWQS10/1881/H/123

Summary Conviction: Griffith Williams, Plas Gwyn, parish Llanbedrgoch, at Menai Bridge for letting his 8 cows stray on a highwayWQS10/1881/H/124

Summary Conviction: James Bryan, Tipperary, Ireland at Llynon, for beggingWQS10/1881/H/125

Summary Conviction: John Jones, Union House, parish Bodedern, at Valley for keeping a dog without a licenseWQS10/1881/H/126

Summary Conviction: Hugh Roberts at Valley for trespassing in search of gameWQS10/1881/H/127

Summary Conviction: William Jones at Valley for trespassing in search of coniesWQS10/1881/H/128

Summary Conviction: David Hughes at Valley for trespassing in search of coniesWQS10/1881/H/129

Summary Conviction: Hugh Hughes at Valley for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/130

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Jones, Tanrardd, Aberffraw, at Valley for the non-attendance of her son Hugh at schoolWQS10/1881/H/131

Summary Conviction: Owen Lewis, at Valley for driving a cart without reinsWQS10/1881/H/132

Summary Conviction: Hugh Roberts at Valley for trading with false scalesWQS10/1881/H/133

Summary Conviction: Hugh Roberts at Valley for trading with false scalesWQS10/1881/H/134

Summary Conviction: William Hughes at Valley for trading with false weightsWQS10/1881/H/135

Summary Conviction: Richard Williams at Valley for obstructing a highwayWQS10/1881/H/136

Summary Conviction: Owen Owens at Valley for driving a cart without reinsWQS10/1881/H/137

Examination and Deposition: Richard Jones, Plas Llanfechell, grocer, Mary Hughes, Penrhyn, Cemaes, spinster, Hannah Jones, Plas Llanfechell, Elizabeth Hughes, Cemaes, widowWQS10/1881/H/138

Examination and Deposition: John Owen, Parys Farm, Robert Thomas, Llysygwynt, and Sergeant Thomas Jones, all of AmlwchWQS10/1881/H/139

Summary Conviction: Richard Humphreys, Myndd Llwyd, Amlwch, miner, at Amlwch for stealing coalWQS10/1881/H/140

Summary Conviction: Catherine Humphreys Mynydd Llwyd, Amlwch at Amlwch for stealing coal value 3d from Parys Mine CoWQS10/1881/H/141

Examination and Deposition: Police Constable John Roberts and Robert Thomas, Llysygwynt, labourer, both of AmlwchWQS10/1881/H/142

Summary Conviction: Ellen Roberts, Mynydd Llwyd, Amlwch, at Amlwch for stealing coal value 3d from Parys Mine CoWQS10/1881/H/143

Summary Conviction: Mary Owens, Mynydd Llwyd, Amlwch at Amlwch for stealing coal value 3d from Parys Mine CoWQS10/1881/H/144

Summary Conviction: Edward Griffith, Rallt, Llandudno, at Amlwch for driving a cart without reinsWQS10/1881/H/145

Summary Conviction: William Roberts, Amlwch Port, at Amlwch for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/146

Summary Conviction: John Hughes, Amlwch at Amlwch for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/147

Summary Conviction: Richard Willis Caston, at Llynon for obstructing John Roberts, officer of the Lonodn & North Western Railway Co., during the execution of his dutyWQS10/1881/H/148

Summary Conviction: William Jones, Brynsiencyn, labourer, at Llangefni, for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/149

Summary Conviction: Robert Roberts, Rhiwgoch, parish Cerrigceinwen, at Llangefni for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/150

Summary Conviction: Llewelyn Roberts, Mill Street, Llangefni, for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/151

Bastardy Order: Henry Parry, Gyfynus, parish Llanfawr, labourer, to pay 2/6 per week to Elizabeth Pritchard for the maintenance of her childWQS10/1881/H/152

Summary Conviction: Hugh Hughes, Gallt y Ser, Bodorgan, coal merchant, at Llangefni for obstructing William Wynne, Bodorgan Station Master, during the course of his dutWQS10/1881/H/153

Summary Conviction: Robert Williams, Colwyn, parish Llanddaniel, at Llangefni for letting his 2 cows and a heifer stray on a highwayWQS10/1881/H/154

Summary Conviction: David Jones, College Lane, Holyhead, at Holyhead, for the non-attendance of his son Thomas at schoolWQS10/1881/H/155

Examination and Deposition: Hugh Roberts, 13 Mill Bank, foreman, boiler maker, John Lear, superintendent marine engineering department, Owen Pritchard, 38 Newry Street, foreman fitterWQS10/1881/H/156

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1881/H/157

Examination and Deposition: John Weston, Newry Fawr, contractors manager, Josiah Griffith, 54 Market Street, foreman fitter, Benjamin Cook, marine store dealerWQS10/1881/H/158

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1881/H/159

Summary Conviction: Richard Gray at Holyhead for assaulting and beating Robert OwenWQS10/1881/H/160

Summary Conviction: Robert Jones, Newry Street, Holyhead, at Holyhead for the non-attendance of his son William at schoolWQS10/1881/H/161

Summary Conviction: Griffith Edwards at Holyhead for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/162

Summary Conviction: Charles Williams, at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/163

Summary Conviction: Richard Price at Holyhead for being drunkWQS10/1881/H/164

Summary Conviction: Owen Williams at Holyhead for stealing willow trees worth 5/- from William WilliamsWQS10/1881/H/165

Examination and Deposition: Police Constable Owen Owens and William Morris, Tynmerddyn, parish BodedernWQS10/1881/H/166

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1881/H/167

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS10/1881/H/168

Michaelmas 1881WQS10/1881/M

Supplement Quarter Session 1881WQS10/1881/S

Trinity 1881WQS10/1881/T

Session PapersWQS10/1882

Session PapersWQS10/1883

Session PapersWQS10/1884

Session PapersWQS10/1885

Session PapersWQS10/1886

Session PapersWQS10/1887

Session PapersWQS10/1888

Session PapersWQS10/1889