Summary Conviction: William Williams, Tyn Beudy, parish Llangristiolus, at Llangefni, for the non-attendance of his child, Owen, at school

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SUMMARY CONVICTION: William Williams, Tyn Beudy, parish Llangristiolus, at Llangefni, for the non-attendance of his child, Owen, at school.

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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