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XQS/1798/96-236

GWYL FIHANGEL/ MICHAELMAS

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XQS/1798/96 WRIT OF VENIRE FACIAS.  1798 July 13
XQS/1798/97 ACCOUNT of costs due to Rathbone and Roberts for materials for county buildings.  1798 July 24
XQS/1798/98 RECOGNIZANCE of William Roberts, pa.[rish] Nefin [Nefyn], labourer, in the case of Bastardy, namely that he is the father of the child of Mary Williams, pa.[rish] Bryncroes.  1798 Aug. 7
XQS/1798/99 RECOGNIZANCE of Anne, the wife of Joseph Wilson of Yellow Ochre, to appear at the next Quarter Sessions and in the meantime to keep the peace, especially towards Anne Jones, late of Yellow Ochre, pa.[...  more 1798 Aug. 21
XQS/1798/100 RECOGNIZANCE of Jane Owen of Glyn, pa.[rish] Bangor, spinster, to appear at the next General Quarter Sessions and in the meantime to keep the peace especially towards William Thomas of Glyn, pa.[rish]...  more 1798 Aug. 31
XQS/1798/101 ACCOUNT of costs due to J. Hughes, Coroner, for inquisition on the body of Richard Williams, etc..  1798 May-Aug.
XQS/1798/102 PRESENTMENT of Anne, the wife of Joseph Wilson, late of pa.[rish] Llandegai [Llandygai], laborer, for assault of Anne Jones, spinster. Endorsed: True Bill.  1798 Sep. 1
XQS/1798/103 RECOGNIZANCE of Simon Reynolds of Aber, licensing him to keep a common inn and alehouse in good order for one year.  1798 Sep. 3
XQS/1798/104 RECOGNIZANCE of Owen Evan of Bettws y Coed [Betws y Coed], licensing him to keep a common inn and alehouse in good order for one year.  1798 Sep 3
XQS/1798/105 RECOGNIZANCE of David Roberts of Bettws y Coed [Betws y Coed], licensing him to keep a common inn and alehouse in good order for one year.  1798 Sep. 3
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