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ZQS/T.1845/1-56

Trinity 1845

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ZQS/T.1845/21 ACCOUNT: Treasurer, co. Merioneth [Meirionnydd], to pay Griffith Griffiths, Rees Owens, Richard Jones and David Thomas, £170, the 2nd instalment on account, for building a bridge called Pont-ffinonant...  more 1845 July 2
ZQS/T.1845/22 EXAMINATION of James Jones, saddler, Walter Tyler, constable and Lewis Evans, surgeon, all of Dolgelley [Dolgellau] in the case of Edward Roberts accused of assaulting Robert Davies on 22 April in Dol...  more 1845 April 23
ZQS/T.1845/23 RECOGNIZANCE. Surety: Edward Roberts, late pa.[rish] Dolgelley [Dolgellau], £20, that he appear at next G.Q.S. charged with assaulting Robert Davies at Dolgelley [Dolgellau] on 22 April.  1845 April 23
ZQS/T.1845/24 RECOGNIZANCE. Surety: Henry Jones of Cwmrhwyddfn, pa.[rish] Talyllyn and Humphrey Jones of the same place, £40 each, that Henry Jones appear at next G.Q.S. to pay costs awarded against him in a Maint...  more 1845 June 10
ZQS/T.1845/25 PRESENTMENT that Gwen Williams, otherwise Jones, late pa.[rish] Ffestiniog assaulted Mary Tyson, otherwise Roberts, on 11 April. At the foot: Plea not guilty, Verdict not guilty.  [1845]
ZQS/T.1845/26 CONVICTION: Ellis Jones of Benarddwnionfach, pa.[rish] Llanfachreth, convicted of using a trap to catch game at that place. Adjudged to forfeit £10.  1845 July 22
ZQS/T.1845/27 NOTICE OF APPEAL against the Removal of Margaret Hughes and illegitimate child by the Churchwardens of Maentwrog, from pa.[rish] Llanfihangel y Traethau.  1845
ZQS/T.1845/28 NOTICE OF APPEAL by Overseers of the Poor, pa.[rish] Maentwrog against the Removal of David Jones from pa.[rish] Llanfihangel y Traethau.  1845
ZQS/T.1845/29 RETURN (blank) of persons committed, bailed orindicted at above G.Q.S..  1845 July 14
ZQS/T.1845/30 RETURN by David Williams, Clerk of the Peace that no fines etc. were imposed or collected at above G.Q.S..  1845 July 4
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