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ZQS/E1826/1-61

Easter Sessions

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
ZQS/E1826/41	LETTER: Thomas Williams, Scalemaker of Lonson, to H. Williams, Clerk of the Peace re. settlement of his bill, by the County, for the set of Imperial Weights and Measures supplied by him.	1826 May 12
ZQS/E1826/42	LETTER: A.W. Price, Rhiwlas to H. Williams, Clerk of the Peace requesting an Order at at the next G.Q.S., to pay Edward Jones £12 towards the repair work on Pont Mownog Llyn Bridge.	1826 May 13
ZQS/E1826/43	LETTER: E. Lloyd of Rhagatt to H. Williams, Clerk of the Peace, re. the use of the rooms in which G.Q.S. were held at times other than during sessions. Renumeration of Magistrates Clerks is also ment... more	1826 May 26
ZQS/E1826/44	LETTER: Jane Rowlands of Wrexham to Humphrey Williams, Clerk of the Peace, acknowledging receipt of a letter from the Clerk, asking her son, Samuel Rowland, to appear at the G.Q.S. in Dolgelley [Dolge... more	1826 June 18
ZQS/E1826/45	EXAMINATION of Elizabeth Jones, witness in the case against Elizabeth Rees, otherwise Pugh Hugh.	1826 Jan. 17
ZQS/E1826/46	NOTE: Wm. Williams, attorney for the respondents, to Mr. Pugh, asking him to remove an Order of Removal from the file which had been abandoned in the case of the Parish Officers of Llanfair v. the Par... more	1826
ZQS/E1826/47	NOTE requesting that the appeal in the case of the removal of Thomas and Jane Hughes from Llanycil to Derwen be adjourned to the next G.Q.S.	1826
ZQS/E1826/48	DRAFT NOTE re. repairs to the Mallwyd Road.	1826
ZQS/E1826/49	NOTE: Jn. Pugh to Humphrey Williams requesting a Subpoena re. the petition of Arthur Jones.	1826
ZQS/E1826/50	NOTE: Wm. Williams, Solicitor for the prosecution to H. Williams requesting the preparation of an Indictment against Elizabeth Rees, charged with stealing potatoes valued at 6d. At the foot: Prosecuto... more	1826

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