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Easter Sessions

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
ZQS/E1826/51 NOTE re. application to the Court for a further £20.10.0. towards repairs to Pontarddulas Bridge, totalling £85.  1826 Apr. 13
ZQS/E1826/52 MEMO (copy) from the Treasury requesting that the enclosed Returns be completed re. fines etc. incurred during the Epiphary Sessions. At the foot: Answ’d the 11th April 1826.  1826 Apr. 1
ZQS/E1826/53 MEMO: Whitehall to the Keeper of the Prison asking that an enclosed form be completed re. the number and type of prisoners at present in gaol. At the foot: Answered the 8th June 1826. On dorse: Less t...  more 1826 Apr. 21
ZQS/E1826/54 MEMO from the War Office to accompany 4 copies of Alterations in the Mutiny Act and Articles of War for 1826, to be delivered to the Magistrates. At the foot: Note that the papers have been delivered.  1826 Apr. 29
ZQS/E1826/55 RETURN: (copy) containing information re. the fines etc. imposed at the G.Q.S. held at Bala on 13 January 1826. On dorse: Oath of Humphrey Williams, Clerk of the Peace, signed before Hugh Reveley J.P....  more 1826 Apr. 11
ZQS/E1826/56 RETURN (copy): containing the information that no fines etc. were imposed at the G.Q.S. held at Dolgelley [Dolgellau] on 7 April 1826. On dorse: Oath by Humphrey Williams, Clerk of the Peace, that the...  more 1826 Apr. 11
ZQS/E1826/57 RETURN of persons committed for trial at the G.Q.S. in April 1826.  1826 Apr. 11
ZQS/E1826/58 OATH of Elizabeth Jones of Cefnmaelan giving evidence against Elizabeth Rees, accused of stealing half a bushel of potatoes.  1826 Jan. 17
ZQS/E1826/59 STATEMENT of Hugh Owen, of Machynlleth, attorney, and Richard Edwards, acting overseer, of pa. Towyn in the case of the appeal by Arthur Jones against an Order of Filiation.  1826 Apr. 7
ZQS/E1826/60 SACREMENT CERTIFICATE that Edward Jones of Maescamlan received the Sacrement of the Lords Supper at Mallwyd, pa. Church.  1826 Apr. 2
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