Trosedd
Fflint, Erbistock
Forcible entry into the house of Thomas Salusbury, esq. sheriff of co. Denb. now deceased, prosecutors' brother, to remove goods in lieu of debt. The sisters were coerced to sign a memorandum; their servant William Roberts unlawfully imprisoned. Indictment torn and faint. mwy
Categori'r drosedd:
Others
Trosedd penodol:
Forcible entry / ejectment and related offences
Cyhuddedig
John Williams, BailiffDinbych, Wrexham
Plea:
Erlynydd
Mary Salusbury & Catherine Salusbury, WrexhCanlyniad
Trosedd
Fflint, Erbistock
Forcible entry into the house of Thomas Salusbury, esq. sheriff of co. Denb. now deceased, prosecutors' brother, to remove goods in lieu of debt. The sisters were coerced to sign a memorandum; their servant William Roberts unlawfully imprisoned. Indictment torn and faint. mwy
Categori'r drosedd:
Others
Trosedd penodol:
Forcible entry / ejectment and related offences
Cyhuddedig
John Wilkinson, BailiffDinbych, Wrexham
Plea:
Erlynydd
Mary Salusbury & Catherine Salusbury, WrexhCanlyniad
Trosedd
Fflint, Erbistock
Forcible entry into the house of Thomas Salusbury, esq. sheriff of co. Denb. now deceased, prosecutors' brother, to remove goods in lieu of debt. The sisters were coerced to sign a memorandum; their servant William Roberts unlawfully imprisoned. Indictment torn and faint. mwy
Categori'r drosedd:
Others
Trosedd penodol:
Forcible entry / ejectment and related offences
Cyhuddedig
Bryan Blackwell, BailiffDinbych, Wrexham
Plea:
Erlynydd
Mary Salusbury & Catherine Salusbury, WrexhCanlyniad
Trosedd
Fflint, Erbistock
Forcible entry into the house of Thomas Salusbury, esq. sheriff of co. Denb. now deceased, prosecutors' brother, to remove goods in lieu of debt. The sisters were coerced to sign a memorandum; their servant William Roberts unlawfully imprisoned. Indictment torn and faint. mwy
Categori'r drosedd:
Others
Trosedd penodol:
Forcible entry / ejectment and related offences
Cyhuddedig
Daniel Jones, BailiffDinbych, Wrexham
Plea:
Erlynydd
Mary Salusbury & Catherine Salusbury, WrexhCanlyniad
Trosedd
Fflint, Erbistock
Forcible entry into the house of Thomas Salusbury, esq. sheriff of co. Denb. now deceased, prosecutors' brother, to remove goods in lieu of debt. The sisters were coerced to sign a memorandum; their servant William Roberts unlawfully imprisoned. Indictment torn and faint. mwy
Categori'r drosedd:
Others
Trosedd penodol:
Forcible entry / ejectment and related offences
Cyhuddedig
John Jones, Gent.Amhenodol, Unspecified
Plea:
Erlynydd
Mary Salusbury & Catherine Salusbury, WrexhCanlyniad
Trosedd
Fflint, Erbistock
Forcible entry into the house of Thomas Salusbury, esq. sheriff of co. Denb. now deceased, prosecutors' brother, to remove goods in lieu of debt. The sisters were coerced to sign a memorandum; their servant William Roberts unlawfully imprisoned. Indictment torn and faint. mwy
Categori'r drosedd:
Others
Trosedd penodol:
Forcible entry / ejectment and related offences
Cyhuddedig
John Jones, YeomanAmhenodol, Unspecified
Plea:
Erlynydd
Mary Salusbury & Catherine Salusbury, WrexhCanlyniad
Trosedd
Fflint, Rhuddlan
Theft of fish from prosecutor's net laid across the river Clwyd. mwy
Categori'r drosedd:
Larcenies
Trosedd penodol:
Theft of fish
Cyhuddedig
Hugh Jones, LabourerFflint, St Asaph, co. Flint
Plea:
Erlynydd
John Goffe, Rhuddlan, gardenerCanlyniad
Dedfryd:
No true bill.
Cosb:
Eraill:
R, E, Ca
Trosedd
Fflint, Mold
Riot and assault. Partisan feelings were running high in1734 when Sir John Glynne and Sir George Wynne ran a bitter campaign to win votes for borough election to Parliament. Prosecutor had been recognized as 'a Glynne' and assaulted, together with John Bill, Mold, glazier, by a group of men whilst on their way home from Flint. Roger Lewis, Northop, gent. implicated but not indicted. See also Peter D. G. Thomas, 'Sir George Wynne and the Flint Borough Elections of 1727 to 1741', Flintshire Historical Society, Vol 20, (1962) mwy
Categori'r drosedd:
Riots and other public order offences
Trosedd penodol:
Riot and assault
Cyhuddedig
Robert Bond, UnspecifiedFflint, Northop
Plea: Not guilty.
Erlynydd
Thomas Williams, Mold, joinerCanlyniad
Trosedd
Fflint, Mold
Riot and assault. Partisan feelings were running high in1734 when Sir John Glynne and Sir George Wynne ran a bitter campaign to win votes for borough election to Parliament. Prosecutor had been recognized as 'a Glynne' and assaulted, together with John Bill, Mold, glazier, by a group of men whilst on their way home from Flint. Roger Lewis, Northop, gent. implicated but not indicted. See also Peter D. G. Thomas, 'Sir George Wynne and the Flint Borough Elections of 1727 to 1741', Flintshire Historical Society, Vol 20, (1962). mwy
Categori'r drosedd:
Riots and other public order offences
Trosedd penodol:
Riot and assault
Cyhuddedig
Peter Jones, YeomanFflint, Northop
Plea: Not guilty.
Erlynydd
Thomas Williams, Mold, joinerCanlyniad
Trosedd
Fflint, Mold
Riot and assault. Partisan feelings were running high in1734 when Sir John Glynne and Sir George Wynne ran a bitter campaign to win votes for borough election to Parliament. Prosecutor had been recognized as 'a Glynne' and assaulted, together with John Bill, Mold, glazier by a group of men whilst on their way home from Flint. Thomas Bryan, Mold, constable, was issued with a warrant to arrest the prisoner, who was taking part in an interlude or anterliwt. The prisoner 'jumped off the stage and drew his sword', and urged by others present to run away. The constable was threatened with a stoning if he followed him. Roger Lewis, Northop, gent, implicated but not indicted. See also Peter D. G. Thomas, 'Sir George Wynne and the Flint Borough Elections of 1727 to 1741', Flintshire Historical Society, Vol 20 (1962). mwy
Categori'r drosedd:
Riots and other public order offences
Trosedd penodol:
Riot and assault
Cyhuddedig
Richard Jones, CollierFflint, Northop
Plea: Not guilty.
Erlynydd
Thomas Williams, Mold, joinerCanlyniad
Trosedd
Fflint, Mold
Riot and assault. Partisan feelings were running high in1734 when Sir John Glynne and Sir George Wynne ran a bitter campaign to win votes for borough election to Parliament. Prosecutor had been recognized as 'a Glynne' and assaulted, together with John Bill, Mold, glazier, by a group of men whilst on their way home from Flint. Roger Lewis, Northop, gent. implicated but not indicted. See also Peter D. G. Thomas, 'Sir George Wynne and the Flint Borough Elections of 1727 to 1741', Flintshire Historical Society, Vol 20, (1962). mwy
Categori'r drosedd:
Riots and other public order offences
Trosedd penodol:
Riot and assault
Cyhuddedig
Humphrey Roberts, Servant 1Fflint, Northop
Plea: Not guilty.
Erlynydd
Thomas Williams, Mold, joinerCanlyniad
Trosedd
Fflint, Mold
Riot and assault. Partisan feelings were running high in1734 when Sir John Glynne and Sir George Wynne ran a bitter campaign to win votes for borough election to Parliament. Prosecutor had been recognized as 'a Glynne' and assaulted, together with John Bill, Mold, glazier, by a group of men whilst on their way home from Flint. Roger Lewis, Northop, gent. implicated but not indicted. See also Peter D. G. Thomas, 'Sir George Wynne and the Flint Borough Elections of 1727 to 1741', Flintshire Historical Society, Vol 20, (1962). mwy
Categori'r drosedd:
Riots and other public order offences
Trosedd penodol:
Riot and assault
Cyhuddedig
Richard Bond, YeomanFflint, Northop
Plea: Not guilty.