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O ffeil: 4/67/2
Dogfen: 12
Jun 15, 1802
Trosedd

Dinbych, Llangollen

Contempt - disregarding the justices' order that the prosecutors be permitted to attend the meetings of a friendly society called the Hand Club (originally meeting at an inn called the Hand ) or Old Club, of which they were full and subscribing members. mwy

Categori'r drosedd: Others
Trosedd penodol: Contempt

Cyhuddedig
Rice Owen, Fuller
Dinbych, Llangollen
Plea:
Erlynydd
John Jones, Llangollen, weaver, & John Evan
Canlyniad

Dedfryd:

Cosb:

O ffeil: 4/67/2
Dogfen: 12
Jun 15, 1802
Trosedd

Dinbych, Llangollen

Contempt - disregarding the justices' order that the prosecutors be permitted to attend the meetings of a friendly society called the Hand Club (originally meeting at an inn called the Hand ) or Old Club, of which they were full and subscribing members. mwy

Categori'r drosedd: Others
Trosedd penodol: Contempt

Cyhuddedig
Edward Williams, Weaver
Dinbych, Llangollen
Plea:
Erlynydd
John Jones, Llangollen, weaver, & John Evan
Canlyniad

Dedfryd:

Cosb:

O ffeil: 4/67/2
Dogfen: 11
Mar 29, 1803
Trosedd

Dinbych, Llanfwrog

Pound breach and rescue of prisoner's horse distrained by the prosecutor for feeding on his close. mwy

Categori'r drosedd: Rescue, harbouring, escaping, returning from transportation
Trosedd penodol: Rescue of livestock

Cyhuddedig
Peter Humphreys, Labourer
Dinbych, Llanfwrog
Plea:
Erlynydd
William Lord Bagot
Canlyniad

Dedfryd:

Cosb:

O ffeil: 4/67/2
Dogfen: 3
Jul 8, 1803
Trosedd

Dinbych, Wrexham

Theft of wearing apparel, a gown, belonging to Frances Allington, prosecutor's sister, from prosecutor's dwelling house. Prisoner employed by the prosecutor. mwy

Categori'r drosedd: Larcenies
Trosedd penodol: Theft of personal goods (mainly wearing apparel, money and watches)

Cyhuddedig
Elizabeth Locke, Servant 1
aka Elizabeth Leeke
Dinbych, Wrexham
Plea: Not guilty.
Erlynydd
Ellis Allington
Canlyniad

Dedfryd:
Guilty.

Cosb:

Eraill:
E, R

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O ffeil: 4/67/2
Dogfen: 1
Oct 19, 1803
Trosedd

Dinbych, Betws-yn-Rhos

Sedition - furthering the division between high and low class by stating in Welsh before local volunteers that if the volunteers were taken out of the country by the great men their heads should be cut off and kicked about like footballs for the matter had never passed parliament. mwy

Categori'r drosedd: Offences against the State and against the currency
Trosedd penodol: Sedition (including seditious intent to incite)

Cyhuddedig
William Thomas, Yeoman
Dinbych, Betws-yn-Rhos
Plea:
Erlynydd
Unspecified
Canlyniad

Dedfryd:

Cosb:

Eraill:
R ( in 4/67/3 )