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Y Cyhuddedig
Y Drosedd
Y Manylion
O ffeil: 4/46/3
Dogfen: 7 1
Jul 26, 1735
Trosedd

Dinbych, Ruabon

Owning a gun and two setting dogs whilst being unqualified to do so. No indictment. mwy

Categori'r drosedd: Others
Trosedd penodol: Poaching and other offences against the Game Laws

Cyhuddedig
John Williams, Yeoman
Dinbych, Ruabon
Plea:
Erlynydd
Unspecified
Canlyniad

Dedfryd:

Cosb:

Eraill:
W, Ep

  • 1 Mae manylion am drosedd ar gael ond nid oes cyhuddiad. Gydag achosion fel hyn nodir 'No indictment' ym maes 'Troseddau: manylion pellach'.
O ffeil: 4/46/3
Dogfen: 17
Apr 30, 1736
Trosedd

Dinbych, Chirk

Theft of cut timber owned by the parish mwy

Categori'r drosedd: Larcenies
Trosedd penodol: Theft of cut / growing timber

Cyhuddedig
Aaron Edwards, Parish clerk
Dinbych, Chirk
Plea:
Erlynydd
Rev. Robert Roberts, clergyman
Canlyniad

Dedfryd:
No true bill.

Cosb:

Eraill:
E, R

O ffeil: 4/46/3
Dogfen: 1
May 20, 1736
Trosedd

Dinbych, Wrexham

Assault. mwy

Categori'r drosedd: Offences against the person (excluding sexual offences)
Trosedd penodol: Assault (including wounding, but not malicious wounding)

Cyhuddedig
Thomas Cope, Yeoman
Dinbych, Wrexham
Plea:
Erlynydd
Walter Clement, gent.
Canlyniad

Dedfryd:

Cosb:

Eraill:
Al

O ffeil: 4/46/3
Dogfen: 15
Jun 2, 1736
Trosedd

Dinbych, Chirk

Murder of Joseph Rogers, churchwarden, prosecutor's husband by beating him with a stick. A public notice had been read out by Aaron Edwards, Chirk, parish clerk, in the churchyard. It had been sent via John Myddleton of Chirk Castle's steward, stating that he, John Myddleton, was not responsible for the prisoner's credit. The parish clerk refused to write down on paper his wording of the notice at the request of the vicar, Rev. Robert Roberts and the prisoner. An affray ensued culminating in the death of John Rogers who had tried to prevent the proceedings. mwy

Categori'r drosedd: Offences against the person (excluding sexual offences)
Trosedd penodol: Murder

Cyhuddedig
David Whitley, Upholsterer
Dinbych, Chirk
Plea: Not guilty.
Erlynydd
Sarah Rogers, Chirk, widow
Canlyniad

Dedfryd:
Guilty of manslaughter.

Cosb:
To be burned in the hand

Eraill:
R, E, Iq, J

O ffeil: 4/46/3
Dogfen: 2
Jun 21, 1736
Trosedd

Dinbych, Wrexham

Perjury at the Court of Exchequer - that the prosecutor had struck and assaulted prisoner's son, Edward Jones, aged 17, whilst delivering a summons to the prisoner and his wife, and his denial of threatening to kill prosecutor with his sword. His wife indicted separately for the fact - see no. 3 in this file. mwy

Categori'r drosedd: Others
Trosedd penodol: Perjury / persuading / suborning to commit perjury

Cyhuddedig
George Jones, Unspecified
Dinbych, Wrexham
Plea:
Erlynydd
Robert Hughes
Canlyniad

Dedfryd:

Cosb:

O ffeil: 4/46/3
Dogfen: 3
Jun 21, 1736
Trosedd

Dinbych, Wrexham

Perjury at the Court of Exchequer - that the prosecutor had struck and assaulted prisoner's son, Edward Jones, aged 17, whilst delivering a summons to the prisoner and her husband, and her denial of throwing stones at him whilst her husband threatened to kill him. Her husband indicted separately for the fact - see no. 2 in this file. mwy

Categori'r drosedd: Others
Trosedd penodol: Perjury / persuading / suborning to commit perjury

Cyhuddedig
Alice Jones, Married
Dinbych, Wrexham
Plea:
Erlynydd
Robert Hughes
Canlyniad

Dedfryd:

Cosb:

O ffeil: 4/46/3
Dogfen: 16
Aug 6, 1736
Trosedd

Dinbych, Marchwiail

Assault. mwy

Categori'r drosedd: Offences against the person (excluding sexual offences)
Trosedd penodol: Assault (including wounding, but not malicious wounding)

Cyhuddedig
John Davies, Yeoman
Dinbych, Marchwiail
Plea:
Erlynydd
William Novett
Canlyniad

Dedfryd:
No true bill.

Cosb: