Crime
Montgomery, Llanfyllin
Theft from the dwelling house of Richard Davies, innholder, of food, blended corn, and a bag which the prosecutor had bought at the former's house. more
Offence type:
Capital offences against property
Specific offence:
Theft from dwelling house
Accused
Morris Ellis, LabourerMontgomery, Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, co. Mont. 1
Plea: Not guilty.
Prosecutor
Thomas Jones, Llanwddyn, innholderResult
Verdict:
Guilty.
Punishment:
Prays benefit of clergy, to be whipped and imprisoned for 3 months2
Other:
Al, E, R
Crime
Radnor, Presteigne
Riot and assault. more
Offence type:
Riots and other public order offences
Specific offence:
Riot and assault
Accused
William Davies, YeomanRadnor, Presteigne
Plea:
Prosecutor
Thomas YoungResult
Verdict:
No true bill.
Punishment:
Crime
Radnor, Presteigne
Riot and assault. Indicted with his son. more
Offence type:
Riots and other public order offences
Specific offence:
Riot and assault
Accused
William Davies, YeomanRadnor, Presteigne
Plea:
Prosecutor
Thomas YoungResult
Verdict:
No true bill.
Punishment:
Crime
Radnor, Presteigne
Riot and assault. more
Offence type:
Riots and other public order offences
Specific offence:
Riot and assault
Accused
James Miles, UnspecifiedRadnor, Presteigne
Plea:
Prosecutor
Thomas YoungResult
Verdict:
No true bill.
Punishment:
Crime
Radnor, Presteigne
Riot and assault. more
Offence type:
Riots and other public order offences
Specific offence:
Riot and assault
Accused
Rebecca Davies, SpinsterRadnor, Presteigne
Plea:
Prosecutor
Thomas YoungResult
Verdict:
No true bill.
Punishment:
Crime
Denbigh, Wrexham
Seditious libel by publishing a pamphlet entitled 'The Principles of Government in a Dialogue between a Scholar and a Peasant", retitled "The Principles of Government in a Dialogue between a Gentleman and a Farmer", in 1783. The pamphlet had been written by the prisoner's eminent brother-in-law, Sir William Jones. Prisoner supported in defending the indictment by the Society for Constitutional Information of which his brother-in-law was a member. As it was possible that the jury had been biased by the circulation of another pamphlet ( included in this file ) on the subject of the role of jurors, the trial was moved to Shrewsbury and took place in August 1784. See NLW MSS 2598C for copies of the pamphlets and the court proceedings at Wrexham and at Shrewsbury. No indictment. See also 4/60/3/5. See also A. Cynfael Lake, 'Rhai ystyriaethau pellach ynghylch awduraeth 'Yr Anterliwt Goll', NLWJ Cyfrol 27 (1992); Emyr Wyn Jones, 'Yr Anterliwt Goll.....(LL.G.C. 1984 ); and Emyr Wyn Jones, 'Diocesan Discord, a family affair, St Asaph, 1779-1786'; [Emyr Wyn Jones], 1988. more
Offence type:
Offences against the State and against the currency
Specific offence:
Sedition (including seditious intent to incite)
Accused
Rev. William Dav Shipley, Clergyman/Dean of St AsaphDenbigh, Henllan
Plea: Not guilty.
Prosecutor
William Jones, Ruthin, attorney/under sheriResult
Verdict:
Punishment:
Other:
P, A, M, Wa, Pamphlet
Crime
Brecon, Defynnog
Theft of a gun belonging to prosecutor, prisoner's employer. more
Offence type:
Larcenies
Specific offence:
Theft of firearms
Accused
William Thomas, YeomanBrecon, Llywel
Plea: Not guilty.
Prosecutor
John Thomas, Defynnog, gentResult
Verdict:
Not guilty.
Punishment:
Other:
E, R, J
Crime
Unspecified, Unspecified
Forgery of a deed, conveying prosecutor's land to prisoner. Deed later taken as credit to buy hops in co. Her. Indictment missing. more
Offence type:
Offences against the State and against the currency
Specific offence:
Forgery
Accused
John David, YeomanCardigan, Llanbadarn Trefeglwys
Plea:
Prosecutor
John Hughes, esq.Result
Crime
Glamorgan, Llangyfelach
Theft of food, wheat and barley belonging to Mary John, Llangyfelach and Jennet Williams from the mill of William Buse, Llangyfelach, miller. No indictment. His sister also suspected. more
Offence type:
Larcenies
Specific offence:
Theft of food, including harvested crops
Accused
John Buse, UnspecifiedGlamorgan, Llangyfelach
Plea:
Prosecutor
UnspecifiedResult
Verdict:
Punishment:
Other:
E, R
Crime
Glamorgan, Llangyfelach
Theft of food, wheat and barley belonging to Mary John, Llangyfelach and Jennet Williams from the mill of William Buse, Llangyfelach, miller. No indictment. Her brother also suspected. more
Offence type:
Larcenies
Specific offence:
Theft of food, including harvested crops
Accused
Cathreen Buse, UnspecifiedGlamorgan, Llangyfelach
Plea:
Prosecutor
UnspecifiedResult
Verdict:
Punishment:
Other:
E, R
Crime
Meirioneth, Corwen
Assault. more
Offence type:
Offences against the person (excluding sexual offences)
Specific offence:
Assault (including wounding, but not malicious wounding)
Accused
John Jones, YeomanMeirioneth, Corwen
Plea: Not guilty.
Prosecutor
Roger JonesResult
Verdict:
Punishment:
Other:
W, J, P, Al, R
Crime
Carmarthen, Carmarthen
Libel of prosecutor in a work called Lines on J Trot calling him a cheat, polluted with crime a Presbyter devil and other names and including his behaviour as common councilman and chamberlain of Carmarthen. more
Offence type:
Others
Specific offence:
Libel