Cymraeg
The Accused
The Crime
The Details
From file: 4/634/1
Document: 9
Dec 1, 1812
Crime

Glamorgan, Merthyr Tydfil

Theft of yeast. more

Offence type: Larcenies
Specific offence: Theft of alcoholic drinks, including foodstuffs to make such drinks

Accused
William Gay, Labourer
Glamorgan, Merthyr Tydfil
Plea: Not guilty.
Prosecutor
John Williams & David Bryant, Merthyr Tydfi
Result

Verdict:
Not guilty.

Punishment:

Other:
Ca., R

From file: 4/832/1
Document: 10
Dec 3, 1812
Crime

Pembroke, Narberth

Theft from a shop of wearing apparel, cloth and hempen bags on market day. Her husband indicted with receiving the same. Prisoner aged 38. more

Offence type: Larcenies
Specific offence: Theft from shops / standings in markets or fairs / from hawkers

Accused
Mary Williams, Married
Carmarthen, Eglwys Gymyn
Plea: Not guilty.
Prosecutor
John Lewis, Narberth, shopkeeper
Result

Verdict:
Guilty.1

Punishment:
Fined 1/- and 9 months imprisonment2

Other:
R, Ca, J

  • 1 Verdict added from related document(s) outside the records of the Great Sessions, usually the Criminal Registers in the National Archives.
  • 2 Sentence added from related document(s) outside the records of the Great Sessions, usually the Criminal Registers in the National Archives.
From file: 4/832/1
Document: 1000
Dec 3, 1812
Crime

Pembroke, Narberth

Receiving stolen goods from his wife. Doct. no. is notional, the charge is on the indictment against the principal, ie his wife, no. 10 in this file.Prisoner aged 32. more

Offence type: Capital offences against property
Specific offence: Receiving stolen goods (both felonies and larcenies)

Accused
Phillip Williams, Husbandman
Carmarthen, Eglwys Gymyn
Plea: Not guilty.
Prosecutor
John Lewis, Narberth, shopkeeper
Result

Verdict:
Not guilty.1

Punishment:

Other:
R, Ca, J

  • 1 Verdict added from related document(s) outside the records of the Great Sessions, usually the Criminal Registers in the National Archives.
From file: 4/633/7
Document: 27
Dec 10, 1812
Crime

Glamorgan, Eglwysilan

Breaking and entering prosecutor's house and stealing wearing apparel and household goods. Prisoner aged 18. more

Offence type: Capital offences against property
Specific offence: Breaking & entering

Accused
Catherine Harry, Spinster
Glamorgan, Eglwysilan
Plea:
Prosecutor
Margaret Jones
Result

Verdict:
No prosecution, convicted on another indict

Punishment:

Other:
Ca.

From file: 4/633/7
Document: 30
Dec 10, 1812
Crime

Glamorgan, Eglwysilan

Breaking and entering the house of Margaret Jones and stealing wearing apparel and household goods belonging to prosecutor. Prisoner aged 18. more

Offence type: Capital offences against property
Specific offence: Breaking & entering

Accused
Catherine Harry, Spinster
Glamorgan, Eglwysilan
Plea: Not guilty.
Prosecutor
Anne Jones, Eglwysilan, spinster
Result

Verdict:
Guilty of stealing only to the value of 5/-

Punishment:
2 years imprisonment in solitary confinement

Other:
Ca., R, I/Cp, I, Ca. (in 4/633/8)

From file: 4/199/7
Document: 4
Dec 13, 1812
Crime

Montgomery, Guilsfield

Breaking and entering the dwelling house of the prosecutor and Mary Edwards, spinster and stealing food, geese and a trunk belonging to them and a person unknown. more

Offence type: Capital offences against property
Specific offence: Breaking & entering

Accused
Jane Rowlands, Singlewoman
Montgomery, Guilsfield
Plea: Not guilty.
Prosecutor
Elizabeth Mytton
Result

Verdict:
Not guilty.1

Punishment:

  • 1 Verdict added from related document(s) outside the records of the Great Sessions, usually the Criminal Registers in the National Archives.
From file: 4/199/7
Document: 4
Dec 13, 1812
Crime

Montgomery, Guilsfield

Breaking and entering the dwelling house of the prosecutor and Mary Edwards, spinster and stealing food, geese and a trunk belonging to them and a person unknown. more

Offence type: Capital offences against property
Specific offence: Breaking & entering

Accused
Edward Rogers, Labourer
Montgomery, Guilsfield
Plea: Not guilty.
Prosecutor
Elizabeth Mytton
Result

Verdict:
Not guilty.1

Punishment:

  • 1 Verdict added from related document(s) within Great Sessions records other than Gaol Files.
From file: 4/199/7
Document: 7
Dec 14, 1812
Crime

Montgomery, Guilsfield

Receiving stolen goods - a goose belonging to the prosecutor and Mary Edwards. more

Offence type: Capital offences against property
Specific offence: Receiving stolen goods (both felonies and larcenies)

Accused
Jane Rowlands, Singlewoman
Montgomery, Guilsfield
Plea: Not guilty.
Prosecutor
Elizabeth Mytton
Result

Verdict:
Not guilty.

Punishment:

From file: 4/762/1
Document: 9
Dec 17, 1812
Crime

Carmarthen, Carmarthen

Theft of personal goods, a watch. more

Offence type: Larcenies
Specific offence: Theft of personal goods (mainly wearing apparel, money and watches)

Accused
Robert Randel, Labourer
Carmarthen, Carmarthen
Plea:
Prosecutor
John Jones, Carmarthen,, victualler
Result

Verdict:

Punishment:

Other:
R

From file: 4/762/1
Document: 9
Dec 17, 1812
Crime

Carmarthen, Carmarthen

Theft of personal goods, a watch. more

Offence type: Larcenies
Specific offence: Theft of personal goods (mainly wearing apparel, money and watches)

Accused
William Newton, Labourer
Carmarthen, Carmarthen
Plea:
Prosecutor
John Jones, Carmarthen,, victualler
Result

Verdict:

Punishment:

Other:
R

From file: 4/762/1
Document: 9
Dec 17, 1812
Crime

Carmarthen, Carmarthen

Theft of personal goods, a watch. more

Offence type: Larcenies
Specific offence: Theft of personal goods (mainly wearing apparel, money and watches)

Accused
Joseph Broughton, Labourer
Carmarthen, Carmarthen
Plea:
Prosecutor
John Jones, Carmarthen,, victualler
Result

Verdict:

Punishment:

Other:
R

From file: 4/69/8
Document: 2
Dec 28, 1812
Crime

Denbigh, Wrexham

Theft of wearing apparel and cloth. more

Offence type: Larcenies
Specific offence: Theft of personal goods (mainly wearing apparel, money and watches)

Accused
Susan Miles, Married
Denbigh, Wrexham
Plea: Not guilty.
Prosecutor
John Jones
Result

Verdict:
Guilty.

Punishment:
Prays benefit of clergy, 2 years imprisonment with hard labour in the House of Correc