Cymraeg
The Accused
The Crime
The Details
From file: 4/1006/4
Document: 8
Apr 5, 1762
Crime

Flint, Bangor-on-Dee, co. Fli

Food riot. Boarding a boat of which the prosecutor was the master and seizing and detaining wheat and barley until the prosecutor paid two guineas to relenquish the same. The prisoner and her accomplices were accompanied by colliers, some named, from Ruabon, co. Denb. whose presence had been requested by the inhabitants to prevent the export of corn. On being asked to relenquish their sticks ' several of them declared that it was indifferent to them whether they died by famine or sword' See also no. 11 in 4/1006/3. more

Offence type: Riots and other public order offences
Specific offence: Riots, food (but not theft during a food riot for which see 'theft of food')

Accused
Elizabeth Ralphs, Married
Flint, Bangor-on-Dee, co. Flint
Plea:
Prosecutor
John Richardson, Bangor-on-Dee, boatman
Result

Verdict:

Punishment:

Other:
R, I, A

From file: 4/1006/4
Document: 8
Apr 5, 1762
Crime

Flint, Bangor-on-Dee, co. Fli

Food riot. Boarding a boat of which the prosecutor was the master and seizing and detaining wheat and barley until the prosecutor paid two guineas to relenquish the same. The prisoner and her accomplices were accompanied by colliers, some named, from Ruabon, co. Denb. whose presence had been requested by the inhabitants to prevent the export of corn. On being asked to relenquish their sticks ' several of them declared that it was indifferent to them whether they died by famine or sword' See also no. 11 in 4/1006/3. more

Offence type: Riots and other public order offences
Specific offence: Riots, food (but not theft during a food riot for which see 'theft of food')

Accused
Eleanor Bradley, Married
Flint, Bangor-on-Dee, co. Flint
Plea:
Prosecutor
John Richardson, Bangor-on-Dee, boatman
Result

Verdict:

Punishment:

Other:
R, I, A

From file: 4/1006/4
Document: 8
Apr 5, 1762
Crime

Flint, Bangor-on-Dee, co. Fli

Food riot. Boarding a boat of which the prosecutor was the master and seizing and detaining wheat and barley until the prosecutor paid two guineas to relenquish the same. The prisoner and her accomplices were accompanied by colliers, some named, from Ruabon, co. Denb. whose presence had been requested by the inhabitants to prevent the export of corn. On being asked to relenquish their sticks ' several of them declared that it was indifferent to them whether they died by famine or sword' See also no. 11 in 4/1006/3. more

Offence type: Riots and other public order offences
Specific offence: Riots, food (but not theft during a food riot for which see 'theft of food')

Accused
Mary Lloyd, Spinster
Flint, Bangor-on-Dee, co. Flint
Plea:
Prosecutor
John Richardson, Bangor-on-Dee, boatman
Result

Verdict:

Punishment:

Other:
R, I, A

From file: 4/1006/4
Document: 32 1
Jul 31, 1762
Crime

Flint, Treuddyn

Breaking and entering prosecutor's dwelling house. No indictment. more

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

Accused
John Morris, Unspecified
Unspecified, Unspecified
Plea:
Prosecutor
Jane Jones, Treuddyn, widow
Result

Verdict:

Punishment:

Other:
I, R

  • 1 Details about offence are given but there is no indictment. In such cases 'No indictment' will be included in the 'Crime' field.