| Description | PYA/3351 - Return of prisoners for co’s Anglesey, Carnarvon and Merioneth committed for trial at the Court of Great Sessions for the North Wales Circut. 2nd. part
Enclosed:
(i) Letter 18 November 1820 from H. Hobhouse to John Evans requesting that the returns should be recieved immeadiately after the close of each Circuit.
(ii) Letter 21 December 1820 from H.Hobhouse at Whitehall, London to John Evans, Deputy Clerk of the Crown, Carnarvon relating to the conviction of Griffith Roberts for wilful murder in 1816 and Owen Williams for arson in 1819. Both were acquitted but found insane. Both are now declared sane but due to the nature of their crimes the [Home Secretary] cannot advice their release from gaol. |