Lanark & District Museum–Photo
Return of Convictions to March, 1870
Selling Liquor Contrary to the Law
Michael Brennan, $20 fine
Assault and Battery:
John S. Coombs, charges brought by William Kyle, fined $4
William Kyle, charges brought by John S. Coombs, fined $4
George Palmer, Jr., charges brought by William Acheson, fined $2
Simon McVettie, charges brought by John Robertson, fined $1
James Smart, charges brought by Margaret Smart, fined $1
Selling Liquor Without a License:
Edward Kennedy, fined $40
Drunk and Disorderly
Bridget Laducier, 21 days in jail
Lanark & District Museum–Photo
Return of Convictions for the Period Ending June 30 1870
Assault and Battery:
- Cochland & J. Mahar, charges brought byMichael Morrison, fined $5 each.
James Ward, charges brought by Cornelius Murphy, fined $15
Dennis O’Brien, charges brought by Benjamin Watson, fined $2
John Scott, charges brought by Thomas Morrison, fined $19
William G. Tully, charges brought by John Tully, fined $3
James Hughes, charges brought by Elizabeth Walker, fined $6
John Baryman, charges brought by M. Baryman and Samuel Charles, fined $19.
Peter McEwen, charges brought by Christina McEwen, fined $4
William Cavanaugh, charges brought by William Tweedy, fined $16
June McCaig, charges brought by Mary Copeland, fined $1
Assault:
Adam Craig, charges brought by John McFarlane, fined twenty cents
Susan Love, and Edwin Love, charges brought by Mary Robinson, fined $1 each
Assault and Battery and P. Haley and Breach of Trespass:
John Hourigan, fined $1
Trespass
Thomas Elliott, did not pay, fine, twenty days in jail at hard labor
Indecent Language
Thomas Nixon, William Jennings, Donald Campbell, William O’Brien, John Moore, charges brought by Janet McQuattie, fined $1 each.
Assaulting a Child
Mary Robinson, charges brought by Edwin Love, fined $1
Malicious Injury to Property:
Stewart McFarland, charges brought by Robert Elliott, fined $5.25.
Allow Hogs to Run at Large:
A.C. Craig, fined 25 cents
Trespass:
Aaron Derrick, Edward Beeman, James Whalen, charges brought by B. Merrick, fined $2.50 each.
Insulting Language
John Murray, charges brought by Patrick Conlin, fined $1
Obstructing a Road
John Murray, fined $1
Throwing a Snowball is Going to Cost you $1- Your Convictions of 1898
To Steal a Barge on Ebb’s Bay— Your Convictions of 1897
Step Right Up- Here are Your Family Convictions-September, 1894
Breach of the Town Bylaws and Other Convictions.. Sept. 11 1888
Justice of the Peace Convictions for the County of Lanark–July 17, 1885
Assault Abusive Language and Bridget McNee
The Notorious Bridget McGee of Perth
Down at the Old Perth Gaol
Justice of the Peace Convictions for the County of Lanark–Dec. 13, 1898-Who Do You Know?
Auctionering Without a License and Pigs on the Loose
Going to the Chapel –Drummond Whalen and Johnson of Carleton Place
“One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer” in Lanark County
Jailhouse Rock in Lanark County Part 2
The Drunken Desperados of Carleton Place
The Young Offenders of Lanark County