Court of the Quarter Sessions held at the township of Adolphustown on Thursday, January 30, 1834:

CASE The King on the prosecution of Peter Riley vs. Hugh McGuire
THE CHARGE Forcible entry and detainer
THE JURY Andrew Patterson, foreman; Thomas Bowman, Thomas Davis, Reuben S. Gilbert, Isaac Eaton, George Harvey, Cornelius Palmer, Peter Sanders, Joseph Clark, John Gerow, Anderson Craft, John Dingman
THE PLEA Not guilty
THE WITNESSES David Hirns, William Davis, John Handlin, Alexander Chisholm
THE VERDICT The jury, without retiring from the court say that the defendant is guilty.
SENTENCE Hugh McGuire set to the bar and fined five pounds and costs, to be confined one month in the gaol of Kingston and to stand committed until the fine be paid.

The sources used for the transcribed records of the following pages are microfilm #MS-694 and #MS-730, which may be found at the Archives of Ontario. Because the original records were hand written, mistakes in transcription are always possible. If in doubt, please check the microfilm. These are excerpts from the book transcribed and indexed by Linda Corupe, U.E.~page 72