Four carmen in the employ of the Hertford Brewery were summoned for leaving their horses and carts unattended on the highway at Stevenage.
Read more Officers shown are Len Little, Clive Knapp, Joanne Yates
Read more William Marks, of Watford, was fined 10 shillings, including costs, for leaving a horse and cart unattended.
Read more On Tuesday the 19th of December 1916, P.C. Eames received a message at 1.15 p.m. from Superintendent Sullivan which instructed him to attend an incident at London Road, where a horse had fallen down near the entrance of the Railway Station. When he arrived he found a horse, which was owned by Clifford Herbert Andrews ...
Read more At about 3.15 p.m. P.C. Springett was on duty at Bridge Inn crossroads, when a soldier riding his horse along South Street approached the crossroads. His horse then became spooked, and reared up sending the rider flying backwards and the horse ended up falling on him. He was examined on site by Major Henderson and ...
Read more Henry John Bullard, 35, labourer, pleaded not guilty to an indictment for stealing a bay gelding.
Read more William Henry Frederick Johnson (29), labourer, was charged with breaking and entering at Much Hadham and stealing a dead fowl and other articles and 3 shillings in money.
Read more P.C. William Henry Hussey joined the Royal Horse artillery during World War One; ‘The Great War’. Taken Prisoner Of War on the 30th November 1917 during the Battle of Cambrai. Taken to Dulmen prison camp in Germany.
Read more Thomas Hawkins, a dealer, was charged with cruelly beating a pony by striking it over the head with a board. Alfred Archer, the owner of the pony, was also charged with allowing the pony to be worked whilst in an unfit condition.
Read more Frank Brand, a timber handler, of the Lamb and Flag, Colliers End, was summoned for failing to notify a case of parasitic mange.
Read more George Turpin (16) was fined a guinea for cruel treatment to his horse.
Read more The 'Stevenage twins', Albert Ebenezer Fox and Ebenezer Albert Fox, were together charged with stealing eight fowls
Read more John Rosademora, an organ grinder, was charged with causing cruelty and ill-treatment to a donkey by working it whilst it was in an unfit condition
Read more “Henry Reed, a noted butcher of 15 Castle Street, Hertford, reported that he had, for the Christmas trade, received the choicest pigs, geese, ducks, fowls and rabbits, but also 320 turkeys from different suppliers, one of whom was Mr Brooks of Jepps Farm.”
Read more Lizzie Caine (47), of Bury Green, Little Hadham, was summoned for keeping a dog without a licence.
Read more Aaron White (52), labourer, of Little Hadham, was charged with keeping a dog without having taken out a licence.
Read more John Harvey (35), engine driver, of Hatfield, was summoned for keeping a dog without a licence.
Read more Two lads, Eric N. Reed and Percy Brown, of Walkern, were charged with maiming a tame duck.
Read more Samuel George Draper, of Bennington, was summoned for stealing two fowls.
Read more Ernest Ashby, of Digswell, summoned for leading a bull without a pole at Welwyn.
Read more Edward Welch did not manage to prevent his "rather wild" cattle from running up Fore Street, Church Lane, and Bell Lane. He was fined accordingly.
Read more Frederick Charles Hughes, 35, of Kilburn, an omnibus conductor, was charged with feloniously stealing two fowls.
Read more William Usborne, a malt maker of Newpath, Bishop's Stortford was knocked down by a pony and trap.
Read more Chimpanzee & Koala Bear prints could be confused with humans.
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