William Humberstone,was charged with being drunk whilst in charge of a horse and van.
Read more Drunken woman in charge of handcart and a child.
Read more David William Perkins, of 22 Parkland Road, Bengeo, was charged with being drunk in charge of a steam motor lorry, at Stevenage, on the evening of 15th October.
Read more Drunk while in charge of a horse and carrriage
Read more Dorothy Burton Rowley, daughter of the Rev. G.C.A. Rowley, was summoned for driving a motor car without a licence.
Read more Pathe footage of lorry on motorway.
Read more Mr Lionel Gerard Ames (24), of Welwyn, and of the Drive Mansions, Fulham, was charged with being drunk in charge of a motor-car in Piccadilly Circus.
Read more Robert Dearman , of 98, Burford Street, Hoddesdon , pleaded guilty to riding a bicycle without a light at Hoddesdon on September 28th.
Read more Section B Reservist, Gunner 205985, Royal Horse Artillery who died from fever on the 7th March 1917.
Read more Henry Johnson was summoned for driving a motor-car at an excessive speed on the road between Ware and Standon
Read more On 17th July 1925, Pc William Gatehouse died in the course of his duties at Royston. Ninety two years on, Andy Wiseman (Hertfordshire Constabulary Historical Society) looks at the events of that fateful day.
Read more An army wagon ran into a horse and cart, breaking a window.
Read more Officer killed on duty in St Albans in 1924 when crushed by a passing lorry
Read more William Barnard, of Waltham Abbey, was summoned for being drunk in charge of a pony and trap
Read more Manslaughter conviction after crash involving 2 mail coaches racing each other near St Albans.
Read more 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 Mr Aram M Papazian, appeared at Biggleswade Sessions to answer a summons for failing to produce his motor-car licence when called upon to do so.
Read more John A. Littlewood, an instructor in woodwork under the Herts. County Council, of The Views, Stansted, was summoned at Harlow Bench on Saturday for having a light on a motor-bicycle of greater brilliancy than was necessary.
Read more Ernest Benjamin Dutch, motor driver, of Hoddesdon, was summoned for carrying lights on a motor-car of greater brightness than necessary
Read more Motor-cycle visitor from Enfield argues, unsuccessfully, that his speed in Fore Street was excessive.
Read more Photo of P.C. William Henry Hussey and the seized motor vehicle. Arrest took place on the 8th September 1922.
Read more Chauffeur fined £5 in his absence for speeding.
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