Drunken woman who had "behaved well during previous terms of probation" wishes the Bench a 'Merry Christmas', after being bound over.
Read more John Day was fined £3, and bound over for the sum of £10, for assaulting his wife, again. He had been fined before for the same offence.
Read more Eliza Ellingham (58) was remanded on a charge of murdering her husband in 1918 but was deemed unfit to make a plea
Read more Joseph Hubbard was charged with assaulting Arthur Knight at Hitchin.
Read more Abraham and Sophia Grey, both gypsies, were summoned for being unlawfully found in possession of 63 partridge eggs and 24 pheasant eggs.
Read more Alfred Kirby Burling of Cheshunt Lock was charged with assaulting Inspector Draper, of Hoddesdon.
Read more William Gray, tailor, of Hitchin, was charged with being drunk and disorderly and also of assaulting P.c. Robinson.
Read more A violent drunken man or a fallen drunken woman?
Read more Walter Goodchild assaulted an officer on Christmas Day, and was fined accordingly.
Read more The story of the last Highwayman alleged to have been hung at the scene of his crime.
Read more Landlord reaches out for the moral high ground.
Read more Charles Day, 24, and Edward Swallow, 25, assaulted PC Lawrence severely.
Read more Bert Sharp, when caught poaching in the woods with a gun, fired and wounded the gamekeeper.
Read more Alfred Livings (11), Gilbert Faint (14), Leslie Faint (10), and Charles Rogers (12), all residing at Flamstead End, were summoned for assaulting Percy Waller.
Read more George Wood, of Sawbridgeworth, was summoned for assaulting William Webb, of Perry Green, Much Hadham.
Read more A tragic case of Infanticide by unmarried parents.
Read more Benjamin Cordwell, of Star Street, Ware, was summoned for assaulting his wife, Elizabeth.
Read more Private Henry Woods, a soldier, of Hatfield, pleaded guilty to assaulting S.C. Henry Richard Taylor during an air raid.
Read more Hertfordshire Police Historical Society This Week In History. 14th to 20th January 14/1/1843 Hertford Mercury and Reformer 14th of January 1843 Reports of Chief Constables It will be recollected that the Marquis of Salisbury, at the late quarter sessions, objected to the report of the Chief Constable, on account of its furnishing a comparative statement of the cases of sheep stealing ...
Read more Hertfordshire Police Historical Society. This Week In History. 8/1/1925 Commendation. The action of Constable Edward T Pennicott 152 “C” in stopping a runaway horse in Queens Road, Watford on Thursday, 1 January 1925, has been brought to the notice of the Chief Constable. The report shows that the constable to of acted promptly and with courage and the Chief ...
Read more William Varsey (19), a gardener, was charged with feloniously wounding Sarah Varney, his wife, with intent to kill her.
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