In the early hours of Thursday 7 June a fire broke out at Wallfields House, Hertford.
Read more Child rescued from bottom of 40 foot disused well.
Read more A man was lying seriously ill by the side of the road near the Fiddle siding.
Read more Photos of the flooding of the Lea valley in September 1968. Local Officers had to use their initiative to deal with the problems.
Read more Harry Cooledge, Stephen Matthews, and Thomas Taylor, all of Essendon, and William Francis and Joseph Francis, of Howe Green, Little Berkhamstead, were summoned for gaming with cards.
Read more Harry Cooledge, Stephen Matthews, and Thomas Taylor, of Essendon, and William and Joseph Francis, of Howe Green, were summoned for gambling with cards.
Read more Thomas Ansell, William Trundell and William Andrews were caught gambling on the public highway.
Read more Herbert Draper, Sidney Harris, and Arthur Smith, all lads residing at Potter's Heath, pleaded guilty to a charge of gaming with cards.
Read more A terrific explosion shook Hemel Hempstead and Apsley causing much damage, and three local brigades turned out to fight the ensuing fire.
Read more Jack the Ripper left London and attended Harpenden for a few days before mysteriously disapearing.
Read more John William Smalley, of the Salisbury Crest Inn, Essendon, was summoned for keeping open his licensed premises to a member of His Majesty's forces after the hour of 9 p.m..
Read more Gordon thanked the magistrates for his three months sentence
Read more Chimpanzee & Koala Bear prints could be confused with humans.
Read more A police patrol car driver was cleared of a charge of driving without due care and attention.
Read more Some excitement was occasioned in the early hours of Monday morning, when the police were informed that a suffragette had been found inside the Old Town Hall
Read more A group of young men were charged with playing cards on a footpath in Green Lanes, Ware, on August 19th.
Read more John Wright, 37, of the Folly, and William Lawrence, 29, of 4 Davies Street, greengrocers, were summoned for obstructing the highway.
Read more Edgar Monk, Edward Hardy, Henry Smith, Victor Slater and Frank Garley, lads, admitted obstructing the free passage of the highway.
Read more William H. Hopkins, 63 Railway Street, was summoned for obstructing the police whilst in the execution of their duty.
Read more Herbert Street, labourer, of Railway Street, was charged with obstructing the police.
Read more George Hart had an Order made against him for not paying fees due to the Industrial Schools that his children attended
Read more Men summoned for gaming with cards on a public footpath.
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