Arthur Woodard, George Lowin, and Lewis Clark, all of Flamstead End, were summoned for playing pitch and toss in Park Lane, Chestnut.
Read more An alarming fire broke out on Tuesday 12 September 1900 on the back premises of Messrs’ Westrope and Sons, Greengrocers of Market Place, Hertford.
Read more Brown Bacon, of 'The Plough' beerhouse, Flamstead End, Cheshunt, was summoned for selling intoxicationg liquor during prohibited hours.
Read more John Wetmore, of the Old Highway Tavern, Rye Park, was summoned for selling intoxicating liquor in an unsealed vessel to a child under 14 years of age, and Margaret Hammond, of Rye Park, was summoned for sending the child for the liquor.
Read more The Hertford Borough Sessions were held on Thursday before the Mayor (Alderman A. P. Ginn ), Alderman W. Graveson, and Messrs A. S. Gilbertson and W. Burgess.
Read more Police praised for their 'their courage, tact and wonderful restraint.'
Read more Lieutenant Duncan nose-dived his plane, but lived to tell the tale!
Read more Jury disagreed on case of burglary and receiving stolen goods.
Read more Mrs Mary Logsdale, from Hoddesdon, was summoned for selling cigarettes to a child.
Read more The rats just kept eating the food growing on his allotment - there was a financial reward for rat tails.
Read more David Miles, landlord of the Spread Eagle Inn, Amwell End, Ware, was charged with keeping his premises open during prohibited hours.
Read more Stuart Allen, of London, was charged with travelling on the Great Northern Railway from Dunstable to Hatfield without paying for his fare.
Read more Herbert Deards, of Woolmer Green, was charged with trespassing but did not appear in Court.
Read more James Turner, of Holloway, and Harry Broughton, of King's Cross, were charged with unlawfully playing a game of chance, ie the 3-card trick.
Read more Harry Duncombe, of the Boar and Castle Public House, New Town, Hatfield, was summoned for selling beer to a child under the age of 14.
Read more Charles Upson injured when his bike brake didn't work.
Read more In June 1864 an elegantly dressed lady using the name "Amelia Allen" attended a social event in Aylesbury and was arrested for picking pockets. Her portrait was taken by Thomas Vipond.
Read more On the 25th April 1915, Albert Patrick of the Liberal Club, Bishop’s Stortford, reported that about 5.30 p.m. whilst walking along the Hallingbury Road, near Garden Fields, he saw a man loitering, looking towards the railway line.
Read more William Carden, licensee of the Coach and Horses Public House, Bushey Heath, was charged under the Liquor Control Order, namely allowing treating.
Read more In a case brought by a moneylender for recovery of money lent, Mr Justice Lawrence said: “This prejudice against moneylenders is ridiculous. Either they ought to be abolished or they ought to be treated as human beings. I can see no evidence that any inducement had been held out to the defendant to borrow, except ...
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