Warren Wilkes had been summoned for stealing a fowl.
Read more George Cole, of Blindman's Lane, Cheshunt, summoned for causing unnecessary suffering to a horse by permitting it to walk whilst in an unfit state
Read more John Coulson of The Bell Public House, St Andrews Street, Hertford, was summoned for permitting the sale of intoxicating liqueur and William Hart was summoned for consuming it.
Read more Percy Dearlove, 17, sold stolen fowls to a gullible farmer.
Read more William and George Pateman, aged 12 and 9, committed burglary and were found hiding in the warehouse.
Read more William Thurston, a travelling showman, and Moses Jones, one of his employees, were summoned for cruelty to a horse.
Read more The history of Hertfordshire Constabulary's use of horses
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 Gerard Wilfred Frogley (40) of Cherry Tree Farm, Hoddesdon, a farmer, was summoned for allowing three heifers to stray onto the highway
Read more William Sanders, of Old Road, Enfield Highway, was summoned for not having control over a horse and cart.
Read more Thomas Tyler, of 'The Plough' public-house, Datchworth, was summoned for a contravention of the Movement of Swine Order.
Read more Charles Knightley, of 19 Park Lane, Waltham Cross, was summoned for cruelty to two horses by overloading, and Percy George Box, of 1 Park Lane, Waltham Cross, was summoned for causing the cruelty.
Read more Henry Wright, of Pegs Lane, was charged with cruelty to a pig.
Read more Staffordshire Yeomanry horses frightened by owl go on stampede.
Read more On Thursday 27 August 1914 a number of horses broke loose from Great Havers Farm, Bishops Stortford and scattered in all directions
Read more Samuel Silverman, of Wallace's Yard, Trinity Marsh Lane, Cheshunt, was summoned for allowing two horses to stray.
Read more George Worbey, of Baldock, was convicted of failing to keep a register of sows upon which he had carried out operations, contrary to the 1911 Swine Fever Order.
Read more Herbert Searle, a bandsman in the Hertfordshire Regiment, billeted in Chambers Street, was summoned for keeping a dog without a licence.
Read more Mr. Thomas Wilkins, of Sandon, was driving a horse and trap along Bancroft when the animal took fright and Mr.Wilkins and his daughter were thrown out.
Read more Herbert Deards, of Woolmer Green, was charged with trespassing but did not appear in Court.
Read more John Hugh Smyth, a farmer, of Guilden Morden, was fined 10s. and 15s. costs for moving a cow along the High Street at Ashwell, in contravention of the Foot & Mouth Disease Order, 1914.
Read more Frederick Byatt, of Flamstead End, was summoned for not having proper control of a horse and cart.
Read more How Hertfordshire helped with food production
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