Edward George Sautier, a soldier, and a deserter, was charged with stealing a bottle of rum and a bottle of orange bitters.
Read more The sorry story of a career criminal who deserted and committed burglary in Hitchin
Read more Private William Henry Shepherd, of High Street, Cheshunt, pleaded guilty to being an absentee from the 1st Herts. (T) Regt. at Hertford.
Read more George Frederick Carter, a hawker, of Bishop's Stortford was brought up in custody charged with being drunk and disorderly.
Read more Three teenage boys were summoned for attacking a woman.
Read more A soldier shoots himself on leave and is charged with attempted suicide
Read more On 27th February 1915 at the Bishop’s Stortford Urban District Council meeting, a ‘Thank You’ letter was tabled from a Major General Stuart-Wortley, Commandant of the 1st North Middlesex Division Territorial Force. The Chairman (Curruthers) said the men had behaved splendidly and commended their sobriety. He could truthfully say he “had not seen one instance of ...
Read more Gunner 'trashes' his police cell after riotous night out in Bishop's Stortford.
Read more At Berkamsted Petty Sessions Nora Pheasant, of Long Marston, was charged under the Army Act with harbouring Corpl. Mackenzie, of the 12th Batt. Northumberland Fusiliers, knowing him to be a deserter.
Read more It was reported that all licensed premises were now required to suspend drinking at 10.00 pm not 11.00 pm.
Read more Arthur Dolling (19), was charged with being a deserter from the Royal Horse Artillery.
Read more Mr Thomas Cooper, licensee of the Green Man in Ickleford was charged under the Defence of the Realm Act for serving soldiers after hours.
Read more Drunken soldier in South Street assaults Police Constable in the execution of his duty.
Read more Walter Vine, of The Gate public house, Whempstead, was summoned under the Defence of the Realm Act for keeping his premises open for the sale of intoxicating liquor to a member of His Majesty's forces after 9 p.m.
Read more Private William Dell, a soldier stationed in Bishop's Stortford admitted stealing 12 shillings belonging to Mr James Dixon of South Street .
Read more Theft of a bike, theft of a clock (hidden under leaves in the garden), theft of a watch, theft of two trays, and theft of two lady's blouses, all by soldiers on leave.
Read more Henry Roberts threatened his wife into stealing a bank book. He was sentenced to 21 days' hard labour.
Read more Thomas Watson, 23, a soldier, was charged with wounding Thomas Cockle.
Read more Two young officers, one RAF and one army, were charged with being drunk and disorderly: they were too drunk to be disciplined so the case was adjourned to enable military authorities to deal with them
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