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Burglary At Great Wymondley
John Collins, 28, labourer, was charged with burglariously breaking into a house.
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Burglary at Much Hadham
William Henry Frederick Johnson (29), a labourer, of Takeley, Essex, was charged with burglariously entering the Hoops beer-house, Perry Green, Much Hadham.
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Burglary At Watford
George Dodd, 25 and John Watts, 25, labourers, pleaded guilty to a charge of burglary at Watford.
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Can a bee be homeless ?
Stephen Barker of Buntingford, was charged with stealing the top of a beehive, and 3 dummy tops.
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Causing wilful damage doesn't pay
Arthur Archer and Arthur Giblenn, both teenagers, were guilty of causing malicious damage.
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Charge against a Belgian dismissed
Jean Van Hoof (49), a Belgian, was indicted for setting fire to a stack of wheat straw, a stack of clover hay, and two stacks of clover.
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Charge of pocket-picking
Ellen Glyn, 34, was convicted of stealing two purses, value 1s. 6d. and about 10 shillings in cash.
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Charge of stealing harness
Harkless Smith, of no fixed abode, was charged with stealing a set of brass-mounted harness, of which he was the bailee.
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Charged with being on enclosed premises
William Harmer, of Hoddesdon, was charged with being on enclosed premises supposed for an unlawful purpose.
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Cheshunt contractor convicted of theft
Alfred John Rainer (60), Oliver White (45), and Albert Hawkes (44), all of Cheshunt, were charged with stealing and receiving coke.
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Child offenders
Lawrence Dempsey (14), Dennis Dempsey (12), and Charles Wyman (11), were charged with stealing growing apples.
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Children Stealing Food
Food theft, even by children, was taken seriously by the police
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Children stealing pears
Leonard and John Saggers, aged 11 and 9 years respectively, of Wellington Street, pleaded guilty to the theft of growing pears.
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Children's court - three find mice
Three Ware boys were summoned for trespassing.
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Chips!!
Mary Ann Clark (38) and Emma Wheeler (46), both of Wormley, were charged with stealing a quantity of wood.
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Clamping down - thefts from clamps
Mrs Emily Napper, of Hatfield Hyde, pleaded guilty to stealing swedes.
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Convicted for damaging holly trees on countess' estate
Peter Plumb, of St John Street, Hertford, was summoned for the malicious damage to holly trees.
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Corn stealing case - licensed victualler convicted of receiving
George Robert Martin, landlord of the Great Northern tavern, Cowbridge, was charged with receiving corn, knowing it to have been stolen.
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County crime report shows rise in shopbreaking offences
Variation in crime figures
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Criminal business
John Hillyard, 46, surrendered to his bail on a charge of obtaining goods by false pretence from various persons, via letters sent through the post.
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Curious story of public-house theft
Ernest Williams (28), James Beaton Rowland (31), of Albert Road, Waltham New Town and George William Cutmore (47), of Cheshunt, were charged with stealing £2 from a till at the Moulders Arms, Eleanor Cross Road.
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Cutlery stolen
Minnie Maud Wheeler and John Reed were charged with stealing eleven forks and other property.
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Cycle of offending - theft of bicycle at Rickmansworth and elsewhere
John Shepherd, painter, pleaded guilty to stealing a bicycle.
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Cycle of offending - Welwyn
Alfred Hales, of no fixed abode, was arrested at Mr Herbert Camfield's cycle shop in High Street. on suspicion of stealing a bicycle.
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A SUMMARY OF OFFENCES FROM THE GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION CALENDAR FOR THE BOROUGH Michaelmas 1819 to Epiphany 1823
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James Blackman Snook - Highwayman
Police : ' We will charge man'
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