John Richens, of Church Street, and George Perry, of Kibes Lane, Ware, were charged with stealing letters from a Post Office pillar box.
Read more John Richens, 21 and George Perry, 22, of Ware, pleaded guilty to stealing letters from a pillar letter box in the town.
Read more Edward Boxall (61), licensee of the Red Lion public-house, Bucklersbury, Hitchin, and his son were charged with buying Army forage.
Read more Mrs Sarah Rose Springham, of High Wych, was charged with breaking into the dwelling house of Mr A.R. Steele, Northbrooks, Great Parndon, and stealing a brass hanging lamp.
Read more Frederick Charles Hughes, 35, of Kilburn, an omnibus conductor, was charged with feloniously stealing two fowls.
Read more Thomas Clegg, 17, was charged with stealing a loaf of bread from the cart of Mr E. Searle of Hunsdon.
Read more Charles Bevan, of Dartford, Kent, was charged with stealing a shirt, value 3 shillings, the property of Harry Law, at Stanstead Abbotts.
Read more Ernest Males (16) of New Town, Codicote, was charged with breaking into and entering the house of his uncle and stealing £14.
Read more Burglar caught climbing through window
Read more Dorothy Milton , 17, factory hand , 37 Kibes Lane , Ware , was charged with stealing clothes, etc.
Read more John Barnby (13) and Harold Warner (11), of Stepney, Owen Marshall (10), of Enfield, and Gregory Gascoyne (9), of Hoddesdon, were charged with damaging a door at Hoddesdon.
Read more Charles Smith, alias Sells, and Horace Harrison, were indicted for night poaching, being armed with a gun.
Read more Five men broke into a Waltham Cross warehouse and stole cloth and clothing.
Read more The six boys from Waltham Cross were fined 5 shillings for rolling about and thus damaging grass, but it could have been 6 months under the Defence of the Realm Act !
Read more Much robbery of valuable goods from the railway company: additional robbery from the shoe shop!
Read more Hertfordshire Police Historical Society This Week In History. 14th to 20th January 14/1/1843 Hertford Mercury and Reformer 14th of January 1843 Reports of Chief Constables It will be recollected that the Marquis of Salisbury, at the late quarter sessions, objected to the report of the Chief Constable, on account of its furnishing a comparative statement of the cases of sheep stealing ...
Read more George Josiah Staff, of Railway Road, Waltham Cross, was charged with stealing coal from a truck at Waltham Cross Railway Station - he was fined 15 shillings or 14 days' imprisonment.
Read more Private John Pearce, a Territorial of the North Midland Brigade, was charged with stealing a bicycle.
Read more Alfred Suckling, of Kibes Lane, Ware, pleaded not guilty to stealing potatoes on July 21st.
Read more Homeless William Cannon was charged with stealing two ducks from an outhouse at Cheshunt. When charged, he was pleased with the prospect of spending Christmas in prison.
Read more A boy of about 10 years admitted stealing from an allotment.
Read more PC found stolen oats in a cart and refused bribe.
Read more George Cox (46), pleaded guilty to stealing five blankets, two ground sheets, and two pairs of boots, the property of the Secretary of State for War.
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