Alfred White was charged with driving a motor-car without a licence.
Read more James Howard, of White Hall Street, Tottenham, was fined 5 shillings for driving a horse and cart without displaying a red rear light on the cart.
Read more Walter Mansfield, of Flamstead End, summoned for not having proper control of two horses and wagon.
Read more John Walker (35), of no fixed abode, was summoned for driving a horse and cart without a light.
Read more Accidently killed whilst on active service when the Army truck he was driving collided with a train on a level crossing.
Read more Having served as Private 3044 in the Grenadier Guardsman he joined the St. Albans City Police in 1898. He was recalled to the Colours on 13th November 1899 for the Boer War, serving as a Sergeant Drill Instructor in the Bedfordshire Regiment. He re-joined the Police and retired as a Constable.
Read more Spurned brother summoned for using bad language.
Read more John Wright, 37, of the Folly, and William Lawrence, 29, of 4 Davies Street, greengrocers, were summoned for obstructing the highway.
Read more Edward Mascall and William Gunn, carters, of Hunsdon, were summoned for obstructing the highway at Hadham Cross, Much Hadham.
Read more William H. Hopkins, 63 Railway Street, was summoned for obstructing the police whilst in the execution of their duty.
Read more Thomas Tyler, of 'The Plough' public-house, Datchworth, was summoned for a contravention of the Movement of Swine Order.
Read more Lieut. George Sidney Richardson, whose address was given as the Newcastle Arms, Tuxford, Notts., was summoned for driving a motor-car with powerful headlights in contravention of the Defence of the Realm Regulations.
Read more Thomas Oliver preferred to be known as John or Jack joined the Army after the outbreak of WW1 aged 16 years. Whilst serving with the Lancashire Fusiliers he was awarded a Military Medal. Surviving the war he joined the Hertfordshire Constabulary becoming one of the last Mounted Police Officers. He served for 38 years the last 21 at High Wych.
Read more At Bow Street Police Court on Friday, Henry Sonnet, 56, a German gardener of Old Cross, Hertford, was sentenced to a month's imprisonment for travelling more than five miles from his registered address without permit.
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 Killed in Action in Italy having previously been wounded in North Africa.
Read more Charles Miller of Barwick, Standon, was summoned for leaving a horse and cart upon the highway for an unreasonable time
Read more Boer War Veteran Private 4152 16th (Queens) Lancers, Section B Reservist, Lance Corporal P/8281 Military Mounted Police. The son and father of a Hertfordshire Police Officers.
Read more Two young soldiers were brought before the Ware Bench on a charge of murdering Leonard Pegram.
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.
Read more William Varsey (19), a gardener, was charged with feloniously wounding Sarah Varney, his wife, with intent to kill her.
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