From Chief Insp D.A.A. to Superintendent Martin – Swine Fever. The premises at Allens Green Sawbridgeworth in the occupation of J.H. Fish are declared free from Swine Fever.
13 Jan 1904
From Chief Insp D.A.A. to All Divisions – Referring to copy of letter and declaration from Devon Constabulary re Swine Fever, the Chief Constable now informs this Office that declaration forms are amended by adding certificate for Police to sign & requires such declaration should be sent direct to the Chief Clerk at his Office ...
20 Jan 1904
From Chief Inspector D.A.A. to Superintendent Martin – The premises of Joseph Rall of Vantorts Farm Sawbridgeworth are declared free from Swine Fever. Transmitted to Sawbridgeworth.
02 Mar 1904
Contains a loose sheet that is a copy of a telephone message received from the chief constable. The message is dated 6 Jun, and is inserted between the pages covering 17 Jun -18 Jun 1904. Formerly BSM916/73 (part) and BSM916/11 [folio numbers missing due to extensive water damage]. BSM916/73 covers 24 Oct [1904] – 4 Jan ...
24 Oct [1904] - 15 Feb [1905]
Message from Chief Constable to all B Divisions The King and Prince George of Greece will leave St Pancras by special train at 4.15 on Weds 3 November arriving at Sandringham at 6.40pm
2 Nov 1904
From Superintendent W. Reynolds to All Stations – Stolen between 1 & 1.45 p.m. 2nd Inst the property of J. Prior Esq. “Woodfield” Hatfield one coachman’s black mackintosh coat Sportsman & Gun stamped inside, one black mackintosh rug lined blue cloth, one ditto lined chocolate or brown.
03 Feb 1904
From Superintendent Wood to All Stations – Stolen from a lodging house here on 19th Inst the property of Edwin Hill a new black jacket suit, a pair of dark green striped trousers bell bottoms, a turned down collar and front, in the inside coat pocket of jacket were three Insurance Policies two Prudential and ...
20 Mar 1904
From Superintendent Foster to All Stations – Stolen from a lodging house at Welwyn this morning between 7.45 & 8.45 one pair of brown boots nearly new, one pair of Bakers white linen overalls, by a man who gave the name of Percy Taylor, a tramp, a sail maker, age 21, 5ft 4, dark hair, ...
12 Feb 1904
From Deputy Chief Constable to All Stations – Copy of letter from G.N.R. Kings Cross Police Office, 10 March 04. Dear Sir, please cause the following information to be circulated in your District. Stolen from Kings Cross passenger station about 10.30 p.m. March 1st a small wooden box covered with brown paper and with string ...
11 Mar 1904
From Superintendent Hassell to All Stations – Copy of information from Luton Boro. Stolen between 11 p.m. last night and 6 a.m. this morning one gents single breasted smooth overcoat velvet collar chain tab flap pocket one outside breast pocket without flap believed makers name on collar ‘Hope Bros. London’, one pair of gents brown ...
08 Mar 1904
From Deputy Chief Constable to All Stations – Lost supposed stolen from a trap at Annables Farm yesterday a fawn coloured coat fawn velvet collar & buttons usual pockets property of Mrs. Brown 145 New Town Street Luton.
15 Apr 1904
From Deputy Chief Constable to All Stations – Description of man wanted for stealing a pair of boots from outside a shop at Hitchin this afternoon (recovered) age 35 to 40, 5 ft 7 or 8, medium build, appearance of a labourer, supposed ginger moustache otherwise clean shaven, dress in dark pepper & salt jacket ...
09 Apr 1904
Continue from previous page. …. boots which he took from stolen boots. Transmitted to Sawbridgeworth and Hadham.
09 Apr 1904
From Deputy Chief Constable to All Stations – Reference to my message of 5th Inst. at 6.45 p.m. re stolen trousers property has been recovered & thief arrested. Remanded in custody at this station till Tuesday 12th Inst. on a charge of assault Dennis Sullivan, 62, 5 ft 6 1/2, hair & moustache grey, eyes hazel, ...
09 Apr 1904
From Superintendent Hassell to All Stations – Stolen from a shop at The Folly Wheathampstead between 6 p.m. 9th and 8 a.m. 11th Inst. two pairs of men new boots, open fronts, tips on toes and heels, round hob nails, toe caps, size 9, value 10/6 per pair property of Mercy Smith The Folly Wheathampstead. Transmitted ...
12 Apr 1904
