[No further details given, but appears to be one of a number of similar incidents that are part of an investigation by Essex Police sometimes referred to as the “Essex Case”]
4 Feb 1907
[No further details given as to reason for summons – see related incident HPF/B/42/091/2].
10 Jan 1907
PC Milton spent two days serving notices concerning a special session for transferring licenses.
04 Feb 1907
Pony and trap stolen from The George P.H. in Baldock, together with a description of the suspect. Later recovered
6th - 9th October 1901
PC Milton received a report of suspected Swine Fever at Patmore Heath Albury and reported it to Sergeant 30.
07 April 1907
PC Milton spent three days delivering notices concerning Weights and Measures. (There were no Trading Standard Officers at this time and it was a responsibility of the Police to check for accuracy of things like weighing scales Ed.)
09 Feb 1907
PC Milton left notices concerning the Wild Bird Protection Act and made enquiries concerning two fowls stolen from Great Munden.
29 Jan 1907
