Section B Reservist, Guardsman 26009 Coldstream Guards
Read more Private 59803 Royal Army Medical Corps, Lance Corporal P/14451 Military Foot Police.
Read more Ryan was then charged with being concerned with others in breaking into the Co-operative Stores at Hoddesdon and stealing goods to the value of £43 . John Smithurst , of Rushy Mead , Keyser’s Estate , Broxbourne , manager of the Co-operative clothing and drapery department , stated that on Saturday , December 6 , he locked up ...
Read more Apologies for fruit and vegetable theft. Two offenders fined £1 each
Read more Damage caused to window of railway coach containing retired army officer.
Read more Did Mr Stamp hoard his syrup, or not? His Counsel argued, at appeal, that this was not so and, on reflection, the jury agreed. The appeal against the initial fine was allowed.
Read more ‘Bill’ as he was known, served in Wormley from 1930 and for the next 25 years was a well-known figure as he carried out the job of Village Constable for Wormley and Broxbourne. His work earned him many commendations, including the 1939-45 Defence Medal, Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, and in 1953 he was ...
Read more Arthur Edward Hawthorn, 36, painter, was indicted for setting fire to a stack of hay.
Read more Highway robbery leaves a man dead between Hoddesdon & Wormley.
Read more Walter Fitzjohn was arrested for stealing a scythe, a rubstone, and a bag, with the intention of selling them.
Read more George Vincent, of Wormley West End, butcher, was summoned for keeping a carriage without a licence.
Read more Roderick Rennie, alias Douglas Campbell, described as an army coach, was convicted of two robberies at Highgate.
Read more James Turner, of Holloway, and Harry Broughton, of King's Cross, were charged with unlawfully playing a game of chance, ie the 3-card trick.
Read more Charles James Burton (30), a contractor, was charged with feloniously marrying Clarice Hester May Rawkins whilst his wife, Edith Kate Burton, was still alive.
Read more A police officer tries to stop a car but it runs into a shop.
Read more Edwin Butcher, of Hoddesdon, was summoned at Cheshunt by his wife, Elsie Ann Butcher, of Lower Edmonton, for cruelty and desertion.
Read more Thomas Hawkins, a dealer, was charged with cruelly beating a pony by striking it over the head with a board. Alfred Archer, the owner of the pony, was also charged with allowing the pony to be worked whilst in an unfit condition.
Read more "Strong Wormley beer" blamed for drunken fight with two constables
Read more An unknown man about 55 years of age was found drowned in the River Lea.
Read more Arthur Watson, 23, labourer, pleaded guilty to stealing an overcoat and a bicycle
Read more Robert Cornhill, 24, a farm labourer, was found killed on the Great Eastern Railway.
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