Section B Reservist, Gunner 205985, Royal Horse Artillery who died from fever on the 7th March 1917.
Read more Apologies for fruit and vegetable theft. Two offenders fined £1 each
Read more Londoner fined for cruelty to animal.
Read more Alfred Humberstone , labourer , 104 Amwell Street , Hoddesdon , was charged with stealing a gent's overcoat and a pair of gauntlet gloves.
Read more Coffee stall raiders sent to prison
Read more A thief is taken to Cheshunt Petty Sessions and given hard labour
Read more Kathleen Mather, a tipster, employed, unknowingly, a deserter, but did not declare the fact. She also produced circulars contrary to paper restrictions. She was fined.
Read more Mary Waters could not be saved from drowning in the River Lea after her deliberate attempt at suicide.
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 Labourer charged with committing indecent offence.
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 George Turpin (16) was fined a guinea for cruel treatment to his horse.
Read more Charles Burton, of Cheshunt, was charged with bigamy.
Read more Ernest Ripley, a butcher, did not report for military service when called up.
Read more Henry Dowding and John Cowling, both of Poplar, were each fined a guinea for overloading 3 horses whilst pulling a load between Bengeo and Hoddesdon.
Read more Two men were fined for being drunk in Cheshunt and Waltham Cross.
Read more Benjamin Robinson a haycarter of Hunsdon, was summoned for riding asleep without reins.
Read more Ernest Lee and Edward Watson, both 15, were charged with stealing a bicycle from the rear of Hoddesdon cinema. Both were bound over.
Read more Thomas Falstead, a labourer, drank and abused his wife, and threatened to murder her.
Read more Contrary to Regulations, Fannie Boyd hoarded food to a considerable degree, but information had been received! Prosecution followed a search of the house.
Read more Three police stations get together to produce a saucy and entertaining evening's programme. The 'ladies' dressed well!
Read more George Edwards, a carman, was cruel to his horse by working him whilst the horse was unfit.
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