George Anderson was sentenced to death for the murder of his daughter-in-law.
Read more Tramp fined for being drunk and disorderly in Waltham Cross.
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 John Wetmore, of the Old Highway Tavern, Rye Park, was summoned for selling intoxicating liquor in an unsealed vessel to a child under 14 years of age, and Margaret Hammond, of Rye Park, was summoned for sending the child for the liquor.
Read more William Sharp, of the Essex Yeomanry, was summoned for riding a motor-cycle without a licence.
Read more Lewis Hills (65), of Albury Ride, Cheshunt, was charged with stealing a tin of potted tongue and a jar of turkey tongue.
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 John Whitley charged with being found on enclosed premises for the supposed purpose of committing a felony.
Read more Henry Hart, a labourer of no fixed abode, was charged with stealing six pieces of fried fish.
Read more Edith Mansfield, a schoolgirl, of Shadbolts Yard, Hoddesdon, was charged on remand with stealing a purse.
Read more Henry Hart (72), of Flamstead End, was charged with wilfully breaking a pane of glass.
Read more A blacksmith and an engine driver were charged with being concerned together in stealing and receiving from the City Foundry.
Read more Alfred Lee, 19, labourer, was indicted for stealing 14lbs. weight of tomatoes, value 6s., belonging to Mr Joseph Rochford.
Read more On Tuesday night at about 11 o'clock most of the special constables at Cheshunt and Waltham Abbey were called to their respective stations in consequence of the reported movements of hostile aircraft on the east coast.
Read more Newspaper report of the death of P.c. Thomas Bush (Metropolitan Police) from Phthisis (T.B.) in 1915
Read more Alfred Winters, of 187 Cheshunt Street, Cheshunt, was fined 2s.6d. for riding asleep at Hoddesdon on September 18th.
Read more Great consternation was created near Cheshunt Police Station on Sunday afternoon when the discharging of four bombs summoned the members of the special constabulary to the station.
Read more Homeless William Cannon was charged with stealing two ducks from an outhouse at Cheshunt. When charged, he was pleased with the prospect of spending Christmas in prison.
Read more Alexander Bamford and Ernest Attwood, Albury Grove Road, Cheshunt, were charged with stealing various articles from the pavilion of Cheshunt Football Club.
Read more Alfred Shepherd, Walter Avis, and Claud Pond, of Cheshunt were charged with stealing a pair of corduroy trousers from outside the shop of Mr Arthur Selway, Turner's Hill.
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 Ellen Mansfield was charged with feloniously and bigamously marrying Leonard Robert Shepherd.
Read more "Strong Wormley beer" blamed for drunken fight with two constables
Read more Man with "no fear of Zeppelins" drunk and disorderly in Cheshunt.
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