Drunk and disorderly duo in Hoddesdon assault police officer.
Read more Edward Albert Newnham, of 5, Mill Lane, Cheshunt, was charged with being drunk and disorderly at Cheshunt.
Read more Hoddesdon munitions workers drunk in charge of a child.
Read more William Gilham, of West Ham, was charged with stealing a silver watch and a bunch of keys.
Read more Two individuals plead guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct.
Read more Fredrick Eve, of Waltham Common Lock, was summoned by George Platten, landlord of the Jolly Bargeman, near Cheshunt Wharf, for detaining a duck.
Read more Alfred Greeves, of North Finchley charged with assaulting Frederick Sterling
Read more Attempt at bribery of a Police Officer to avoid unattended steamroller charge results in stiff fine or jail.
Read more George Sewell of Duke Street, Hoddesdon, and Joseph Halsey of Burford Street, Hoddesdon, were summoned for trespassing, on 20th February, in search of game.
Read more William Harmer, of Hoddesdon, was charged with being on enclosed premises supposed for an unlawful purpose.
Read more John Cole, of 1 Prospect Place, Blindman's Lane, Cheshunt, a carman, was charged with stealing two fire bricks, value 1 shilling, from a truck at Cheshunt railway station
Read more Weight of defendant's witnesses' statements results in dismissal of intoxication charge.
Read more The body of Miss Ethel Thurgood was found in the New River near Bury Green Farm.
Read more William Ernest Edward Smith of Goffs Oak, was summoned for assaulting a boy and wilfully wounding a pigeon.
Read more North London bean feasters get percolated in Waltham Cross.
Read more Arthur Watson, 23, labourer, pleaded guilty to stealing an overcoat and a bicycle
Read more Five charges of riot in Waltham Cross heard at Petty Sessions.
Read more Drunken woman in charge of handcart and a child.
Read more Oliver Clark of Whitley Road and Joseph Halsey of Burford Street were convicted of trespassing on the land of G. W. Frogley.
Read more Arthur Woodard, George Lowin, and Lewis Clark, all of Flamstead End, were summoned for playing pitch and toss in Park Lane, Chestnut.
Read more Alfred Lee, Alfred Hunt and Jon Aldridge of Wormley were charged with stealing six pounds of beef and two rabbits from a butcher's shop.
Read more Four different instances of how to break the law whilst in charge of a horse and cart. These court cases were all reported in the Hertfordshire Mercury in one week. We can see our local Constabulary had traffic and road safety problems to deal with, although in 1909, motor cars were rare and transport still relied heavily on horsepower.
Read more As the war started, suspicion of foreigners, particularly Belgians and Germans, began to be reported in the local newspapers.
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