Motor-cyclist without a light fined 2 shillings plus costs.
Read more Louisa Seymour, of Little Berkhamstead, was summoned for using abusive and threatening behaviour.
Read more Lack of Police at Hertford Police Station 1907
Read more Arthur Dolling (19), was charged with being a deserter from the Royal Horse Artillery.
Read more Drunk and disorderly at the fairground and carrying a knife.
Read more Arthur Brett, of Barwick, haybinder, was charged with being drunk and disorderly and refusing to quit the White Hart Hotel.
Read more Leonard Jennings, 12 years old, of Port Hill, pleaded guilty to stealing coal from the Great Northern Railway Station.
Read more John Wood, an engineer, employed at Bates' Motor Works Ltd., Hertford, was charged with driving a motor-car recklessly.
Read more Charles Matthews (42), a labourer, of Hatfield was indicted for inflicting grievous bodily harm upon Dorothy Neal.
Read more John Gale, of 75 Wellington Street, was summoned for assaulting and beating his wife, Jane Gale.
Read more Drunk and disorderly man attempted to impede fire crew in the execution of their duty at Maidenhead Street, by abusing the firemen and standing on the hose.
Read more Silas Barker, jun., of 4, Blue Coat Yard, pleaded guilty to assaulting his father, on January 22nd.
Read more There were sixteen prisoners on the calendar, who were concerned in 12 cases, viz; one burglary, one fowl-stealing, four larceny, one manslaughter, one malicious damage, one grievous bodily harm, one night-poaching while armed, one shopbreaking, and one stealing letters.
Read more It is highly likely that the Abbey Gateway at St Albans is the oldest building to have been used for policing in Hertfordshire. Built largely under the Abbott Thomas de la Mare in 1366.
Read more The story of William Wood known as "The Father of the Hertfordshire Constabulary" Acting Chief Constable 1914 to 1918
Read more Motor-cyclist, with lady pillion rider, claims that his vehicle is not powerful enough to drive at a dangerous speed.
Read more Abraham and Sophia Grey, both gypsies, were summoned for being unlawfully found in possession of 63 partridge eggs and 24 pheasant eggs.
Read more Jane Cockman, of Green Street, pleaded guilty to using bad language.
Read more William Cheek (36), a plumber, was charged with stealing 96 lbs of old lead from Haileybury College.
Read more Walter Mills, of High Cross, a National reservist, was charged with being found drunk and incapable in Ware.
Read more Navvy found drunk in Bengeo Street.
Read more "Overcome by rum" - couple helplessly drunk at Amwell End.
Read more William John Pope, landlord of the Crown and Thistle public-house, Railway Street, was summoned for permitting drunkenness on his premises.
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