Stuart Simkins and Charles Reynolds, both of Hertford, were charged with stealing tools.
Read more Henry Harvey, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to stealing 2 blouses and 1 pair of pants, of the value of 7 shillings.
Read more Samuel Bowcutt (50), a discharged soldier of Tipton, Hertfordshire, was charged with feloniously marrying Florence Jane Hobbs, while his wife whom he married on March 29th 1891, was still alive.
Read more William George Eastman, of Enfield, engine driver, was charged with stealing coal and John Griffan and Albert Roberts, also of Enfield, labourers, were charged with stealing wood on the same day.
Read more At Bow Street Police Court on Friday, Henry Sonnet, 56, a German gardener of Old Cross, Hertford, was sentenced to a month's imprisonment for travelling more than five miles from his registered address without permit.
Read more William Childs, of Hertford Heath, was charged with being drunk and disorderly.
Read more Alice Swallow,17, of Little Hadam, was charged with stealing a gold purse and chain.
Read more William Francis, was summoned for riding, asleep whilst in charge of a waggon and two horses.
Read more Embezzler pays with 6 months in prison
Read more Henry Wright, of Pegs Lane, was charged with cruelty to a pig.
Read more Motor-cycle visitor from Enfield argues, unsuccessfully, that his speed in Fore Street was excessive.
Read more 50th offence for drunkenness 'earns' a fine of 5 shillings.
Read more A child's body is found near Bengeo.
Read more James Shaw, a stranger in the neighbourhood, was charged with stealing a coat and vest.
Read more “Henry Reed, a noted butcher of 15 Castle Street, Hertford, reported that he had, for the Christmas trade, received the choicest pigs, geese, ducks, fowls and rabbits, but also 320 turkeys from different suppliers, one of whom was Mr Brooks of Jepps Farm.”
Read more Frank Saunders, of Fisher's lodging house, was charged with attempting to commit suicide by cutting his throat
Read more Richard Bailey (22), of Cambridge was charged with assaulting Oliver Clipstone with intent to commit a felony and steal money.
Read more James Smith, of no fixed abode, was charged with night poaching at Essendon, and further with assaulting William Percy Maddocks, a gamekeeper.
Read more Two men and a woman, drunk and disorderly in Railway Street, blame imaginary navvies for affray.
Read more Noah Dearman, of Hertford, was charged with obscene language.
Read more Eight cucumbers stolen; valued in 1906 at 2 shillings and 8 pence (modern equivalent 13 new pence or 1 ½ new pence each). Offender fined £1.
Read more Hertford men summoned for stealing a table knife in Ware.
Read more Herbert Wright and Samuel Playle were summoned for being found upon land belonging to Lord Desborough in search of game.
Read more Newspaper report into circumstances of death of PC L Dolley who had served at Hertford in France in January 1915. As a tragic postscript his brother Bertie was killed on Christmas day 1915 (see post on this site)
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