Alfred Humberstone , labourer , 104 Amwell Street , Hoddesdon , was charged with stealing a gent's overcoat and a pair of gauntlet gloves.
Read more Three generations, PC William Reynolds, ex-Supt W Reynolds, and ex-DCC John Reynolds, have all left the force but are all still alive, after serving 91 years collectively
Read more Sovereigns and silver stolen in housebreaking. Men wanted.
Read more Police tipped off and chase a man on a bike.
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 Robert Cook was summoned for permitting the carcasses of five small pigs to be exposed on a manure heap.
Read more Henry Roberts threatened his wife into stealing a bank book. He was sentenced to 21 days' hard labour.
Read more Six boys were fined sums varying between £1 and 10s, for playing cards on a Sunday.
Read more Three teenage boys were summoned for attacking a woman.
Read more Motor-cycle club disturbing the peace
Read more Emily Ansell (40) pleaded guilty to assaulting the police in the execution of their duty
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 Robert William Box, a coal carrier, had left his children chargeable to the Union for a number of years but paid no maintenance for them.
Read more MP did not make salacious and libellous comments.
Read more Ernest Ripley, a butcher, did not report for military service when called up.
Read more Memories and photo of P.c. 178 George Hill, Hertford
Read more The Reverend Hodgson failed to adequately screen his windows, and paid the price, but he had not left the light on when he went out. It was the fire in his grate.
Read more Bert Sharp, when caught poaching in the woods with a gun, fired and wounded the gamekeeper.
Read more The appointment of Captain Archibald Robertson as Chief Constable, on 12th April 1841, is largely regarded as the first day of the Hertfordshire Constabulary.
Read more This picture shows Frank Swallow, the cleaner at the police station in Castle Street, Hertford, standing at the main entrance in May 1965. Frank was the cleaner when I was a cadet at Hertford between 1959 and 1962: I have a vague recollection that he was a retired police officer. The picture was taken by my father, ...
Read more The life and career of Robert Dunn and his five sons who followed in his police footsteps.
Read more Winter Assizes, 1926: No serious crimes were heard against a rise in lesser crimes up before the bench.
Read more Edward Welch did not manage to prevent his "rather wild" cattle from running up Fore Street, Church Lane, and Bell Lane. He was fined accordingly.
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