John Wright, 37, of the Folly, and William Lawrence, 29, of 4 Davies Street, greengrocers, were summoned for obstructing the highway.
Read more John Tumbrill, 62, Licensee of 'The Bull' public-house, Bull Plain, said he was not drunk but excited.
Read more Lawrence Dempsey (14), Dennis Dempsey (12), and Charles Wyman (11), were charged with stealing growing apples.
Read more Samuel George Draper, of Bennington, was summoned for stealing two fowls.
Read more Harry Raw, of City Street, Hertford, pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly.
Read more Pte. J. Whitaker was charged with being drunk and disorderly and deserting his regiment.
Read more Congratulatory letter from The Earl of Essex Chief Commandant of the Special Constabulary thanking members for their support and announcing a new distinctive badge
Read more Newspaper report allowing the officer to rejoin his regiment in 1915
Read more Harry Spinks, of Green Street, was summoned for using threatening and abusive words.
Read more Harry Cooledge, Stephen Matthews, and Thomas Taylor, all of Essendon, and William Francis and Joseph Francis, of Howe Green, Little Berkhamstead, were summoned for gaming with cards.
Read more Herbert Searle, a bandsman in the Hertfordshire Regiment, billeted in Chambers Street, was summoned for keeping a dog without a licence.
Read more Little Berkhamstead woman was continuously drunk.
Read more Harry Cooledge, Stephen Matthews, and Thomas Taylor, of Essendon, and William and Joseph Francis, of Howe Green, were summoned for gambling with cards.
Read more Charles Knightley, of 19 Park Lane, Waltham Cross, was summoned for cruelty to two horses by overloading, and Percy George Box, of 1 Park Lane, Waltham Cross, was summoned for causing the cruelty.
Read more Stuart Simpkins charged with being drunk and disorderly on the same day he had been let out of gaol!
Read more Fireworks and bombs let off in the town of Hertford.
Read more William Johnson, of Brewhouse Lane, Hertford, was charged with stealing a window blind.
Read more It is reported that some of the special constables are beginning to kick over the traces a little, and are complaining that they did not join to do military drill and route marching.
Read more Thomas Prime, of Hertford Heath, was summoned for being drunk and disorderly.
Read more Walter Cook, of Maidenhead Yard, summoned for assaulting Harry Warren
Read more Newspaper story apologising for a previous article that was deemed derogatory to Special Constables. The second part gives details of the number of full time officers who had left to join the forces in 1915
Read more William H. Hopkins, 63 Railway Street, was summoned for obstructing the police whilst in the execution of their duty.
Read more Drunken mother in charge of a 7 year old, with bare feet in heavy rain.
Read more Silas R. Smith, of Star Street, Ware, was summoned for shouting in the street at Bengeo.
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