Marjorie Vaughan, of Halton, Leeds, pleaded guilty to stealing a gold ring, set with corals, value £2.
Read more A man and woman held over missing baby case.
Read more Edward South, painter, of West End, Kimpton, was charged with stealing a quantity of wood, value 2 shillings.
Read more Walter Wren (38), a labourer, was indicted for burglariously breaking and entering and stealing a bottle of whisky, a clock, and a candle.
Read more The Hitchin Special Constables took advantage of the fine weather and held a route march.
Read more Harry King, bird dealer, was charged with being drunk on the licensed premises of The Peacock Inn, Queen Street, Hitchin: and William Chapman, the landlord, was charged with permitting drunkenness.
Read more Joseph Hubbard was charged with assaulting Arthur Knight at Hitchin.
Read more Albert Bacchus (38), a stoker, pleaded guilty to setting fire to a stack of straw.
Read more A serious affray in Hitchin Market leads to hospitalisation.
Read more Charles Matthews, labourer, of Hitchin, was charged with inflicting grievous bodily harm on his brother, Edward Matthews, of Archer's Green, Tewin.
Read more Gwendoline Hughff, aged 24, was indicted for stealing a gold bracelet, a silver watch and also with stealing a gold ring
Read more Reginald Brown, dealer, of Hitchin, was fined £1 10s. and 16 shillings costs for assaulting William John Green, a Special Constable.
Read more Herbert Warman, aged 9, appeared before Magistrates on a charge of larceny for the second time.
Read more Gwendoline Hughff, aged 23, of Codicote, was charged with stealing a gold bracelet and silver watch, and also a gold ring.
Read more James Tomlin, a labourer, of Black Horse Lane, Hitchin, and old soldier with seven years' service, was charged with theft from a butcher's shop.
Read more The history of Hertfordshire Constabulary's use of horses
Read more The sorry story of a career criminal who deserted and committed burglary in Hitchin
Read more Bicycle's acetylene lamp too bright ?
Read more Married woman of no fixed abode, charged with using bad language on the highway.
Read more Mr. Thomas Wilkins, of Sandon, was driving a horse and trap along Bancroft when the animal took fright and Mr.Wilkins and his daughter were thrown out.
Read more William Liddle Hastie, a Private in the Welsh Guards, was charged with burglary.
Read more A blissful summer's day turns very ugly in Hitchin.
Read more Edgar Monk, Edward Hardy, Henry Smith, Victor Slater and Frank Garley, lads, admitted obstructing the free passage of the highway.
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