Dormer and Mulholland, army deserters, embarked on a lengthy spate of housebreaking and stealing. Both were caught in possession of stolen goods & were both sentenced to hard labour.
Read more Mrs Warmington was unwell and depressed, with her memory failing and, despite prescribed tablets, had decided to take her own life. Her husband was not even aware that she had left the house.
Read more Eleven-year-old Charles Rogers from Ware charged with stealing cash belonging to Emma Crane.
Read more Privates Fletcher and Newton were charged with being army deserters, and it wasn't the first time!
Read more P.C. Henry Bristow (34) died suddenly of aneurism, having only been married for 6 months.
Read more Harry Blakes (12), and May Blakes (14) of Black Swan Yard, Ware, were convicted of stealing potatoes.
Read more Herbert Franklin (10) and Richard Scales (9) were charged with stealing beans.
Read more Albert Page (15), of 18 Bowing Road, Ware, and Frederick W. Shambrook (16), of 13 Priory Street, Ware, were summoned for stealing two desks,
Read more A man named William Parker, of no fixed abode, was seen by Police Sergeant Firth begging in Mensby on Monday.
Read more Ada Izzard, of Ware, was charged with being drunk in the town on 19th October.
Read more Hertfordshire Mercury, 31st October 1914 The Ware Fire Brigade received a call on the Monday evening at about 8.30 p.m. to The Bungalow, Baker’s End, Wareside. The Brigade, under Captain John Page, was quickly on the scene but was unable to render assistance as there was no water at hand. Superintendent Handley drove to the fire, and other ...
Read more Private David George Goodman of the Army Service Corps, at Ware Station, was charged with stealing five sacks, to the value of 7 shillings and 6 pence, the property of the Secretary of State for War.
Read more Standon resident arrested for being under the influence at Barwick.
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