A lot of officers with four-letter names are dying from influenza
Read more Dangerous cycling practice on April Fool's Day.
Read more John Coote was convicted of begging, despite having hidden two good shirts to wear. He was imprisoned, with hard labour.
Read more Mary Waters could not be saved from drowning in the River Lea after her deliberate attempt at suicide.
Read more Was Gunner Adams driving his motor-cycle too fast into a bend on the road?
Read more Mrs Sarah Rose Springham, of High Wych, was charged with breaking into the dwelling house of Mr A.R. Steele, Northbrooks, Great Parndon, and stealing a brass hanging lamp.
Read more Both Jeanette Alexander (19) and Charles Heard (17) were fined for taking matches into the gunpowder factory.
Read more Three police stations get together to produce a saucy and entertaining evening's programme. The 'ladies' dressed well!
Read more John Mason was caught with a box of matches in his possession whilst in the gunpowder factory, and was fined.
Read more Warehouseman drunk and disorderly in Waltham Abbey Police Court.
Read more William Barnard, of Waltham Abbey, was summoned for being drunk in charge of a pony and trap
Read more Bertie Smith charged with embezzling small sums of money from his employer.
Read more Arthur Dye, Lance-Corpl. Henry Driver, and Charles Philpott charged with being concerned in stealing the property of the Secretary of State for War.
Read more Arthur Dye and Charles Philpott were charged with being concerned together with stealing and receiving a quantity of provisions belonging to the Secretary of State for War
Read more Patrick Carden (18), of Enfield Lock, was charged with obtaining by false pretences the sum of 5s. 6d.
Read more Waltham Abbey resident fined 5 shillings for being drunk in charge of a donkey and costermonger's barrow.
Read more Henry Hart, a labourer of no fixed abode, was charged with stealing six pieces of fried fish.
Read more On Tuesday night at about 11 o'clock most of the special constables at Cheshunt and Waltham Abbey were called to their respective stations in consequence of the reported movements of hostile aircraft on the east coast.
Read more Ellen Whitman, of Sun Street, Waltham Abbey, was summoned for selling a glass of milk which was deficient in fat to the extent of 46 per cent.
Read more George Tuck, of Rosemead, Honey Lane, Waltham Abbey, was summoned for keeping a motor-car without a licence.
Read more Great consternation was created near Cheshunt Police Station on Sunday afternoon when the discharging of four bombs summoned the members of the special constabulary to the station.
Read more Boys from Waltham Abbey charged with damaging insulators on telegraph poles at Stanstead Abbotts.
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