Lovat Fraser Coltman, of 263 West Green Road, London, a Master Butcher, was summoned for being drunk in charge of a motor-car.
Read more Thomas Aldridge, of Ware, was found to be drunk, and certainly disorderly. He was fined 5 shillings, with costs.
Read more Probation extended for stealing cash from mate's coat.
Read more Charles Day, 24, and Edward Swallow, 25, assaulted PC Lawrence severely.
Read more Theft of crockery, furniture and tools.
Read more Dangerous cycling practice on April Fool's Day.
Read more Motorcyclist fined for riding without driving licence nor insurance.
Read more Contractor fined for using a motor-lorry without lights.
Read more Two tramps arrested wearing Vicar's stolen clothing.
Read more The story of the Mounted from its reinstatement after the First World War to its disbanding in 1928
Read more James Lucas was a wealthy, eccentric, Victorian land-owner who developed a paranoid fear of his relatives and barricaded himself inside the family mansion. He remained there in a state of siege for 25 years.
Read more PC Charles Hagger gets there in the end: his promotion to sergeant is confirmed
Read more John Gould was fined for driving horses, at night, without a light.
Read more Seventeenth Century law and order – interesting Hertfordshire Records
Read more Harry Roughton , 50 Gillet Avenue , East Ham , was fined £1 for " making an unnecessary noise " with a motor bicycle , at Ware , on April 6 .
Read more John Scott, a labourer of no fixed abode, was charged with stealing a pair of boots at Ware on March 18.
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