Three Ware boys were summoned for trespassing.
Read more Dorothy Milton , 17, factory hand , 37 Kibes Lane , Ware , was charged with stealing clothes, etc.
Read more William George Tant, from Bow, was summoned for using a steam lorry which made an excessive noise
Read more Thomas William Wilds was charged with stealing a dustbin.
Read more Drunken assault on his wife leads to her death.
Read more Henry Knight committed suicide: he was depressed because his wife had been taken away to the asylum. He left a note for his son.
Read more Did Mr Stamp hoard his syrup, or not? His Counsel argued, at appeal, that this was not so and, on reflection, the jury agreed. The appeal against the initial fine was allowed.
Read more Assault at the Ware Poor Law Institution.
Read more Panda cars in snow near Ware, November 1969.
Read more Bert Sharp, when caught poaching in the woods with a gun, fired and wounded the gamekeeper.
Read more Two Ware schoolboys charged with stealing a watch and chain.
Read more Percival Hampstead was summoned for delaying his bus and using insulting words to a police officer.
Read more Today you can not image a policeman growing a beard making the headline in the local newspaper, but on 19th September 1969 P.c. Mick Pascoe of Ware did just that in the Hertfordshire Mercury with his mutton chops and moustache. Mick grew them whilst on holiday and, on his return to duty, was instructed to ...
Read more On 9th May 1895, Ware's Superintendent Wymer was promoted to Deputy Chief Constable and replaced by Superintendent William Wood. As a mark of their appreciation for his kindness and support, Wymer's officers gathered at the police station to wish him a fond farewell.
Read more The funeral took place on January 30th. A guard of honour was formed by former colleagues.
Read more Private Humberstone committed a series of burglaries, but insisted that the goods all belonged to his mother who was disposing of her shop and that he was thus helping her out, but Inspector Moles knew otherwise!
Read more All seven boys, found under the railway bridge, were found guilty of gambling, and were fined accordingly.
Read more An elderly man was found dead from exposure after trying to reach his son.
Read more Two men charged with being drunk and disorderly.
Read more Frederick Phillips, 16, was charged with stealing money from a neighbour. He was found guilty and was fined, but was severely reprimanded for making additional threats on the way out of Court.
Read more Ware labourer and discharged soldier pleaded not guilty to assaulting woman.
Read more Thomas Clark, aged 10, with others, stole some golf balls. He also stole money from a shop till. All this while still on probation. He was sentenced to a beating and then reformatory.
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