Edward Albert Rogers (13), Charles E. Rogers (11), of Little Horse Lane, William George Irons (9), Herbert Franklin (10), and Thomas Nunn (8), Crib Street, were charged with cruelly ill-treating cows.
Read more George Barker (12) , of the Crooked Billet, Ware, was charged with damaging growing wheat.
Read more Labourer from Hoddesdon charged with being drunk and disorderly.
Read more At Ware Petty Sessions a long letter was submitted by the Clerk from Deputy Chief Constable Wood relative to the Defence of the Realm Regulations, and enclosing a new order retricting the sale of intoxicants to the military.
Read more James Brown, hay carter, of Little Hadham, was summoned for having no lights on his cart.
Read more Men over military age are required to be enrolled as Sspecial Constables in Ware.
Read more Drunk in charge of a lorry in 1915.
Read more Charles Knightley, of 19 Park Lane, Waltham Cross, was summoned for cruelty to two horses by overloading, and Percy George Box, of 1 Park Lane, Waltham Cross, was summoned for causing the cruelty.
Read more Charles Ward, of 4 Grays Cottages, Hertford Heath, pleaded guilty to stealing four cucumbers.
Read more Florence Page (16) and Lily Page (10), of the Towing Path, Ware, were summoned for stealing growing vegetables.
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 Two men were charged with poaching. A third man got away and the gamekeeper was threatened with the gun.
Read more One day's imprisonment for being drunk and disorderly
Read more At Ware Police Court, John Benn was charged on his own confession with being a deserter from His Majesty’s forces. Superintendent Handley stated that the defendant came to the police station that morning saying that he wished to give himself up for being a deserter. He had joined the Royal Garrison Artillery on the 7th of ...
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 Children and farm labour - 2 newspaper excerpts on the subject
Read more Several of the master bakers of Ware were sworn in as special constables,
Read more Various people were summoned under the Defence of the Realm Regulations for riding bicycles without showing red rear lights.
Read more Silas R. Smith, of Star Street, Ware, was summoned for shouting in the street at Bengeo.
Read more James Capel, of Havelock Cottages, Railway Street, Hertford, was summoned for assaulting James Kelf.
Read more Drunken woman from Tonwell, carrying whisky in a mineral water bottle, could not stand up.
Read more At Ware Petty Sessions on Tuesday James O'Reilly, aged 22, was charged with being a deserter from the Navy.
Read more Silas R. Smith (31), a dealer, of Clements Road, Star Street, Ware, was charged with stealing 8 bushels of oats and two sacks.
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