William Carden, licensee of the Coach and Horses Public House, Bushey Heath, was charged under the Liquor Control Order, namely allowing treating.
Read more Watford's first Police Station was located at 193 High Street. The original building has now been demolished.
Read more Watford's second Police Station was located in Escourt Road.
Read more The third Watford Police Station was in Kings Street and when it closed it became The Robert Peel Public House
Read more George Dodd, 25 and John Watts, 25, labourers, pleaded guilty to a charge of burglary at Watford.
Read more Hilda Strange Southam, 18, was placed on trial on a charge of taking away Maud Smith, a child of three years, from Watford.
Read more Newspaper report on the request for an increase in Police numbers in 1906
Read more Annie Wilson was indicted for obtaining 4 shillings by false pretences, from Lilian Bird.
Read more William E Woods, of no fixed abode, was charged with false pretences.
Read more The Tug of War, Final Pull between 'C 'Division Watford and Luton Borough Police at Wardown Park.
Read more The Railway Tavern in Watford, kept by Mr H Robertson, was the scene of a daring theft.
Read more ‘A former Police Superintendent at Bishop’s Stortford, Mr Harry Wright, of ‘Oxhey’, Grange Road, died at Bishop’s Stortford Hospital yesterday (Thursday) aged 64.’ That was the first line as reported by the Hertfordshire Mercury in January 1947. So who was Harry Wright ? Harry Wright was born 21 February 1882 in Tiptree, Essex. In 1898, at the ...
Read more John Shepherd, painter, pleaded guilty to stealing a bicycle.
Read more A daring burglary was carried out at Buncefield Poultry Farm.
Read more Much robbery of valuable goods from the railway company: additional robbery from the shoe shop!
Read more In 1908, 'scrumping' of apples was a serious offence. Fines were levied and, if not paid on time, hard labour could be the result.
Read more A soldier shoots himself on leave and is charged with attempted suicide
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