Continued from previous page: The following are the injured parties – William Warwick and George Warwick aged 15 and 16 labourers of Farnham. The description of some stolen clothing is then given, also a purse containing two sixpences and some coppers and finally four fowls of common breed and mixed colours are said to also ...
11 Dec 1881
PC Smith was instructed by DCC Ryder to warn William and George Warwick to attend the Corn Exchange Bishops Stortford to give evidence at the Petty Sessions on the 15th December 1881. He also spoke with PC 101 Brighton of Essex Police.
14 Dec 1881
PC Smith was tasked with making enquiries in [Walkers] Lane Farnham Essex concerning a robbery which occurred on the High Road between Farnham and Bishops Stortford. He conferred with his own colleagues, PC’s 20, 54 and 108 and Essex PC 101.
11 Dec 1881
PC Milton served a Summons on a John Glasscock of Farnham Essex. The following day he went to Furneaux Pelham to have the declaration signed.
28 May 1906
