Received information from Mr Betts of Hadham Hall regarding a missing spaniel. Subsequent enquiries failed to produce any clues.
20 Jun 1889
Received information that three shirts, one apron and a pair of cord trousers had been stolen from a clothesline in an Orchard at Ford Hill, Little Hadham, property of James White. Enquiries were made throughout the neighbourhood but failed to lead to any clues.
31 Jul 1889
Called out at 8pm as Thomas Perry, a labourer from Little Hadham, was drunk and disorderly in the street at Hadham Ford. He was taken home.
10 Aug 1889
Made further enquiries into the robbery of shirts and trousers from 31 July 89.
03 Aug 1889
Fredrick Ettridge of Little Hadham and Fredrick Wallace of Albury were found drunk and fighting outside the Hen & Chickens Beer House at 4.30pm.
12 Aug 1889
Visited Kiln Farm with Sergeant Gibbs to make enquiries regarding a case of swine fever. The farm foreman, Mr Edward Black, informed that 25 of the 46 pigs on the premises had either died or been killed and were subsequently buried with lime. He had made the issue known to Superintendent Webb the week prior.
02 Nov 1889
While patrolling Hadham Ford at 10am, the officer noticed that a clay hut had been burned down during the night of November 5th 1889. The property belonged to Mr Gillet and was uninsured.
06 Nov 1889
Officer was unable to reach their second point as a heavy thunderstorm forced them to take refuge in a cottage near the first.
06 Jun 1889
Served notices from the chief constable on Mr Parry and Mr Betts.
16 Oct 1889
Served a summons on Walter Pratt.
25 Nov 1889
Reported to Joseph Penn at 9pm that a strange man had been seen at Little Hadham Rectory at around 7pm.
01 Oct 1889
While patrolling Stortford Road, Alfred Pateman was seen driving sheep with his master Mr James Lanyon’s unmuzzled collie dog. He was made aware of the regulations.
17 Sep 1889
When serving a summons to Robert Smith at his place of birth, he said his proper name was Henry but had been known by the name Robert since he was a little boy.
05 Oct 1889
Served a summons on Thomas Perry.
27 Nov 1889
Officer called out at around 9pm by William Winch regarding a disturbance at his Beer House, The Hen & Chickens.
20 Nov 1889
Officer served a notice order of maintenance on Alfred and Walter Jordon regarding their father Henry Jordon. Officer was also measured for a new uniform at Bishop’s Stortford.
12 Dec 1889
Officer served a notice order of maintenance on Henry Jordon at Mentley, father of Alfred and Walter Jordon of Braughing who received notice two days prior.
14 Dec 1889
PC Smith attended Green Street Little Hadham conferring with PC 94 giving him a summons to serve upon a William Hawks Mumford a grocer of Furneaux Pelham.
15 Nov 1881
