Cuckfield Connections

Mary Ann Miles was committed for trial on Friday by, Captain Preston, on a charge of stealing a handkerchief and chemise, the property of...

Brighton Gazette-Wednesday 20 November 1912 Young Mans foolishness Strange story of a bicycle. A strange story of the disappearance of a...

Angela Fox, Ockenden Cottage. Cuckfield, was fined £1 for for causing an unobscured light to show from a window of her house during the...

Sir WW Burrell’s House 'Burgled'. On Friday evening, between nine and ten o'clock, a most daring burglary was committed at Sir WW...

Sussex Agricultural Express - Friday 24 September 1909 SUICIDE THROUGH GRIEF CUCKFIELD Mr. G. Vere Benson, coroner for East Sussex, held...

THE TRUE STORY OF A WICKED WOMAN Sussex County Magazine January 1929 The article on Cuckfield Place, which appeared in the Sussex County...

Mid Sussex Times- Tuesday 20 May 1913 A POLICE CONSTABLE’S 'LAST BEAT' A familiar figure of authority on the streets of Cuckfield has...

Mid Sussex Times - Tuesday 27 October 1903 YESTERDAY (MONDAY). Before Colonel W. H. Campion, C.B. (in the chair), Major Borror,...

West Sussex Gazette-Thursday 20 June 1912 Cuckfield In the Childrens Court at Haywards Heath Petty Sessions on Monday, Robert G. Baker,...

Up to yesterday (Thursday) afternoon nothing fresh had occurred to throw any light on this most mysterious affair, either in the...

West Sussex county times-Saturday 2 August 1884 A dangerous practise George Dumsday and Nathaniel Mercer, both lads, of Cuckfield, were...

Chichester Express and West Sussex Journal - Tuesday 31 January 1865 Petty robberies.—A number of petty robberies have again taken place...

Sussex Agricultural Express - Saturday 28 September 1889 CUCKFIELD ABUSING MR KM BURRELL. At the Marlborough-street Police-court, Monday...

Henry Neale v. Cuddington. In this case plaintiff, who is a wheelwright, residing at Cuckfield, sued the defendant, a furniture remover,...

The following shocking occurrence, we hear, took place between Brighton and Cuckfield, on Tuesday se’nnight A Nobleman's carriage,...

Chichester Express and West Sussex journal- Tuesday 7 December 1869 The mysterious death of a stranger at Cuckfield The greatest...

While thieves at a Cuckfield (Sussex) house stole silver worth £60, smoked cigars, and drank lemonade, two Pekinese dogs slept...

Chichester Express and West Sussex Journal - Tuesday 30 January 1872 January 30, 1872 CUCKFIELD, SUSPICIOUS. — Mary Lewis, middle-aged...

Charles Parramor, a young thief, describing himself as an engine driver, of Croydon, was charged with stealing two umbrellas on the 11th...

On Wednesday a man passing by the name of John Mitchell, and who pretended to come from Leeds, Yorkshire, was brought before Warden G...