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III.—SUMMARY CONVICTIONS.
T A B L E
showing the Number of Persons Summarih* Convicted for various Classes of Offences.
and the kind of Punishments Inflicted.
Punishments.
Total
!
Number
of
Persons
Convicted
Fine ... ... ... 2,152
i
Imprisonment, iu lieu offineor
•surety ... ... ...
:
666
Peremptory lmprisoumc-nt ...j 1,023
Bound over with or -without.
sureties or other trivial pna-;
i6hment...
... ...I 4 2
For
A«<iult?
anil other
Offences
asraiust the
Person.
232
54
454
15
Total
.' o.bSo'"
For
Malicious
Injuries to
Proporrr.
5 !
165
13
For
Ther: of
Animals.
iFor Offences against
Pro|)crtr other
than Malicious
; Injuries to Property
! or theft of Animal's.
91
25
171
j For 0 Staics
j asains: Revenue
,Xci.m. ap.'i dtiicr Act
! relatinj to the
i Swia! Ero::orr.~
i of the Inland.'
631
63
84
For
! other
, Ofiences.
1.212
537
335
23
'7'J
j 2,13"
X O T E . — " W h e r e there ba**. beeu an Appeal from the Magistrate's decision, the case is to be entered as finally decided,
and not necessarily according to the Magistrate's original decision.
• The difference between this and the total of Persous summarily convicted iu Table II. is accounted for by the fact
that iu cases where both fine and imprisonment are imposed on the same person, such person contributes ouly one of
the numbers shown iu Table II., while he m a y be shown under two heads in Table III.
IV—INDICTMENTS AND INFORMATIONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURTS.
Including Courts analogous to the Courts of Quarter Sessions in England—i.e.. District
State h o w the Cases t r W in the Superior
Courts cui'-d.
(.Each prisoner tried should be counted as a
Separate ca»c ; but. w here .any lar^e batch
of prisoners have been convicted toother,
the fact might be mentioned iu a notj
below;.
mm
"ei:
I
Jndgnent for the Crowu
Judgment fur the TrL-oner
Prisoner found Insane
374 ' G , 11
232 ; 6 ! 1
-.elude in the Returns 1>C!<V.T th* Indictments for Atten
-
,
and Conspiracies to commit the several Offences.
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45 ! 10
9
40
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0:3
46 ' 50
Case
fell
through for
want
of Prosecution,
including
cases where
the Qiuen's Ad-!
vocate entered a no!!,-
pn-m-tpu ...
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;
4
Total
l ! —
633 16 i 15 : 14 — 18 12
on
13
6
; —
192 11
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