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III. SUMMARY CONVICTIONS.
TABLE showing the Number of Suminary Convictions for various Classes of Offences, and the kind of Punishments Inflicted.
Punishments.
Total Number of
Assaults and other Offences Offences against
Ma- licious Injuries
Offences against Pro-
perty other
Offences against Revenue Acts, Highway Acts,
Gam-
than Malicious
to
bling.
Pro-
the Person.
perty.
Injuries to Property or Prædial Larceny.
Health Acts, and other Acts relating to the Social Economy of the Colony.
Offences against Musters and Servants
Acts,
including Acts relating
to Indentured Coolies.
Other
Offen-
ces.
Fine....
0,005
-144
1
Imprisonment,
in lieu of fine
or surety.
85
10
Peremptory Im-
prisonment...
1,010
08
:
Whipping.
10
نت
Bound over with
or without
aureties
147 48
Total.....
7,866 579
090
÷
190
C1
207
4,010
54
1,733
22
31
524
*
55
12
258
808
4,000
0
1
227
30
60
1,090
NOTE. Where there has been 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.
IV.—INDICTMENTS AND INFORMATIONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURTS,
Including Courts analogous to the Courts of Quarter Sessions in England-i.e.,
District Courts, &c.
Include in the Returns below the Indictments for Attempts and Conspiracies to commit the several Offences.
State how the Cases tried in the Superior Courts ended.
(Each prisoner tried should be counted as a separate case; but where any large batch of prisoners have been convicted together, the fact might be men- tioned in a note below).
Total.
1
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7
20
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Murder, other than Wife and Child Murder.
Manslaughter.
Attempt at Murder.
Murder of Wife, Reputed Wife,
or Concubine.
Child Murder.
Concealment of Birth,
Abortion.
Rape.
Other Offences against the Person. Malicious Injuries to Property.
Unnatural Crimes.
Robbery with Violence.
Prædial Larceny.
Other Offences against Property.
Miscellaneous Offences.
Judgment for the Crown
50
1
3
Judgment for the Prisoner 21
Prisoner found Insane.
Case fell through for want of Prosecution, including cases where a Bill waH thrown out by Grand Jury......
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