(Y 10)
FOR MINOR OFFENCES.
Convicted,
Discharged.
Convicted. Discharged.
In 1887,
.6,310
1,214
In 1892,
..8,245
729
1888,
.5,772
1,105
"
1893,
7,095
661
"
1889,
.4,529
1,181
1894,
.6,155
769
JJ
1890,
5,007
1,213
1895,
8,147
986
""
1891,
.9,920
673
"
"
1896,
....7,820
578
30,938
6,336
36,962
3,722
Altogether excepting Nos, 13, 14 and 15.
Convicted. Discharged.
Convicted.
Discharged.
In 1887, 1888,
.....
7,514
1,780 ¡ In 1892,
9,973
1,221
.6,888
1.661
**
1893,
8,486
977
"
1889,
..5,938
1,749
>>
1894,
7,379
1,042
11
1890,
.6,419
1,829
1895,
9,625
1,379
ן
1891,
11,007
817
"
1896,
8,698
841
87,796
7,836
44,161
5,460
Return of ChimiNAL CASES that have been brought under the COGNIZANCE of the Supreme Court,
during the lust Ten Years.
Charges Abandoned.
Number Number
YEAR.
of Cases.
of P'ersous.
Convicted. Acquitted.
No. of Cases.
No. of Porsons.
Postponed.
No. of Cases.
No. of Porsons.
(/) 1887,........
94
155
1884,
101
186
(g) 1889,.
92
143
1890,...
59
80
1891,......
32
37
2833
82
36
17
26
1
8
99
47
28
40
64
41
24
37
13
20
7
17
26
9
2
2
•
Total,...... 378
601
314
153
78
122
1
8
1892,
30
44
18
17
4
9
1893,
43
57
33
16
4
1894,
36
44
21
17
6
6
5
1895,
26
39
23
9
5
7
1896,..
64
60
27
26
1
6
I
Toin!.......
199
244
122
85
23
36
2
G
Average of 1st |
733
120}
623
30%
15%
247
Period,....j
Average of 2nd |
Period,
391
483
243
17
42
71
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njo
In three cases the recognizances were estreated.
9. In one case the recognizance estreated, this case is included in the total, but not in any other of the above beadings.
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