(Y3)

TABLE showing the Number of Persons brought before the Marine Magistrate by Arrest Warrants or Summonses for Offences, and how their Cases were disposed of

in the Marine Magistrate's Court.

Number Discharged

for want of Prosecution by the Party complaining or for want of Evidence.

Number of Cases Dismissed

on

the Merits.

Number of Persons Stanmarily Convicted.

Number of Persons Committed for Trial in the Superior Courts,

Offences against the Person,

Gambling,

Offences against Property'

(other than Praudial Lar- ceny),

Refusal of Duty, ·

Offences against Masters and Servants Acts, including Acts relating to Indentured Coolies,

Other Offences,

Total Number of Persons.

Summoned or Apprehended,

:

:

G

|

2

15

:

19

• See fuot-note (*) to Table 1.

III.—SUMMARY CONVICTIONS. (Police Court.)

TABLE showing the Number of Summary Convictions for various Classes of Offences, and the kind of Punishments Inflicted.

Punishments.

Toral Number of Offences.

Assaults and other Offences against the Person.

Ma- licious

| Injuries | Gam-

to bling.

Pro-

perty.

Offences against Pro- perty other than Malicious

Injuries to Property or Pradial

Offences against Revenue Acts, Highway Acts,

Health Acts, and other Acts relating to the Social Economy of the Colony,

Offences against Masters and Servants Acts, including Acts relating

to Indentured

Coolies.

Other

Offen-

ees.

Larceny.

Fine,

8,809

472

27 1 804

273

2,560

29

4,614

Imprisonment in

lien of fine or

security,.........

2,219

106

4 218

376

394

20

1,101

Peremptory In-

prisonment,....

2,008

136

6

1

1,425

I

31

323

Whipping.....

88

5

80

Escaped,

:

Solitary Confine-

ment,

35

1

:

Exposed in

Stocks,

314

16

Sent to Honse of

Deteation,

42

29

4

9

183

X

98

42

Bound over with

or without

Buretics,

232

136

#

11

76

Total......

18,747

849

42│1,037

2,477

2,970

El

6,286

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,

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