ORDERED TO FIND SECURITY
WAITED BY THE POLICE MAGISTRATES, DURING THE YEAR 1872
| M. | F. | M. | F. | M. | F. | M. | F. | M. | F. | M. | F. | M. | F. | M. | F. | M. | F. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9,050 | 11,185 | 2,426 | 29 | 1 | 137 | 44 | 1 | 9 | 11 | 1 | 22 | 12 | 23 | |||||
| Total Males and Females | 11,409 | 1,345 | 15,198 | 72 | 203 | 40 | 93 | 2 |
Consisting of Offenders not sentenced to Imprisonment.
---
| Offense | Cases |
|---|---|
| Administering Drugs | |
| Abduction of Females | |
| Aiding and abetting in Larceny | |
| Brought forward | 3,221 |
| Brought forward | 6,141 |
| Damage of Property | 72 |
| Negligently allowing Prisoners to escape | |
| Allowing Unmuzzled and Ferocious Dogs to be at large | |
| Dangerous and Offensive Trades, carrying on | |
| Fouling Streams | |
| Night Noises, by playing the Game called "Chai Mui" | |
| Night Noises by Watchmen | 2 |
| Accessory after the Fact to Felony | 11 |
| Desertion from H. M.'s Army and Navy | 10 |
| Assaults, common | |
| Assaults at or in connection with Riotous Assemblages | 7 |
| Assaults accompanied with Damage of Property | 16 |
| Desertion of Merchant Seamen | |
| Detention of H. M.'s Mails | |
| Detention of Seamen's Effects | 1 |
| Assaulting, or obstructing, or resisting Officer in Execution of their Duty | 196 |
| Deportations from Japan | |
| Assaults with Intent to rob | 2 |
| Discharging Fire Arms | 3 |
| Arson, or Attempts to commit Arson | |
| Attempts to commit Felonies | |
| Attempts to extort by Color of Office | |
| Child stealing | |
| Assuming Name, Designation, &c. of Police Constables | |
| Assisting Seamen to desert | |
| At large in the Night without Passes or Lights | |
| Behaviour calculated to provoke a Breach of the Peace | |
| Breach of Ordinances: | |
| For Buildings | |
| For Cargo-Boats | |
| For Dues | |
| For Markets | |
| For Marine Store Dealers | |
| For Pawnbrokers | |
| For Preparation and Sale of Prepared Opium | |
| For Registration of Houses and Servants | |
| For Retail of Spirituous and Fermented Liquors | |
| For Street Carts and Vehicles | |
| For Suppression of Gambling Houses | |
| For Suppression of Piracy | |
| For Weights and Measures | |
| Breach of Contract | |
| Breach of Harbor Regulations | |
| Breach of Merchant Shipping Act | |
| Breach of Recognizances | |
| Breach of Regulations for Boarding Houses | |
| Bribery, or Attempts to bribe Police Constables | |
| Burial of Chinese Corpse elsewhere than in a Cemetery | |
| Cattle Impounded on Public Ways | |
| Chinese found in Colony after Banishment under Ordinance No. 5 of 1857; and in Breach of Conditional Pardon under Ordinance No. 1 | |
| Cutting and destroying Clogs | |
| Counterfeiting | |
| Cutting and destroying Trees | |
| Culling and Wounding, and inflicting bodily injuries | |
| Carried forward | 2 |
| Discharging Stones and other Missiles to danger of Persons and Property | |
| Disorderly Behaviour, accompanied with Damage of Property | 7 |
| Disorderly Behaviour by Europeans: Drunkenness, Quarreling, Fighting and creating Disturbances | 1,254 |
| Disorderly Behaviour by Chinese, Fighting | 836 |
| Doubtful Witnesses to find Security for Appearance | 70 |
| Embezzlement | 11 |
| Escape of Prisoners from Custody of Police | 4 |
| Extortion by Color of Office | 2 |
| False Imprisonment | 17 |
| Forcibly taking away or detaining Adults with Intent to ransom, &c. | 12 |
| Forgery | 303 |
| Piracy and Murder | 1 |
| Found by Night in Dwelling Houses, with Intent to commit Felony | 2 |
| Fraudulently using False Trade Marks and Labels | 5 |
| Posting Bills | 1 |
| Furious Driving | 48 |
| Harboring Deserted Seamen | 23 |
| Highway Robbery with Arms or with Violence | 2 |
| Indecent Assaults on Females | 16 |
| Indecent Exposure of Persons by Bathing or otherwise, and Lewdness | 26 |
| Indecent Pictures, exposing for Sale | |
| Intimidating Witnesses | |
| Intimidating Workmen | 70 |
| Jurors neglecting to answer Coroner's Summons for Attendance at Inquests | |
| Kidnapping | 2 |
| Refusal of Duty by British Merchant Seamen | |
| Nuisances, (various), consisting of: | |
| House Nuisances, viz.: Keeping Pigs, allowing Dirt and Filth to remain on Premises or in immediate Vicinity | 525 |
| Street Nuisances, neglecting to clean out Dust Bins | 100 |
| Exposing Night Soil in the Street in uncovered Buckets, and in open Boats along the Praya | 82 |
| Throwing Rubbish into Harbor or on the Beach | 41 |
| Breaking Dust Bins | 31 |
| Hanging Wet Clothes, &c., to dry over Public Ways | |
| Obeying Calls of Nature in the Street | |
| Obstruction of Roads and Streets, &c., by Hawkers, Chair Coolies, and Shop-keepers | |
| Obstruction of Wharves by Boat People | |
| Obtaining Money or Goods by False Pretences | |
| Offences relating to Coins | |
| Perjury | |
| Preferring False Charge, &c. | |
| Registered Householder, permitting Gambling within a House | |
| Receiving Stolen Goods | 100 |
| Refusal of Duty by Seamen of Foreign Ships | 360 |
| Robberies | |
| Rogues and Vagabonds: | |
| As Street Gamblers and Watchmen to Gamblers | |
| As Suspicious Characters | |
| As Vagrants, (Europeans) | |
| Larcenies | 409 |
| Larcenies from Dwelling Houses | 107 |
| Rescuing Prisoners from Custody of Police | |
| Larcenies from the Person | 200 |
| Larcenies from Ships or Boats in Harbor | 78 |
| Larcenies of Vegetables or Fruits from Gardens and Enclosed Places | 69 |
| Stragglers from Men of War | 11 |
| Street Gambling (treated as Obstruction of Public Ways) | 4 |
| Street Noises by Hawkers | 10 |
| Magistrate's Order, Disobedience of | 11 |
| Making Bonfires or Firing Crackers | |
| Manslaughter | |
| Mendicants, bringing into Colony | 603 |
| Unauthorized Religious Ceremonies | |
| Unlawful Possession of Property | 478 |
| Unlicensed Coolie Lodging Houses | 14 |
| Unlicensed Hawking | 150 |
| Unlicensed Plying of Boats for Hire | 151 |
| Misconduct as Domestic Servants | 189 |
| Misconduct as Police Constables | 13 |
| Misconduct as Private Watchmen | |
| Misconduct as Workmen | |
| Unwholesome Provisions, exposing for sale or bringing into Colony | 42 |
| Unnatural Offences | |
| Uttering Forged Bank Notes | 1 |
| Murder | |
| Total | 9,221 |
| Carried forward | 6,111 |
---
C. MAY, Esq., Police Magistrate
ORDERED TO FIND SECURITY
WAITED BY THE POLICE MAGISTRATES, DURING THE YEAR 1872
| M. | F. | M. | F. | M. | F. | M. | F. | M. | F. | M. | F. | M. | F. | M. | F. | M. | F. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9,050 | 11,185 | 2,426 | 29 | 1 | 137 | 44 | 1 | 9 | 11 | 1 | 22 | 12 | 23 | |||||
| Total Males and Females | 11,409 | 1,345 | 15,198 | 72 | 203 | 40 | 93 | 2 |
Consisting of Offenders not sentenced to Imprisonment.
---
| Offense | Cases |
|---|---|
| Administering Drugs | |
| Abduction of Females | |
| Aiding and abetting in Larceny | |
| Brought forward | 3,221 |
| Brought forward | 6,141 |
| Damage of Property | 72 |
| Negligently allowing Prisoners to escape | |
| Allowing Unmuzzled and Ferocious Dogs to be at large | |
| Dangerous and Offensive Trades, carrying on | |
| Fouling Streams | |
| Night Noises, by playing the Game called "Chai Mui" | |
| Night Noises by Watchmen | 2 |
| Accessory after the Fact to Felony | 11 |
| Desertion from H. M.'s Army and Navy | 10 |
| Assaults, common | |
| Assaults at or in connection with Riotous Assemblages | 7 |
| Assaults accompanied with Damage of Property | 16 |
| Desertion of Merchant Seamen | |
| Detention of H. M.'s Mails | |
| Detention of Seamen's Effects | 1 |
| Assaulting, or obstructing, or resisting Officer in Execution of their Duty | 196 |
| Deportations from Japan | |
| Assaults with Intent to rob | 2 |
| Discharging Fire Arms | 3 |
| Arson, or Attempts to commit Arson | |
| Attempts to commit Felonies | |
| Attempts to extort by Color of Office | |
| Child stealing | |
| Assuming Name, Designation, &c. of Police Constables | |
| Assisting Seamen to desert | |
| At large in the Night without Passes or Lights | |
| Behaviour calculated to provoke a Breach of the Peace | |
| Breach of Ordinances: | |
| For Buildings | |
| For Cargo-Boats | |
| For Dues | |
| For Markets | |
| For Marine Store Dealers | |
| For Pawnbrokers | |
| For Preparation and Sale of Prepared Opium | |
| For Registration of Houses and Servants | |
| For Retail of Spirituous and Fermented Liquors | |
| For Street Carts and Vehicles | |
| For Suppression of Gambling Houses | |
| For Suppression of Piracy | |
| For Weights and Measures | |
| Breach of Contract | |
| Breach of Harbor Regulations | |
| Breach of Merchant Shipping Act | |
| Breach of Recognizances | |
| Breach of Regulations for Boarding Houses | |
| Bribery, or Attempts to bribe Police Constables | |
| Burial of Chinese Corpse elsewhere than in a Cemetery | |
| Cattle Impounded on Public Ways | |
| Chinese found in Colony after Banishment under Ordinance No. 5 of 1857; and in Breach of Conditional Pardon under Ordinance No. 1 | |
| Cutting and destroying Clogs | |
| Counterfeiting | |
| Cutting and destroying Trees | |
| Culling and Wounding, and inflicting bodily injuries | |
| Carried forward | 2 |
| Discharging Stones and other Missiles to danger of Persons and Property | |
| Disorderly Behaviour, accompanied with Damage of Property | 7 |
| Disorderly Behaviour by Europeans: Drunkenness, Quarreling, Fighting and creating Disturbances | 1,254 |
| Disorderly Behaviour by Chinese, Fighting | 836 |
| Doubtful Witnesses to find Security for Appearance | 70 |
| Embezzlement | 11 |
| Escape of Prisoners from Custody of Police | 4 |
| Extortion by Color of Office | 2 |
| False Imprisonment | 17 |
| Forcibly taking away or detaining Adults with Intent to ransom, &c. | 12 |
| Forgery | 303 |
| Piracy and Murder | 1 |
| Found by Night in Dwelling Houses, with Intent to commit Felony | 2 |
| Fraudulently using False Trade Marks and Labels | 5 |
| Posting Bills | 1 |
| Furious Driving | 48 |
| Harboring Deserted Seamen | 23 |
| Highway Robbery with Arms or with Violence | 2 |
| Indecent Assaults on Females | 16 |
| Indecent Exposure of Persons by Bathing or otherwise, and Lewdness | 26 |
| Indecent Pictures, exposing for Sale | |
| Intimidating Witnesses | |
| Intimidating Workmen | 70 |
| Jurors neglecting to answer Coroner's Summons for Attendance at Inquests | |
| Kidnapping | 2 |
| Refusal of Duty by British Merchant Seamen | |
| Nuisances, (various), consisting of: | |
| House Nuisances, viz.: Keeping Pigs, allowing Dirt and Filth to remain on Premises or in immediate Vicinity | 525 |
| Street Nuisances, neglecting to clean out Dust Bins | 100 |
| Exposing Night Soil in the Street in uncovered Buckets, and in open Boats along the Praya | 82 |
| Throwing Rubbish into Harbor or on the Beach | 41 |
| Breaking Dust Bins | 31 |
| Hanging Wet Clothes, &c., to dry over Public Ways | |
| Obeying Calls of Nature in the Street | |
| Obstruction of Roads and Streets, &c., by Hawkers, Chair Coolies, and Shop-keepers | |
| Obstruction of Wharves by Boat People | |
| Obtaining Money or Goods by False Pretences | |
| Offences relating to Coins | |
| Perjury | |
| Preferring False Charge, &c. | |
| Registered Householder, permitting Gambling within a House | |
| Receiving Stolen Goods | 100 |
| Refusal of Duty by Seamen of Foreign Ships | 360 |
| Robberies | |
| Rogues and Vagabonds: | |
| As Street Gamblers and Watchmen to Gamblers | |
| As Suspicious Characters | |
| As Vagrants, (Europeans) | |
| Larcenies | 409 |
| Larcenies from Dwelling Houses | 107 |
| Rescuing Prisoners from Custody of Police | |
| Larcenies from the Person | 200 |
| Larcenies from Ships or Boats in Harbor | 78 |
| Larcenies of Vegetables or Fruits from Gardens and Enclosed Places | 69 |
| Stragglers from Men of War | 11 |
| Street Gambling (treated as Obstruction of Public Ways) | 4 |
| Street Noises by Hawkers | 10 |
| Magistrate's Order, Disobedience of | 11 |
| Making Bonfires or Firing Crackers | |
| Manslaughter | |
| Mendicants, bringing into Colony | 603 |
| Unauthorized Religious Ceremonies | |
| Unlawful Possession of Property | 478 |
| Unlicensed Coolie Lodging Houses | 14 |
| Unlicensed Hawking | 150 |
| Unlicensed Plying of Boats for Hire | 151 |
| Misconduct as Domestic Servants | 189 |
| Misconduct as Police Constables | 13 |
| Misconduct as Private Watchmen | |
| Misconduct as Workmen | |
| Unwholesome Provisions, exposing for sale or bringing into Colony | 42 |
| Unnatural Offences | |
| Uttering Forged Bank Notes | 1 |
| Murder | |
| Total | 9,221 |
| Carried forward | 6,111 |
---
C. MAY, Esq., Police Magistrate
TOTAL XUMBER
UP CASES.
ABSTRACT or CASES umper COGNIZANCE of the POLICE MAGISTRATES' COURT, Duniko the Tran 1975
CASES HOW DISPOSED OF, and tub Number Of Male and Female Prisoxers under bach lead.
Ordered to find Security."
WAITS 140KD by the Poltek MagistrATES, DURING the Yɛan 1872.
WARKARTA,
11 #
| M. | A
M.
9,050
11,185 D99 | 2,426
N. F.
29-1 137
F.
M.
F.
M.
A
M. | F
M.
F
M. F
M.
F.
Mr.
F.
29
44
1
RG
9
11
1
22.1
12
23
भ
13
Total Mates and FemALES,,
114.09 1,345
.15,1 J
9.872
203
40
93
2
TOTAL
Administering Drugs,
*Consisting of Offenders not sentenced to Imprisonment.
Abduction of Femaler.................
Aiding and aljetting in Larceny,
B
THE CASES CONSISTED OF:-
Drought forward,...........................................
3,221
Brought forward....................
6.141
Damage of Property,
72
Kegligently allowing Prisoners to carajie,
T
ANÇA CARAVANA KON
Allowing Umnuzzled and Ferecious Dogs to be at large,
--------murabi
Dangerous and Offensive Trades, carrying on,............................................................ t Dedling Streams,
B
1.4
Night Noises, by playing the Ganne called “Chai Mui," Night Noises by Watchinen.
2
PRIUAMANerated and
11
Accessory after the Fact to Felony,
Desartion from II. M.'s Army and Navy..............................
10
Assaults, common, .........
Assaults at or in connection with Riotous Assemblages,
7.
Assaults accompanied with Damage of Property,
16
Desortion of Merchant Seunen1, ....................................................................................................................................................... Detention of H. M.'s Mails......................................................................................................................................................... Detention of Seamen's Effects,
1
+4
Assaulting, or obstructing, or resisting l'olier in Execution of their Duty,
196
Deportations from Japan,
*
Aesults with Intent to rub,
2
Discharging Fire Arnis,
3
Arson, or Attempts to commit Arson,
A
TAMARAN
Attempts to comunit Felonies.
Attempts to extort by Color of Qikre,
DENT 19
Child sitesling,.
Assuming Name, Designation, &c. of Police Constab'ex, ................................................................. Assisting Scannen to desert,
At large in the Night without Passes or Lights,
Behaviour calculated to provoke a Brench of the Punce,
Brisch of Ordinances :—
For Buildings,
For Gorgo-Boats,
For duik,
For Markets....
For Marine Store Dealers, .........nebija paara.....................--|-------- For Pawnbrokers,
For Preparation and Sale of Prepared Opium, For Registention of Houses und Servants,
For Hetail of Spirituous and Fermented Liquors, For Street Chaults and Vehicles................
For Suppression of Gumbing Houses,
For Suppression of Piracy,..
For Weiglats and Measures,
Breach of Contract,
Brearl of Harbor Regulations,
Bern, h of Merelant Shipping Act,
Breach of Recognizione,"
Bireneli of Begulations for Boarding Houses.
DAKOTA MAKUUTERTERRUPTER
HAIR BANDAR DEUROYATÉKO
Kelery, or Aiteonts to brit: Police Constables, Burglarge
Bakal of Chinese Corpse elsewhere than in a Cenietery, Cattle Inimel Jons au Public Whyx,
Chip, na Diffende » fotud in Gobmy after B mnishment under Pudinance No. 5 ** 1997; and Jn Birach-of Conditional Pardon under Urdination No. 1
'oue pitao cut the Clogs to nomuseuf Uibley and Mundor in Chinese Territory,
Cau- pirn y la t'i vodka Prcomont. Morder,
·
↑ plotem fund Offlineva mimotlist in Chinese. Territory,
County be Anum da
4utting and 1st ging Testi,
Culling and Wana mog, and unlisting bodily fuju,ies,
********----------------
Curried forward......................
2
Discharging Stones and other Missiles to danger of Persoas and Property, Disorderly Behaviour, necompanied with Daninge of Property,
7
63
3
36
Disorderly Behaviour by Europeans:-Drunkenness, Quarreling, Fighting and
creating Disturbances....
1,254
1,189
Disorderly Behaviour by Chinese, Fighting,
836
Kuvakooja JERUKKAYUKHODA K
70
Doubtful Witnesses to find Security for Appearance,, Embezzlement,
11
KAUKO-OHIKOEN
Eseupe of Prisoners from Castudy of Police,
4
PUM OFF----------PATAN KOS
Extortion by Color of Vitice,
2
False Imprisonment,
17
Forcibly taking away or detaining Adults with Intent to ransom, &c.,
12
303
Forgery,
1
Piracy and Murder,
2
IG
PORTADAN
Found by Night in Dwelling Houses, with Intent to commit Felony, Fraudulently using False Trade Marks nud Labels,
5
Posting Bills,
J
Ki
Furious Driving,
A
Kupe,
48.
Harboring Deserted Seamen,
23
Highway Robbery with Arms or with Violence,
2.16
Inderent Assaults on Females.
Baqarah ATAUERUTORA PAR
Indecent Exposure of l'ersons by Bathing or otherwise, and Lewdness............. Imlicent Piciures, expering for Sale,
26
G
Intimidating Witnesses,
Intimidating Workmen,
70
TOKANAYATAKLARDA
Jurors neglecting to answer Coroner's Summons for Attendance at Inquests..... Kidnapping,
མ=:|:་
2
Refusal of Duty by British Morchant Senmen,
Nuisances, (various), consisting of:--
House Xuisaners, viz.: Keeping Pigs, allowing Dirt and Filth to
remain on Premises or 'in immediate Vicinity,
Street Nuisances, neglecting to clent out Dost Bins,
Exposing Night Soil in the Street in uncovered Buckets, and in
opon Bouts along the Pruya.........................
Throwing Rubbish inte Harbor or on the Beach,
Baking Dust Bins.................
Hanging Wet Clothes, &c., to dry over Public Ways,
Obeying Calls of Nature in the Street,
------
525
100
82
JA
41
31
Obstruction of Roads and Creets, &c., by Hawkers, Chair Coolica, and
Shop-keepers.
Obstruction of Wharves by Bont Prople..
Obtaining Money or Goods by False Pretences,
Offences relating to Coius, ............................................................................................................................................. Perjury...
Preferring False Charge, &c.............................................
Registered Householder, permitting Gambling within a House,
Receiving Stolen Goods,
*********
*************
100
360
***
J6
4
-1
27
I
1
17
12
GERMAN
KAMANYAAverkabagongon-............****
Refusal of Duty by Seamen of Foreign Ships,
Rubberies,
#
Rogues and Vagabonds;—
As Street Gaint lers and Watchines to Gamblers,..................................................................
the
As Suspicious Characters,
As Vagrants, (Europeans),
G Larcenies,
409
Larrenira from Dwelling Houses.........
107
Resening Prisoners from Custody of l'elice,
.........................................................
200
78
?
11
1:
KAAN NGA ANA TURKUUREMANETANYA
Larcenies from the Person1,
Larcenies from Ships or Boats in Harbor,
La cenies of Vegetables or Fruits from. Gardens and Enclosed Plates,...
69
Stragglers from Men of War.................
11
SAAAA
Street Gambling. (treated as Obstruction of Public Ways).............................
4
Street Noises by Hawkers, ..
10
Titel,
atura No. 1'}
11
Magistintes' Ouder, Disobedience of.........................
Making Bonifices or Firing Cracker-
Manslaughter,
Mendicants, bringing into Volony
G03
Virothorized Uriigious Ceremonies...
Unlawful Possession of Property, -
478 14
PORTADA
150
*****
151
l'alicensed Coolie Lo Iging Houses,
!
Enticensed Hawkog.
GEN
....
Unlicensed Plying of Beats for live,
+
М
Misconduct as Dumestic Servant$.................................................................................................................................................. 189 Misconduct us Police Constables,
13
Misconduct as Private Watchmen,
Misconduct,as Workmen,
Unwholesome Provisions, exposing for sale or benging into Colony, Unnaturad Offences, ...........................................
42
Uttering Forged Fauk Notes,
1
BANA------------ KATALAAR
Foral
A
Murder,
KANDALA KLUGE
9,221
Curried forward,
6,111
C. MAY, DA Police Magistrate,
TOTAL XUMBER
UP CASES.
ABSTRACT or CASES umper COGNIZANCE of the POLICE MAGISTRATES' COURT, Duniko the Tran 1975
CASES HOW DISPOSED OF, and tub Number Of Male and Female Prisoxers under bach lead.
Ordered to find Security."
WAITS 140KD by the Poltek MagistrATES, DURING the Yɛan 1872.
WARKARTA,
11 #
| M. | A
M.
9,050
11,185 D99 | 2,426
N. F.
29-1 137
F.
M.
F.
M.
A
M. | F
M.
F
M. F
M.
F.
Mr.
F.
29
44
1
RG
9
11
1
22.1
12
23
भ
13
Total Mates and FemALES,,
114.09 1,345
.15,1 J
9.872
203
40
93
2
TOTAL
Administering Drugs,
*Consisting of Offenders not sentenced to Imprisonment.
Abduction of Femaler.................
Aiding and aljetting in Larceny,
B
THE CASES CONSISTED OF:-
Drought forward,...........................................
3,221
Brought forward....................
6.141
Damage of Property,
72
Kegligently allowing Prisoners to carajie,
T
ANÇA CARAVANA KON
Allowing Umnuzzled and Ferecious Dogs to be at large,
--------murabi
Dangerous and Offensive Trades, carrying on,............................................................ t Dedling Streams,
B
1.4
Night Noises, by playing the Ganne called “Chai Mui," Night Noises by Watchinen.
2
PRIUAMANerated and
11
Accessory after the Fact to Felony,
Desartion from II. M.'s Army and Navy..............................
10
Assaults, common, .........
Assaults at or in connection with Riotous Assemblages,
7.
Assaults accompanied with Damage of Property,
16
Desortion of Merchant Seunen1, ....................................................................................................................................................... Detention of H. M.'s Mails......................................................................................................................................................... Detention of Seamen's Effects,
1
+4
Assaulting, or obstructing, or resisting l'olier in Execution of their Duty,
196
Deportations from Japan,
*
Aesults with Intent to rub,
2
Discharging Fire Arnis,
3
Arson, or Attempts to commit Arson,
A
TAMARAN
Attempts to comunit Felonies.
Attempts to extort by Color of Qikre,
DENT 19
Child sitesling,.
Assuming Name, Designation, &c. of Police Constab'ex, ................................................................. Assisting Scannen to desert,
At large in the Night without Passes or Lights,
Behaviour calculated to provoke a Brench of the Punce,
Brisch of Ordinances :—
For Buildings,
For Gorgo-Boats,
For duik,
For Markets....
For Marine Store Dealers, .........nebija paara.....................--|-------- For Pawnbrokers,
For Preparation and Sale of Prepared Opium, For Registention of Houses und Servants,
For Hetail of Spirituous and Fermented Liquors, For Street Chaults and Vehicles................
For Suppression of Gumbing Houses,
For Suppression of Piracy,..
For Weiglats and Measures,
Breach of Contract,
Brearl of Harbor Regulations,
Bern, h of Merelant Shipping Act,
Breach of Recognizione,"
Bireneli of Begulations for Boarding Houses.
DAKOTA MAKUUTERTERRUPTER
HAIR BANDAR DEUROYATÉKO
Kelery, or Aiteonts to brit: Police Constables, Burglarge
Bakal of Chinese Corpse elsewhere than in a Cenietery, Cattle Inimel Jons au Public Whyx,
Chip, na Diffende » fotud in Gobmy after B mnishment under Pudinance No. 5 ** 1997; and Jn Birach-of Conditional Pardon under Urdination No. 1
'oue pitao cut the Clogs to nomuseuf Uibley and Mundor in Chinese Territory,
Cau- pirn y la t'i vodka Prcomont. Morder,
·
↑ plotem fund Offlineva mimotlist in Chinese. Territory,
County be Anum da
4utting and 1st ging Testi,
Culling and Wana mog, and unlisting bodily fuju,ies,
********----------------
Curried forward......................
2
Discharging Stones and other Missiles to danger of Persoas and Property, Disorderly Behaviour, necompanied with Daninge of Property,
7
63
3
36
Disorderly Behaviour by Europeans:-Drunkenness, Quarreling, Fighting and
creating Disturbances....
1,254
1,189
Disorderly Behaviour by Chinese, Fighting,
836
Kuvakooja JERUKKAYUKHODA K
70
Doubtful Witnesses to find Security for Appearance,, Embezzlement,
11
KAUKO-OHIKOEN
Eseupe of Prisoners from Castudy of Police,
4
PUM OFF----------PATAN KOS
Extortion by Color of Vitice,
2
False Imprisonment,
17
Forcibly taking away or detaining Adults with Intent to ransom, &c.,
12
303
Forgery,
1
Piracy and Murder,
2
IG
PORTADAN
Found by Night in Dwelling Houses, with Intent to commit Felony, Fraudulently using False Trade Marks nud Labels,
5
Posting Bills,
J
Ki
Furious Driving,
A
Kupe,
48.
Harboring Deserted Seamen,
23
Highway Robbery with Arms or with Violence,
2.16
Inderent Assaults on Females.
Baqarah ATAUERUTORA PAR
Indecent Exposure of l'ersons by Bathing or otherwise, and Lewdness............. Imlicent Piciures, expering for Sale,
26
G
Intimidating Witnesses,
Intimidating Workmen,
70
TOKANAYATAKLARDA
Jurors neglecting to answer Coroner's Summons for Attendance at Inquests..... Kidnapping,
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2
Refusal of Duty by British Morchant Senmen,
Nuisances, (various), consisting of:--
House Xuisaners, viz.: Keeping Pigs, allowing Dirt and Filth to
remain on Premises or 'in immediate Vicinity,
Street Nuisances, neglecting to clent out Dost Bins,
Exposing Night Soil in the Street in uncovered Buckets, and in
opon Bouts along the Pruya.........................
Throwing Rubbish inte Harbor or on the Beach,
Baking Dust Bins.................
Hanging Wet Clothes, &c., to dry over Public Ways,
Obeying Calls of Nature in the Street,
------
525
100
82
JA
41
31
Obstruction of Roads and Creets, &c., by Hawkers, Chair Coolica, and
Shop-keepers.
Obstruction of Wharves by Bont Prople..
Obtaining Money or Goods by False Pretences,
Offences relating to Coius, ............................................................................................................................................. Perjury...
Preferring False Charge, &c.............................................
Registered Householder, permitting Gambling within a House,
Receiving Stolen Goods,
*********
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100
360
***
J6
4
-1
27
I
1
17
12
GERMAN
KAMANYAAverkabagongon-............****
Refusal of Duty by Seamen of Foreign Ships,
Rubberies,
#
Rogues and Vagabonds;—
As Street Gaint lers and Watchines to Gamblers,..................................................................
the
As Suspicious Characters,
As Vagrants, (Europeans),
G Larcenies,
409
Larrenira from Dwelling Houses.........
107
Resening Prisoners from Custody of l'elice,
.........................................................
200
78
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11
1:
KAAN NGA ANA TURKUUREMANETANYA
Larcenies from the Person1,
Larcenies from Ships or Boats in Harbor,
La cenies of Vegetables or Fruits from. Gardens and Enclosed Plates,...
69
Stragglers from Men of War.................
11
SAAAA
Street Gambling. (treated as Obstruction of Public Ways).............................
4
Street Noises by Hawkers, ..
10
Titel,
atura No. 1'}
11
Magistintes' Ouder, Disobedience of.........................
Making Bonifices or Firing Cracker-
Manslaughter,
Mendicants, bringing into Volony
G03
Virothorized Uriigious Ceremonies...
Unlawful Possession of Property, -
478 14
PORTADA
150
*****
151
l'alicensed Coolie Lo Iging Houses,
!
Enticensed Hawkog.
GEN
....
Unlicensed Plying of Beats for live,
+
М
Misconduct as Dumestic Servant$.................................................................................................................................................. 189 Misconduct us Police Constables,
13
Misconduct as Private Watchmen,
Misconduct,as Workmen,
Unwholesome Provisions, exposing for sale or benging into Colony, Unnaturad Offences, ...........................................
42
Uttering Forged Fauk Notes,
1
BANA------------ KATALAAR
Foral
A
Murder,
KANDALA KLUGE
9,221
Curried forward,
6,111
C. MAY, DA Police Magistrate,
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