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THE HONGKONG

Government Gazette.

Published by Authority.

No. 23.

VICTORIA, SATURDAY, 8TH JUNE, 1878.

VOL. XXIV.

No. 125.

GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.

The following Returns relative to Victoria Gaol, during the year 1877, are published for general information.

By Command,

Colonial Secretary's Office, Hongkong, 4th June, 1878.

RE

J. M. PRICE, Acting Colonial Secretary.

NUMBER of PRISONERS in VICTORIA GAOL on the last Day of each Week of the Year 1877.

CHINESE

CHINESE

EUROPEANS.

EUROPEANS.

OR COLOURED.

OR COLOURED.

WEEKLY. .1877.

TOTAL,

WEEKLY. 1877.

TOTAL,

Males.

Females.

Males.

Females.

Mules.

Males. Females.

Females.

January

7

.36

398

23

457

July 8

24

1

300

16

341

14

36

389

18

443

15

27

293

18

338

وو

21

36

400

18

454

22

32

310

17

359

22

13

28

37

386

17

440

29

32

321

22

375

""

February

4

41

366

16

423

August

5

33

324

21

378

11

43

348

16

407

12

33

325

21

379

"

18

46

339

15

401

19

33

335

23

391

"

"

25

49

324

14

388

26

40

355

25

420

""

**

March

11

"

18

4181

42

300

16

358

September 2

44

344

20

408

38

288

15

341

43

361

17

421

""

37

284

15

336

16

36

363

19

418

""

25

33.

291

18

342

23

36

358

16

410

22

April

1

26

292

21

339

30

37

351

17

405

"

8

26

278

18

322

October

7

34

338

15

387

"

15

28

291

18

337

14

41

341

18

400

55

""

22

27

283

22

332

21

39

354

21

414

77

29.

26

288

18

332

28

47

389

21

457

"

"

May

6

25

293

22

340

November 4.

47

395

19

461

13

31

306

20

358

11

47

422

21

490

20

21

316

19

357:

18

28

431

20

489

22

"">

27

22

312

21

356

25

38

384.

15

437

"

22

June

3

23.

313

23

360

December 2

33

368

14

415

"

22

નાના

10

-21

310

21

353

9

34

378

16

428

""

17

25

313

21

360

16

25

392

12

429

11

24

21

304

17

343

23

29

396

13

438

""

July

1

23

301

15

339

30

30

401

12

443

19

Victoria Gaol Office, Hongkong, 13th March, 1873.

T. C. Dempster, Captain,

Acting Superintendent.

CLASS

OF

PRISONERS.

European Females....

European Males,................

Indian Males, .........

Indian Females, ......

Chinese Females, ...........

Chinese Males, ........

TOTAL, .........

...

2

***

6

07

RETURN showing the CLASSIFICATION of OFFENCES for which PRISONERS were mmitted to VICTORIA GAOL, from the respective Courts of the Colony, during the Year 1877.

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:

8

ос

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:

:

F:..

756

27

166

12

T

T

2

N

}

16

11

3

E

28.5

89

0

1

5

C

:

272

170

16

3

652

***

15

22

***

...

...

8

T

12

12

19

*

***

...

N

10

1

...

726

16

3,238

2

192

N

***

2

...

N

17

2

6

H

19

186

995

55

F:

212

12

61

4

Murder.

Manslaughter.

Piracy.

Cutting and Wounding, or Assault occasioning Griev-

ous Bodily Harm, &c.

Assault with Intent to Rob, Highway Robbery, Robbery

with Violence and Attempt at such.

Burglary, Attempt to commit Burglary, and having

Possession of House-breaking Implements.

Larceny, Larceny from a House, Larceny from the

Person and froin Ships in the Harbour.

Defranding, and Obtaining Goods or Money under

False Pretences.

Unlawful Possession or Receiving Stolen Goods, &c.

Illegally Pawning Goods, &c.

Sodomy and Unnatural Offences.

Indecent Assault.

Child Stealing, Kidnapping, Abduction of Females, For- cible Detention, Buying or Selling of Human Beings.

Forvert Coining.or Uferine Corso-feit Coir

Notes Perjury, Suborning Witnesses to Commit Perjury, Preferring False Charge, and Giving Wilful False Testimony, &c.

Threatening to Accuse of Crime, Accusing of Crime

with Intent to Extort Money.

Assault, Assault with Wounding and Rioting.

Drunk and Incapable, Fighting and Quarrelling, Dis- orderly Conduct, Refusing to pay Chair Hire, and Resisting the Police in the Execution of their Duty.

Misconduct as a Private or Public Servant, Refusal of Duty, Negligence, Desertion and Remaining be-

hind from Ship.

Breaches of Military or Naval Discipline.

Gambling or Haunting Gambling Houses, &c.

Rogues and Vagabonds, Suspicious Characters, and

Vagrancy.

Breach of Conditional Pardon and Returning to the

Colony from Deportation.

Breach of Ordinance with regard to Weights and

Measures and Registration. Without Passes, Unlawful Hawking or Selling without

a Licence, Obstruction, Nuisance, Damage, Making Bonfires and Firing Crackers, Defiling Streams, Uttering Cries, Trespassing, Breach of Ordinance for Harbour and Market Regulations.

Breach of Brothel Ordinance.

Committed for Trial, Remanded from Courts, Crown

Witnesses, and Pending Orders, &c.

For Debt.

15

793

30

180

Office, Hongkong, 16th May, 1878.

-

1

N

19

1

19

4

184

438

114

73

277

193

16

3

670

22

892

23

8,946

928

7 ਰße J

69

GRAND TOTAL.

*8281 ‘ANÁL HIS ‘ALLAZVO LINEAR NONOH THL

zased

Acting Superintendent. T. C. DempsteR, Captain,

zased

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