Class III.-Offences against Property without Violence.
37. Larceny of Horses and Cattle
38. Larceny from the Person
39. Larceny in House

40. Larceny by a Servant

41. Embezzlement

97

96

54

39

..

54

46

42. Larceny of Post Letters

74

74

1

24

78

325
20

21 201 10 48 45

15

2

2.1

.2

14

Total of Class III

2,452 2,259 193

2 17 1 480

1 1,951

158 1,261 105 174 239

6

(28677)

Class V.-Forgery and Offences against the Currency.

Class IV.-Malicious Injuries to Property.

C 3

In 1 case defendant was a limited company.

31

10

12

.2

There were also 1 Additional Order for Fine, and 2 for Recognizances.

b In 1 case defendant was a limited company.

29 6,350 24 504 3,785 354 597 998 88 23 4 15 3,956 2,620 57

• Including 10 persons committed to Reformatory Schools, 1 person sent back to a Reformatory School, 1 person sent back to an Industrial School,
50 persons fined, 13 persons sent to Institutions for Mental Defectives, 1 person sent back to an Institution for Mental Defectives, 4 persons sent to Places
of Safety pending Orders under the Mental Deficiency Act, 1913, 1 person whose sentence was postponed and who was subsequently certified insane,
1 alien recommended for deportation, no sentence being imposed, 8 persons discharged without sentence, and 4 persons whose sentences were postponed
sine die.

d Exclusive of 1 person convicted and sentenced to Borstal Detention for "Housebreaking," who also received a concurrent sentence after summary
conviction under the Criminal Justice Administration Act, 1914, &c.

Note. The above Table includes 1 criminal case for trial in the King's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice. The particulars of the case were
as follows:-

(28677)

C 4