MIGRATION. POLICE. No. 123.-NUMBER of PASSENGERS that LEFT or ARRIVED in the UNITED KINGDOM for or from COUNTRIES OUT OF EUROPE, distinguishing BRITISH and ALIENS. (Compiled from the Tables relating to Emigration and Immigration from and into the United Kingdom.) (a) From 1st April, 1923 the figures exclude passengers who departed from, or arrived at, ports in the Irish Free State. No. 124.-AUTHORISED STRENGTH of the POLICE FORCE in ENGLAND and WALES, SCOTLAND and IRELAND. NOTE -For expenditure by Local Authorities on Police and Police Stations see Table No. 21. pp. 50-7. INTOXICATING LIQUORS: ENGLAND AND WALES. No. 125.-LICENSED PREMISES, REGISTERED CLUBS, and CONVICTIONS for DRUNKENNESS. (Compiled from the Licensing Statistics for England and Wales.) NATURALISATION. STREET ACCIDENTS CAUSED BY VEHICLES. No. 126.- NUMBER of NATURALISATION CERTIFICATES GRANTED and REVOKED in the UNITED KINGDOM. (Compiled from the Annual Returns to the House of Commons.) NOTE--The figures in brackets in the second column represent persons previously naturalised locally in some parts of H.M. Dominions. No. 127.-NUMBER of FATAL and NON-FATAL STREET (Compiled from the Annual Returns to the House of Commons.) NOTE.-Previous to 1914, accidents caused by Pedal Cycles are not included. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. No. 128.-PAYMENT for COMPENSATION (in certain INDUSTRIES) and ARBITRATIONS, and MEMORANDA REGISTERED (in all INDUSTRIES). (Compiled from the Annual Statistics of Workmen's Compensation.) (a) Shipping, Factories, Docks, Mines, Quarries, Constructional Work and Railways. (b) Estimated figures. (c) Figures for Great Britain only. ROYAL NAVY: WAR VESSELS. No. 129.-NUMBER and TOTAL TONNAGE [Compiled for the most part from Parliamentary Papers entitled "Fleets (Great NOTES.-War Vessels for Naval Service of Colonial or Dominion Governments are not included. |