As it is necessary in some cases to apply forms of restraint on more than one occasion, the total number of individuals restrained does not agree with the total number of applications ofrestraint. APPENDIX No. 7. (TABLE B.) SUMMARY of the PUNISHMENTS and OFFENCES during the Year ended 31st March, 1926, in each of the Local and Convict Prisons, Borstal Institutions, &c. (Section 12, Prison Act, 1877.) APPENDIX No. 7. (TABLE B.)-continued. SUMMARY of the PUNISHMENTS and OFFENCES during the Year ended 31st March, 1926, in each of the Local and Convict Prisons, &c.—continued. NOTES. -The number of offences committed and the number of punishments awarded do not, of course, agree, it being the practice in some cases to award concurrently several forms of punishment for one offence, while in others the offence is met by admonition without punishment. • This number is larger than the total prison population, as it includes, in addition to the receptions during the year (a) transfers from one prison to another, and (b) the number unlocked at each establishment on 1st April, 1925. APPENDIX No. 7. (TABLE C.) RETURN of the PARTICULARS of each CORPORAL PUNISHMENT ordered in the LOCAL and CONVICT PRISONS, BORSTAL INSTITUTIONS, &C., during the Year ended 31st March, 1926. (Sec. 5 (2) Prison Act, 1898.) LOCAL PRISONS. D.T. Gross personal violence to an officer of the prison. 12, Cat The offence was entirely unprovoked, and Confirmed deserved exceptional punishment. 12, Cat Winchester E.H.A. Gross personal violence to an officer of the prison. 18, Cat The offence was entirely unprovoked, and Confirmed deserved exceptional punishment. 18, Cat |