APPENDIX II. STATEMENT OF NUMBER OF PERSONS AGED 16 TO 21, PROCEEDED AGAINST AFTER APPREHENSION FOR CRIMES AND OFFENCES, WHOSE CASES WERE DISPOSED OF BY COURTS OF SUMMARY JURISDICTION IN ENGLAND AND WALES DURING THE THREE MONTHS, OCTOBER-DECEMBER, 1925, (2) (3) 4) (5) (6) (7) (8) 3 6 2 il 2 (9) (10) (11) || (12)'(13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21)|(22) 6, 7 and 9 to 15. Other offences of violence. 13 16 to 18. Unnatural offences and attempts, &c. 6 1 1 2 22 2 19 to 25. Rape and other offences against females. 43 6 10 10 6 ୬ 17 2 4,734 700 876 982 1,112 1,064 51 251 181 323 421 375 819 21 2.292 305 38 1,855 30 54 10 147 to 150. Poor Law, offences against 28 4 10 12 ... 38 2 15 155. Railways, offences in relation to 19 156. Revenue Laws, offences against 172. Begging 52 ... 173. Sleeping out 113 14 22 36 64054 174. Gaming, &c. 178 Other vagrancy offences ... 84, 92, 93, 95, 96, 107, 108, 112 to 128, The estimated number of persons aged 16 and under 21 who were proceeded against on Summons during the same period for (a) Indictable Offences was 626, TOTAL F APPENDIX III. PARTICULARS OF YOUNG PRISONERS COMMITTED TO ALL LOCAL PRISONS (Persons committed to prison under Section 10 of the Criminal Justice ... ... (b) Number who were discharged at Court (e) Convicted and committed to prison under Included under (e) above are 5 boys who were committed in default of II.-Committed to Prison to await trial (not previously in prison on remand). (Persons committed to prison under Section 10 of the Criminal Justice * Of these 250 boys and 40 girls were bound over, &c. |