102 to 106. Highway Acts, offences against 144 140 4 140 4 106 92 14 92 14 136 135 135 1 472 325 147 325 147 110 and 111. Intoxicating Liquor Laws, 10,679 7,023 offences against-Drunkenness. 3,656 7,023 3,656 2,398 8,281 2,061 8,535 134. Merchant Shipping Acts, offences 154 154 154 111 43 90 64 against. 135 to 137. Naval, Military and Air-Force Law, offences against. 61 51 10 51 10 35 26 25 35 1 142 to 146. Police Regulations, offences 1,760 1,109 651 1,109 651 163 1,597 101 1,655 4 against. 147 to 150. Poor Law, offences against 154. Prostitution 2,171 2,087 84 2,086 84 2,109 61 1,917 208 44 1,080 1,080 1,079 486 593 373 704 155. Railways, offences in relation to 245 243 2 243 2 8 237 239 156. Revenue Laws, offences against 56 48 8 48 8 2 54 54 172. Begging 2,140 2,061 79 2,056 79 2,023 112 1,875 255 173. Sleeping out 620 532 88 529 87 587 29 526 87 174. Gaming, &c. 194 194 194 22 172 21 169 12-2534 178. Other vagrancy offences 99 94 5. 94 5 67 32 62 37 84, 92, 93, 95, 96, 107, 108, 112 to 128, 138 to 141, 157 to 161, 167 to 169, 171, 179 to 181. Other offences 994 940 54 929 54 649 334 428 458 96 1 11 Total 21,271 15,387 5,884 15,367 GRAND TOTAL 42,808a 34,769 8,039 434 5,882 19 33,637 7,984 27,079 14,542b 23,050 16,995 8,899 12,350 7,613 13,303 a Including 1 convicted prisoner received from abroad. b Time to pay fine had been allowed in 3,464 of these cases. c Including 28 males and 2 females sentenced to Death, 1 male juvenile convicted of Murder and detained during His Majesty's Pleasure, 23 males and 11 females "Guilty, but Insane," 4 males whose convict licences were forfeited (where this was the only punishment), 499 males and 22 females awaiting removal to Borstal Institutions, 3 males awaiting removal to Institutions for Mental Defectives, and 140 males and 1 female whose sentences were postponed and who were subsequently ordered to enter into recognizances only. TABLE XXVI. CONVICTED PRISONERS.-Offences, Sex and Age. 1 years, and similarly with the other columus. Notes.-Young persons who have not completed their sixteenth year are regarded as under 16, and are entered in column 3. Column 4 includes all persons who have completed 16 years but have not completed Where the actual date of birthi s known, the age is given for the birthday immediately preceding the date of reception in prison. In other cases the age is given as nearly as possible. 217 10,016 1,658 8,945 2,399 6,707 2,242 3,813 1,075 2,745 2 42 4 1,071 36 2 446 448 11,674 11,344 8,949 4,888 3,193 Total 21,271 15,387 5,884 1 482 Penal Servitude Sentences 453 434 19 8 TABLE XXVII.-CONVICTED PRISONERS.-Offences and Degree of Education. column 4; Standards III and IV, column 5; and Standards V to VII, column 6. Note. For the purpose of this table the standards of education, so far as relates to reading and writing, are grouped as follows:-Standards I and II, Non-Indiotable Offences (akin to Indictable Offences). 89 and 177. Brothel-keeping and living on Prostitute's 367 243 124 109. Indecent exposure 718 546 172 129 to 133. Malicious Damage 868 759 109 26 151 to 153. Prevention of Crimes Acts, offences against 129 124 5 162 to 166 and 170. Stealing, unlawful possession, &c. 175 and 176. Frequenting, found in enclosed premises, &c. 1,205 148228 82 8141 110 and 111. Intoxicating Liquor Laws, offences against -Drunkenness. 135 to 137. Naval, Military and Air-Force Law, offences against. 61 51 10 1 106 13 45 10 2 |