Parliamentary Papers, Volume 29H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... larceny and fraud known to the police , which has been noticed in recent years , was continued in 1924. There has , however , been no increase in the number of persons actually tried for such offences . The figures of crimes and trials ...
... larceny and fraud known to the police , which has been noticed in recent years , was continued in 1924. There has , however , been no increase in the number of persons actually tried for such offences . The figures of crimes and trials ...
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... larceny during hard times such as have been experienced in recent years . regards frauds , there appears to be a decay of commercial probity which may have had its origin in the opportunities for getting rich quickly afforded in certain ...
... larceny during hard times such as have been experienced in recent years . regards frauds , there appears to be a decay of commercial probity which may have had its origin in the opportunities for getting rich quickly afforded in certain ...
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... larceny and fraud , which has been marked feature of the statistics for recent years , was continued in 1924 . The annual number of prosecutions for non - indictable offences shows a remarkable diminution during the present century ...
... larceny and fraud , which has been marked feature of the statistics for recent years , was continued in 1924 . The annual number of prosecutions for non - indictable offences shows a remarkable diminution during the present century ...
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... larceny tried summarily are specially interesting . Of 34,436 persons found guilty of this offence , no less than 17,604 were discharged under the Probation Act , 6,639 were imprisoned without the option of a fine , and 8,553 were fined ...
... larceny tried summarily are specially interesting . Of 34,436 persons found guilty of this offence , no less than 17,604 were discharged under the Probation Act , 6,639 were imprisoned without the option of a fine , and 8,553 were fined ...
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... Larceny from the Person 631 482 382 340 323 39. Larceny in House 144 133 103 88 83 40. Larceny by a Servant 209 198 218 260 238 41. Embezzlement 123 106 112 111 96 42. Larceny of Post Letters 67 68 90 98 89 43. Other aggravated ...
... Larceny from the Person 631 482 382 340 323 39. Larceny in House 144 133 103 88 83 40. Larceny by a Servant 209 198 218 260 238 41. Embezzlement 123 106 112 111 96 42. Larceny of Post Letters 67 68 90 98 89 43. Other aggravated ...
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1st January Assizes Average Beerhouses Benefit BORO Britain and Northern cent Certified unnecessary Cider Coal Mining COMPENSATION Confirmed Consideration of grant Consumption CONVICTIONS FOR DRUNKENNESS COUNTY AND LICENSING COUNTY AREA County Boroughs County Petty Sessional DESCRIPTION OF LICENCE District Publican's District Spirits Divns EAST DIVISION Engineering England and Wales equal annual instalments figures GRAND TOTAL included Indictable Offences Industries Insurance Intoxicating Liquor Irish Free July June Labourers Larceny Leather LICENSING DISTRICT MAKERS Manufacture March Metal Mining and Quarrying Northern Ireland NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION NUMBER OF CONVICTIONS NUMBER OF PERSONS off-licences On-Licences Payment Percentage Petty Sessional Divisions ployers PREMISES WITH JUSTICES Publican's Publican's Licences Railway Registered Clubs Restaurant pur Sale of Intoxicating Scotland Sept Service Sess Sessional Divisions Boroughs Ship Simple Drunkenness Southampton Statistics Stoke-on-Trent Strafforth and Tickhill Sweets and Total Textile three equal annual tion Total Number Total of Class TRADE UNIONS unemployed Unemployment UNITED KINGDOM Wine Workers workpeople