Berkshire Chronicle Reading 04-1915

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YEARLY RETVRN: :

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. ' In.~ictable Offences.
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Crimes committed ...... : ......... , : ...... ....... , .. ,'.... . '269
pr~eeded

P ersoDS

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• A pprehended
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Summoned . . ,............ .... .... .... . : •.'.~: .... ~(\-;- .221"
Committed · fw:. trial' .............. .. : ... L.. .. ; :-: .... ::t ... : 47
CO/lvioted I!Umm.arily: :' ...... : .........; .• , ....... .: .. :~....: 89 '
·D ealt· with ~ imd.,r 'P rol>ation of Olferider:r Act,
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'. " ,Diemisscd under ·Section I. (1) and (3l : 3
Bou~d over, under .Spction I. (1) (ii.
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Placed under Probation ' Officer' (Soo: - ,
tion ' 2) ,... :... ... : .............. ........ .... :.. :: 15
Committed to industd al schools : .. :.. 2:"'" I 3~ '
Dischar.ged or withdrawn ... "", .... ,,, : .. :,, ........ :.. 46
Non -I h dicu.ble ()ffeficeB, . ~ .:
P ersons proceed'ed ', agaill9t ........ :"' : .. .. : ... ::: ..:..
Convicted
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. Dealt · willi under' ·,Probation of j)f£e!lder;, Act,
1907- '
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))islI\issoa u~er-~ei;tion I. , il) and ·(3) 143 .
Bound over. un.to~ Secti.;m J. II) Iii.) 25 i
Placed under Probaiiciit Officer (See- . '
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, . :~i'!l" ' 2) .. :(.. : .. . :.;'... :.:-...... , ........ , .. ,:: .: . 9- 1177
.'D,s!'l"~ 0;' ' wltJldrawn .:.... : ...... ... . , .... ,... . ,:.... .:. ,2:?5
Othfi tw •• e··dlsPosea. . of .., .... .. .. :.: .. ; ... ,..... , .. .... '.•.."1198
. their '. r Tf,ree Nven~e ;'6ffon~ers w,!re-'~~H~ . ~efop'nJ.o',):bfY, .
.(\~~'s. a~d, t~l~t!l.9~ ;wp~~ >wh~p~. ·qiIr'f!!fNi.e '::.vfa!"

. Edric Cyril Canning,
with, ',on the 12th March .
£3, the moneys of

. ning, his brct.her..··onH~~eli·ii~!e~M~~~~;t~1

!~~ti~::;~:~~~;I~~;~~~!~~· V.er:y

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acknowledged a c
Borough ·.S66Bions .
fined '£1 aria 193.
Mr.' H. Hardy,
cution, . sai.d the,'
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broth ~r'6 hoUse bv the sCllllleiry, ..,ill,ilI", .!
sacked th.e :premises; but
which wae- in: .. box.... ' . .
SuperinteJl'den t Gamble
that the boy
a na,ti ve
conv icted ft•• stated in' the' in~I'<oI'n\"n~.
two ' other offellces ch&rged
they were' not pr<><>eede d w>th.
resp ectable working-man. The nreSfmt
tp,ken in the' hope of recl!timin
f<)re he wen t tpo far, aQd he ,.",,,,,,,M.lr,,
geated the B..o retal treatment.
The iihail'1l1 &n told Ca.nni,rg
of a menn t hing, and from
seemed ·tha.t ulll e~s . he were
: wO]lld beecme a criminal.
the BOl'I>tal Institution for 18
worked hard and did' his b est
m,any privileges, nnd be
when he came out he '
flO that he. might yet '
country; but everything , de'pellq.id
This concluded the 1!USillOOS

him ~01 j*~id­

waS .. hap'.p,y to : sTATEM-ENT. OF· CR!M-E- FOR:l.trHE- YEA:tt. ·,··
was ~ grea.t.. ·deal , nU rinll-. ~o· . ~':st 'Y.e~l' tho ,nq~b';~ ' cif. ii).dj<i'tj.,Btij '
: t.ruste<l tilat no &'nil ,nOl:,-md,ctablo, oti~rces "ho."'s '!o .VOI"y 8ntlsf,,~q';,
would 'be able ;dIeoroa.e compar,e!,! ly,Lh prOV10U~. y~ar., . T~·I'~.f' l ~
"",nr"'.. I·of ' the-county ' ilittle doubt that ·tbo- war has somothJn.g to SILY, for
a.nd : ellpe rience :t bis, anp that ·&" hjgli ' 'r.oncep ~ion; cif puty has t~keD
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much ,for.
coority .l~itherto. ],ola of the people ,!n. ~'~ prescn~ eri, ;S,.
'be congr&fulated on the f~t
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INDI~AnLE OFFENCES.
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strC6s there
once agam
T1lere was one caso ': of wilful murder, I A ·~6m . :
CaleIJOIJ.I', the p~ners for .triol :m~r<lcred- ·"her ~· "<I<i.ijg~.tcr, .. ~ed .ix . J'ea~.'·: la1i . '
.md , neitlrer caSll w.e "hkely· .. ~tempted to mu~dl.'r anC!ther <l(\UA'hter~ ",\;14: ~,?, r
,""'~rs. acd OOrilmlt~ed ~!! I ClUe ~I rec tly .. fterl"'l~& '
tLry any 'Lr-oui!le whatever: .
'Thls hae to be' shown Ii. two 'cllmes, on of. murder
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aiKI one of atljlh:ptcd" muro.k . . .
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"Cases of . burglary, houseb reakllll! and ' Slll'lple
. Ia·r eonv . how a (fe,*e~.e"y btit tliero' i~ '!on: i net~a50
for otionces of. obtaining goods by fal.e ·pretence ....

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NQN·INDIC'l' ABLE OFFENCES.

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; As .regards • non-indictable offences. there i81 an
incrcaoe in" Army and" Nav..y offence •• chieOy unper
the bead' ol alisen!e•• without lea:ve,' but it must be
romembared that . tb£i N avy and .Arm:y wer.., laTgely
on
. "outbreak.; 01 war, th Q N av:y land

Army

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cl!\Jod up,: . t.he 'l'ci'ntc;>rial
new Army formed. -

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been campoo , and .h' "~'·""

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