11 59 74 16

Burglaries. 2 3 5 2

Commitments
under
Vagrant
Act. 4 1 5 10
Do. for
Fines. 5 5 2
Do under
amended
Porter's
and
Jobber's
Act. 7

Felonies. 2 2 2

Injury to
property. 4 9 7 20 5

Larcenies. 4 4 4

Misdemeanors.3 12 15 15

Murders.

Petty
Thefts. 1 1 10

Trespasses. 1 2 2 5

Riding
improperly
thro' the
streets.

Total 33 41 76 150 25 61

_Signed_, Richard S. Wickham,
_Superintendent of Police_.

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_Superintendent's office_,
_Antigua, July 6th_, 1836.

"SIR,--I have the honor to submit for your information, a general
return of all offences reported during the last month, by which your
Honor will perceive, that no increase of 'breach of contract' has
been recorded.

While I congratulate your Honor on the successful maintenance of
general peace, and a reciprocal good feeling among all classes of
society, I beg to assure you, that the opinion which I have been
able to form in relation to the behavior of the laboring population,
differs but little from my late observations.

At a crisis like this, when all hopes of the ultimate success of so
grand and bold an experiment, depends, almost entirely, on a cordial
co-operation of the community, I sincerely hope, that no obstacles
or interruptions will now present themselves, to disturb that
general good understanding so happily established, since the
adoption of unrestricted freedom."

* * * * *

_Superintendent's office_,
_St. John's, Sept. 4th_, 1836.

"SIR--I have the honor to enclose, for the information of your
Excellency, the usual monthly return of offences reported for
punishment.

It affords me very great satisfaction to report, that the internal
peace and tranquillity of the island has remained uninterrupted
during the last month; the conduct of all classes