Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 56, No. 345, July, 1844 by Various
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counties purely agricultural or pastoral can be compared with those
for the most part manufacturing or mining. Thus the proportion of commitment for serious crime in the pastoral counties of Anglesey, is 1 in 3900 Carnarvon, 1 in 2452 Selkirk, 1 in 1990 Cumberland, 1 in 1194 In the purely agricultural counties of Aberdeenshire, is 1 in 2086 East-Lothian, 1 in 994 Northumberland, 1 in 1106 Perthshire, 1 in 1181 While in the great manufacturing or mining counties of Lancashire, is 1 in 418 Staffordshire, 1 in 482 Middlesex, 1 in 439 Yorkshire, 1 in 839 Lanarkshire, 1 in 832[3] Renfrewshire, 1 in 306 [Footnote 3: Lanarkshire has no police except in Glasgow, or its serious crime would be about 1 in 400, or 350.] Further, the statistical returns of crime demonstrate, not only that such is the present state of crime in the densely peopled and |
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