The Edinburgh Review, Vol. 183: Or Critical Journal: For January, 1896; .April
Language: English
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Print on Demand. This book delves into the reign of Queen Victoria, a period of remarkable progress and expansion for the United Kingdom. The author chronicles the Queen's 60-year rule, which saw the British Empire grow in size and influence, and witnessed advancements in technology, communication, and transportation. The author also explores the social and economic changes that occurred during this era, including the rise of the middle class, the expansion of education, and the improvement of living conditions for the general population. This book provides a comprehensive overview of a transformative era in British history, highlighting the Queen's significant role in shaping the nation's destiny. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book.
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- The Edinburgh Review, Vol. 183: Or Critical Journal: For January, 1896; .April
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- Or Critical Journal: For January, 1896; ..April, 1896; To Be Continue Quarterly
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According to the late Sir Archibald Alison, one house in every ten in Glasgow in 1838 was a Spirit shop.
It was natural that such conditions as those which we have just described should have led to a large increase of crime. In 1837, the first year of the reign, persons were committed for trial in England and Wales. In the fifth year of the reign the committals rose to In 1893 the number was reduced to The population had nearly doubled in the interval; the committals had diminished by 60 per cent. It is no doubt true that a change in the law, which has enabled magistrates to deal summarily with offences, which in former days they would have been compelled to send for trial, has had its influence on these statistics. We, therefore, purposely support them with others. According to Sir E. Du Cane, the convict population of Great Britain consisted in 1833 - four years before the reign began - of persons. The population literally doubled in the succeeding sixty years, while the convict population was in the same time gradually reduced to prisoners, and to perhaps others on tickets of leave.
The increase of crime at the beginning of the reign was partly attributable to the defective machinery for dealing with it. It is difficult, at the present time, to realise that when the Queen came to the throne no effective police force existed in any part of Great Britain except the metropolis. The constabulary forces in Manchester and Birmingham were only constituted in 1839, while in the same year Par liament passed a permissive Act enabling the magistrates of any county, if they thought proper to do so, to constitute a local police. While, therefore, poverty was organised against property, property had no effective means of defending itself against the attack. In such circumstances, it was not very surprising that crime increased. The committals, we have already said, exceeded in 1837, and rose in the fifth year of the Queen's reign to Happily, after 1842, the horrible tide again began to ebb, and the committals gradually decreased. But, if we recollect that 1842 was the date at which crime and pauperism both attained their actual maxima, we shall probably be justified in regarding it as the most melancholy year which England has passed through during the nineteenth century.
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