Observations upon alleged "discrepancies" between the returns made to parliament, by the clerks of "The Crown" and "The Peace" respectively, and by the "Inspectors-General of Prisons" of the number of "persons" committed for trial; and convicted on trial, in Ireland, and upon the constabulary returns made to the Lord Lieutenant of the number of "offences" committed there, alluded to in the debates on the Earl of Roden's motion, respecting the state of Ireland, on the 27th November, 1837; and also upon the erroneous statements made by the Earl of Musgrave on that occasion...

Subject(s): Crime and criminals -- Ireland -- 19th century | Criminal justice, Administration of -- Ireland