|Upper Albany Street | 250 | -- | -- | |West London | 1,106 | Actuary | -- | |Yoxall and Barton | 200 | Secretary | -- | | | | | | | _Scotland._ | | | | |Auchterarder | 1,400 | Actuary | 430 | |Monquhitter | 336 | -- | -- | | | | | | | _Ireland._ | | | | |Kilkeel | 976 | Actuary | 976 | |Tralee | 36,000 | Actuary | 36,000 | |Killarney | 20,370 | Actuary | 19,105 | |Nenagh | 832 | -- | 832 | |Mallow | No returns. | |Castle Townsend | No returns. | +----------------------+--------------------------------------------+ The frauds at Hertford, Brighton, Reading, Cuffe Street, Bilston, and Canterbury, where the amounts of the defalcations are known, are left out of consideration. Thus the total amount of the frauds enumerated in the Returns, extending over thirteen years, was 179,280_l._; or if we include the Cuffe Street bank fraud, to make up for those Irish banks which sent no returns, and errors of computation, and spread the total over all the thirteen years, the average amount of defalcation was at the rate of 17,600_l._ a year; or, taking the banks mentioned in the Returns, upwards of 7,900_l._ for each involved. Doing the same with the total loss to depositors, or 117,732_l._, we find the average loss for each bank to be nearly 5,000_l._