[9] Table showing the instruction of criminals over the British Empire in 1841. Neither read Total. nor write. Imperfectly. Well. Superior. Educated. Uneducated. England 9220 13,732 2,253 126 18,171 9,220 Scotland 696 2,248 554 42 2,834 696 Ireland 7152 3,084 5,631 0 8,733 7,152 ------ ------- ------ ----- ------- ------- 17,068 19,064 8,438 168 29,738 17,068 --PORTER'S _Progress of the Nation_, iii. 201, 214, 215, 232. [10] Table showing the centesimal proportion of crime in relation to education in the under-mentioned years. Unable to read Not or write. Imperfectly. Well. Superior. ascertained. Total. 1836 33.52 52.53 10.36 0.91 2.68 100 1837 35.85 52.08 9.45 0.43 2.18 100 1838 34.42 53.41 9.77 0.34 2.08 100 1839 33.53 53.48 10.07 0.32 2.60 100 1840 33.32 55.57 8.29 0.37 2.45 100 1841 33.21 56.67 7.10 0.43 2.27 100 1842 32.33 58.52 6.77 0.22 2.34 100 --_Parl. Papers_, 5th May 1843. M'CULLOCH, _Stat. of Great Britain_, i. 476-7. [11] See GUERRY'S _Stat. Tables of France_. [12] Uneducated. Imperfectly educated. Good do. Superior do. Total educated. 1828 4,116 1,858 780 118 2,756 1831 4,600 2,047 767 190 3,004 1834 4,080 2,061 608 203 2,872 --PORTER'S _Parl. Tables_, ii. 346. [13] In France and Prussia there were in 1826.-- Prussia. France. Crimes against the person 1 in 34.122 1 in 32.411 Do. property 1 in 597 1 in 9.392 Do. on the whole 1 in 587 1 in 7.285 RHINE AND RHINELANDERS