| Description | Report of Thomas Hill, Chief Constable, relating to the usual returns, the earnings of the constabulary, a decrease in petty thefts, the formation of police districts, the appointment of an additional constable in Langbaurgh North, the creation of a "class of merit" for sergeants and constables, weights and measures, the appointment of constables at Rosedale Mines and Egton Junction, and the efficiency of the force as certified by the Secretary of State |