Animal Rights History | Bull Baiting Bill 1802



	[1785-1837] Romantic Age Animal Welfare-Animal Rights Articles-Commentary-Letters Reviews of Historical Literature Activists Against Cruelty to Animals Orthodox Churchman's Magazine 1802-Jun: Parliamentary Proceedings-House of Commons, Apr 28, Bull-Baiting Motion 1802-Dec: Juvenis, Our Cattle, On the Celebration of Christmas Day, Letter to the Editor 1803-Apr: review-Humphrey Primatt, Thoughts Duty of Mercy Sin of Cruelty to Brute Creation	Orthodox Churchman's Magazine 1802-Jun \| "Parliamentary Proceedings-House of Commons, Wednesday, April 28-Postponement of Bull-Baiting Motion," Orthodox Churchman's Magazine 2 (1802-Jun): 351; Digitized by Google, Online at Google Books. Bull Baiting Bill, 1802 Parliamentary Proceedings, Orthodox Churchman's Magazine Summary of Parliamentary Proceedings. Wednesday, April 29… Mr. Dent postponed his motion concerning Bull-Baiting, in order, as he stated, to accommodate two Gentlemen, the late and present Secretary at War. Mr. Windham observed, that the subject which he intended to call the attention of the House to, was certainly a matter of moment, and materially connected with the Definitive Treat; and as the Hon. Gentleman had signified his intention of bringing forward his bull-baiting motion on Tuesday next, he would postpone his to a subsequent day.	Animal Welfare-Animal Rights Quotes-Free Online Library Activists Against Cruelty to Animals Animal Rights History Timeline




[Top of Page]

Bull Baiting Bill, 1802

Parliamentary Proceedings, Orthodox Churchman's Magazine