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Debates: Bear-Baiting, 1825

Great Britain Parliament: Richard Martin

Parliamentary Debates: Bill to Prevent Bear-Baiting and Other Cruel Practices

 

[1825-Feb-24] "House of Commons, Thursday, February 24, 1825, Bear-Baiting Prevention Bill," Parliamentary Debates 12 [1825-Feb 03 to 1825-Apr-18] (1825-Mar-11): 657-61; Online at Google Books.

Bear-bating Prevention Bill.] Mr. Martin, of Galway, rose to move to leave "to bring in abill to prevent Bear-baiting, and other cruel practices."

[1825] "Law-Bills to Prevent Cruelty to Animals," Parliamentary History and Review with Critical Remarks [1825:—6 GEO. IV.] (1825): 756-775

[1825] "Bear-Baiting Bill 1825," Annual Register 67 (1825): 91-4.


[1785-1837] Romantic Age Law
Act: 1786 Knackers
Bill: 1800 Bull-Baiting
Bill: 1802 Bull-Baiting
Bill: 1809 Cruelty to Animals
Bill: 1810 Cruelty to Animals
Act: 1822 Metropolitan Police
Modern Legislative Beginnings
[3 George IV. c. 71.] Cruel Treatment of Cattle Act, 1822
Bill: 1823 Bull-Baiting, Dog-Fights
Act: 1825 Impounding Distresses
Bill: 1825 Bull-Baiting Bill
Bill: 1825 Cruelty to Cattle
Bill: 1826 Cruelty to Cattle
Bill: 1826 Bear-Baiting Dog-Fights
Bill: 1826 Cruelty to Dogs
Act: 1827 Larceny
Act: 1827 Malicious Injury
Act: 1827 Metropolitan Police
Act: 1835 [5 & 6 William IV. c. 59.] Cruelty to Animals Act, 1835

Great Britain Paliament: House of Commons

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