Slaughtering and slaughter-houses
Found in 53 Collections and/or Records:
Practical Slaughter of Poultry. A guide for the small producer. 1995. 30 pp. Illustrated. £1.00. Potters Bar, Humane Slaughter Association. ISBN 1 871561 10 8 [book review], 1995
Located in Roslin Institute Staff Papers 1995. Part 1.
Report of Investigations on the Continent in 1933, 1933
A report of investivations on the continent in 1933 carried out under the auspices of the Council of Justice to Animals and Humane Slaughter Association (Scotland) and the National Council to Prevent the Export of Hoses for Butchery (London), 1st February 1933. Sums of money for the cause were to be made payable to Miss Netta Ivory, of the SSPV.
Report of the Departmental Committee on Export of Horses to the Continent, 1925
A report from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries od the departmental committee on export of hoses to the continent, presented to Parliament by Command of His Majesty.
The report contains information of the procedures for the export of horses including procedures at the ports of embarkation, the voyage, the ports the horses are going to, methods of killing, proposals from the RSPCA and reports on the conditions of ports and slaughter houses.
Report; sanitary committee, relative to the question of humane slaughtering of animals, 1925
A report from the sanitary committee of the Public Health Department, relative to the question of humane slaughtering of animals. The report was printed by the corporation of London, 2nd April 1925.
The report concerns responses to a proposed Ministery of Health's model bye-laws relating to slaughter houses. It also includes details of methods used to slaughter animals.
R.S.P.C.A Human Killer, 1914
A pamphlet from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals on the Humane Killer, Cash Captive-Bolt Pistol and the Spring-Bolt Killer, description and testimonials. The pamphlet contains descriptions of the guns used in slaughter and their benefits.
Scotland's Model Abattoirs; an example to the continent reply to adverse comment, 1925
A copy of an article which appeared in the Morning Post, 6th November 1925 under the heading, "Scotland's Model Abattoires; an example to the continent reply to adverse comment".
The article is a response to a statement made by the Earl of Haddington about the poor conditions in two Scottish knackeries.
Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Humane Slaughtering of Animals, 1910
A letter from the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals along with a draft Bill to provide for the more humane slaughter of animals to be used for human food, 11th March 1910.
Slaughter-house Reform; humane methods in killing animals used for food, 1917
A document showing the results of enquiries as to the progress of the movement in favour of humane methods in killing animals used for food. This was created as part of the Slaughter-house reform and compiled by Mr S.M. Dodington with the Council of Justice to Animals. Published by the Council of Justice to Animals, London.
Slaughter-House Reform in the United States and the Opposing Forces, 1912
An information booklet, titled "Slaughter-House Reform in the United States and the Opposing Forces, the packing interests, the defenders of the Hebrew method".
This was prepared and published by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, for the Humane Societies of the United States.
The document asks that all animals should be rendered 'unconscious by some humane device of every food animal before the drawing of blood.'
Slaughter of Animal (Scotland) Bill, 1927
A Slaughter of Animals (Scotland) Bill (as amended by the standing committee of Scottish Bills), ordered by The House of Commons to be printed 26 July 1927.