Acts Of Queen Victoria No Small Salmon Taking Branding Herring Catch And Prohibition Of Wales Liquors

Acts Of Queen Victoria; No Small Salmon Taking; Branding Herring Catch; And Prohibition Of Wales Liquors.

Three separate acts by Queen Victoria: Extracted from publications.

1. Elver Fishing Chapter 34; An act to amend the Law relating to Elver Fishing of Salmon 24th July, 1876. Prohibiting the taking of small salmon fry or elvers or small eels are forbidden under punishment of the Law across multiple counties in England, Wales.

2. An Act to amend the Law respecting the Branding of Herrings (packed in barrels or half barrels) on the Coast of Northumberland is to be permitted by the Scotch Fisheries. 3rd July, 1891.

3. An Act to prohibit the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors on Sunday in Wales. 27th August, 1881 or also known as the Sunday Closing Act of Wales (apparently, drinking on Sunday after Church Services was the main event for most Welsh men and women).

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Reference: 206-402; 403; 404
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