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24. Malcolmson, op.cit., pp.107-114; Cunningham, op.cit., p.45.
25. Cunningham, op.cit., pp.16-20. Football and bull-running,
two sports which had particularly destructive effects on
private property were favourite targets of the magistrates.
26. Malcolmson, op.cit., pp.119-126, 143-145; Bailey, op.cit.,
pp.18-22; Cunningham, op.cit., pp.24-25.
27. Through course enclosure and admission charges.
28. G.E. Seaton, The Law Relating to Gaming, Betting and Lotteries,
Sydney 1948, p.1. See also, House of Commons, Select Committee
on Gaming, 1844, pp.iii-v.
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Commission on Betting, 1933, Report, p.14; House of Commons,
Select Committee on Lotteries, 1808, 2nd Report, p.12.
Cunningham, op.cit., p.24; Roger Longrigg, The History of
Horse Racing (London: 1972), pp.49-51, 69-70.
Longrigg, op.cit., pp.89-91, 95; Wray Vamplew, The Turf: A
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