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Quinhus Flestrum of heroic dogs by the ears, to procure a respite, or to sell their life as dearly as possible; but his grand paw soon swept off the buzzers, and consigned them to their fate. At seven minutes and a quarter, or according to another watch, for there were two umpires and two watches, at seven minutes and seventeen seconds, the victor relinquished the glorious pursuit, for all his foes lay slaughtered on the ensanguined plain. Billy was then caressed and fondled by many; the dog is estimated by amateurs as a most dextrous animal; he is, unfortunately, what the French Monsieurs call borg-ne, that is, blind of an eye.-This precious organ was lost to him some time since by the intrepidity of an inimical rat, which as he had not seized it in a proper place, turned round on its murderer, and reprived him by one bite of the privilege of seeing with two eyes in future. The dog BILLY, of rat-killing notoriety, on the evening of the 13th instant, again exhibited his surprising dexterity; he was wagered to kill one hundred rats within twelve minutes; but six minutes and 25 seconds only elapsed, when every rat lay stretched on the gory plain, without the least symptom of life appearing.' Billy was decorated with a silver collar, and a number of ribband bows, and was led off amidst the applauses of the persons assembled.
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669:"The 5 1/2 pounds of black and tan fury! This extraordinary Black and Tan has won 50 interesting events, including the following matches: 2 matches of 6 rats when he weighed 4 1/2 pounds, 20 matches of 12 rats at 5 pounds of weight, 15 matches of 20 rats at 5-pound weight, 1 match of 50 rats and 1 match of 100 rats in 34 minutes 40 seconds on Tuesday, March 30, 1847. Tiny beat Summertown bitch "Crack" of 8 pounds, 12 Rats each, September 14th. Beat the dog "Twig" at 6 1/2 pounds on November 7th. On Tuesday, March 28, 1848, he was matched to kill 300 rats in 3 hours. He accomplished the unprecedented test in 54 minutes 50 seconds, which took place in the presence of a crowded audience at the Blue Anchor, Bonhill Row, St. Lukes. May 2, killed 20 rats in 8 minutes; May 23 won a match of 50 rats against Mr. Batty's bitch "Fun," 8 pounds. August 15, won a match against "Jim," 50 rats; September 5 won a match of 12 rats, 2 minutes 30 seconds. November 4 won a match of 100 rats, 30 minutes 5 seconds; January 31, 1849, won a match of 100 rats, 20 minutes 5 seconds; March 27 killed 200 rats 59 minutes 58 seconds."
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1777:"Rat Hunting Dogs: The History Of Rat Terriers and Ratcatchers"
1190:"Small wonder: tiny Victorian dog that killed 200 rats an hour"
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London Labour and the London Poor, Volume 3, Chp 1, Jimmy Shaw
1876:"The Knick Recap: Season 1, Episode 4, "Where's the Dignity?""
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The Story of Rats: Their Impact on Us, and Our Impact on Them
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The Evolution of the English Toy Terrier (Black & Tan)
1687:"In Manhattan Alleys, Dogs on Rat Hunts Find Bags of Fun"
1541:"Genes unleashed: how the Victorians engineered our dogs"
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American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
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More Cunning Than Man: A Social History of Rats and Man.
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Rats: A Year with New York's Most Unwanted Inhabitants
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Toy Manchester Terrier: A Comprehensive Owner's Guide
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1086:. Vol. 3. London: Griffen, Bohn and Company.
843:A rat-baiting scene is included in the 1979 film
270:is considered a premiere breed for rat-catching.
2037:The Rat: Its History & Destructive Character
989:, earliest scientifically confirmed ratting dog.
648:, the landlord of the Blue Anchor Tavern at 102
682:Sportsmen's Hall amphitheatre for rat baiting,
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315:Billy, the celebrated rat-killing dog, London,
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1997:Full Revelations of a Professional Rat-Catcher
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1874:Macfarlane, Steve (6 September 2014).
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329:Billy's best competition results are:
2779:English Toy Terrier (Black & Tan)
1927:List of books and articles about rats
1643:from the original on 21 December 2021
1625:Why Chicago is Losing the War on Rats
1539:Olmert, Meg Daley (16 October 2018).
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858:(2002), a scene involves rat baiting.
633:English Toy Terrier (Black & Tan)
50:in an enclosed space with spectators
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1979:A Complete History of Fighting Dogs.
1259:. CompanionHouse Books. p. 23.
1016:C & G's Crazy Critters Rattery.
1498:Pemberton, Neil (1 December 2014).
1407:. Jones Brothers & Co. p.
1063:. In Brian Vesey-Fitzgerald (ed.).
487:. Jacko had these contest results:
802:use of dogs, often referred to as
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2040:. G. Routledge & Co. London.
1340:Brynk, William (16 August 2005).
1188:Thorpe, Vanessa (31 March 2019).
1067:. Los Angeles: Borden Publishing.
993:Ryders Alley Trencher-fed Society
46:that involves releasing captured
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1253:Peter Brown (27 November 2012).
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80:Parliament of the United Kingdom
1291:Do You Know Who Jimmy Shaw was?
947:The Great 100 Rat Match, c.1858
336:Paris Dog Show – mirrored walls
2738:American Staffordshire Terrier
2435:Villanuco de Las Encartaciones
1061:"Staffords and baiting sports"
631:was a famous mid-19th century
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1401:McCabe, James Dabney (1868).
1371:Madeja, Steve (1 June 2017).
846:The First Great Train Robbery
302:The October 1822, edition of
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1504:Journal of Victorian Culture
2642:West Highland White Terrier
2420:Soft-coated Wheaten Terrier
2023:Tales of a Rat-hunting Man.
1219:Amalek English Toy Terriers
788:Rat hunting in modern times
658:London Borough of Islington
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2103:. Blue Ribbon Books, Inc.
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1842:The New York Times Company
1558:10.1038/d41586-018-07039-z
1430:Greenwood Publishing Group
876:In Season 1, Episode 4 of
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2733:American Pit Bull Terrier
2706:Treeing Tennessee Brindle
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1948:History of Fighting Dogs.
1404:Secrets of the Great City
1342:"The Home of the Rat Pit"
1280:Artillery Arms – homepage
712:Secrets of the Great City
480:Sporting Chronicle Annual
139:The officials included a
2070:. Granta Books, London.
1963:Hendrickson, R. (1984).
587:in less than 100 minutes
2632:Teddy Roosevelt Terrier
1984:Howell Book House Inc.
1803:"Barn Hunt Association"
62:often referred to as a
2799:Toy Manchester Terrier
2758:Miniature Bull Terrier
2627:Sporting Lucas Terrier
2572:Dandie Dinmont Terrier
2473:Danish–Swedish Farmdog
2390:Parson Russell Terrier
2131:Terrier Man – Rat Dogs
2100:Rats, Lice and History
2001:Kessinger Publishing.
1581:: Matthew Noall. 2016.
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2671:Catahoula Leopard Dog
2592:Miniature Fox Terrier
2577:Glen of Imaal Terrier
2532:Black Russian Terrier
2140:Monkey, Dog, and Rats
2080:Sullivan, R. (2005).
2066:Sullivan, R. (2004).
1994:Matthews, I. (1898).
1967:Stein & Day Pub.
1953:T.F.H. Publications.
1574:Ratting with Terriers
1078:Henry Mayhew (1851).
1059:Phil Drabble (1948).
832:Rats in New York City
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248:Black and Tan Terrier
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2121:Terriers at rat pits
2097:Zinsser, H. (1935).
2050:Rodwell, J. (1850).
2034:Rodwell, J. (1858).
2021:Plummer, D. (1979).
1932:Barnett, A. (2002).
1912:– via Twitter.
1734:Roads & Kingdoms
1651:– via YouTube.
1377:Secrets of Manhattan
1308:"Kit Burns' Rat Pit"
744:Morris-Jumel Mansion
521:1 minute, 28 seconds
371:1 minute, 11 seconds
297:Old English Bulldogs
240:Jack Russell Terrier
2637:Tenterfield Terrier
2511:Miniature Schnauzer
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2011:Mayhew, H. (1851).
1832:"Gangs of New York"
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1171:Mayhew, H. (1851).
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1977:Homan, M. (2000).
1946:Fleig, D. (1996).
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1452:Bunyan, Patrick.
1439:978-0-275-99021-3
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2243:Rat-baiting
2218:Hog-baiting
1903:"The Knick"
1812:4 September
1787:4 September
1761:20 February
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180:rat catcher
174:Rat-catcher
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646:Jemmy Shaw
642:dog collar
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2085:Chapter 9
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