The offences created by the 1803 Act were consolidated in the first Offences Against the Person Act, introduced by Robert Peel and enacted for England in 1828, which outlined the same offences and punishments (section 13). The same consolidation took place in Irish law through the Offences Against the Person (Ireland) 1829 (section 16). Both Acts were replaced by the Offences Against the Person Act 1837 which created a single abortion offence without a distinction around a pregnant woman being quick with child or not, and also repealed the death penalty for causing an abortion.
the offences created by the 1803 act were consolidated in the first offences against the person act introduced by robert peel and enacted for england in 1828 which outlined the same offences and punishments (section 13) the same consolidation took place in irish law through the offences against the person (ireland) 1829 (section 16) both acts were replaced by the offences against the person act 1837 which created a single abortion offence without a distinction around a pregnant woman being quick with child or not and also repealed the death penalty for causing an abortion