... a second time on Monday. Mr F. Maule also obtained leave to bring in a bill to regulate the employment of children and young persons in factories, which was brought in, read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday The* House then adjourned ...

... and reminds us of the old adage, Fox j'O/yirli, vox Dd.—Court Journal. O’Connell and the Factory Children. -When I first agitated the north behalf of the factory slaves, wherever I went I was sure to find a helper in Roman Catholic priest. But soon after ...

... were the Lady Nugent, 17th March, with 238 emigrants, and a considerable cargo. In the passage 4 adults had died, and 12 children; and 7 were born. It appears considerable sickness had prevailed on board; and from a correspondence published between Edmund ...

... went in the Nemesis steamer up the Canton river, if apprehensions were entertained of an attack by the Chinese the foreign factories, or on the Algerein and Modcste, stationed near them. It is therefore feared that ere this conflict has occurred, in which ...

... Lister, whose death occasioned the vacancy, and who was returned along with hi, by considerable majority. It is fiat the Factory question, and Lord Ashley’s refusal to accept office under Sir Robert I‘tvl, on aorountof his unsettled opinions in regard ...

... following collections—viz.. the Parish of Murroes, Rev. Mr Cui*rie ; and .1! I. lis. f’d, from the work-[>eepie at Mr James factory, per James Brand, manager. Dum»i;e Eye Institution. —Patients admit.ed September, 24; dismissed, 21 ; remaining under treatment ...

... increase professionally trained and betterpaid schoolmasters, trained and salaried at the national expense, to furnish the children of the poor with adequate instruction. As to Bible instruction, where so much depends on the personal character of the teacher ...

... erre. Mavri, Juslin, Culoa, Emery. Eubagur, Bnssile, Yovert, Blake, and Baxter.—Mrs Simson, Mrs Huges, Mrs j Ben ie, two children, and servant; and in the steerage, I Messrs Raljth, Bailey, Sharman, Rungi, Evans, and and Mrs Haire.” * Fall of Snow.—On ...

... their mill according to law; and Mr Rothweil, of Hutch Bank Factory, was also fined for working a child contrary to law, and neglecting the books ordered the rules of the Inspectors of Factories. Original Anecdote of Lord Duncan.—ln ICO3 or 1804, Lord Duncan ...

... the fearful vengeance of the gentle Esther upon the children and household of Haman—adopted that savage maxim, universally binding in the east—“ Exterminate thine enemy root and branch, lest his children, if spared, should hereafter exterminate thine.” Deadly ...

... as that suggested in the paragraph quoted above* could be adopted, that the earners might be the more easily recognized. Factories. —Mrß?al, superintendent, laid eomplants Bacop, on the 4th instant, before John Holt, and John Earnshaw, Esqs, magistrates ...

... iscal, under the Factories Regulation Act, 3d and 4th, William lV.,c. 103, (I.)of having employed six children, under 13 years of age, for a longer period of time, in one week, than 48 hours: (2.) of having employed the same children without having a ...