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... entitled to be respected as any other property : Lord Ashley's proposalJ to limit the hours of labour of t womnen and children in factories, is an invas.gon of this s 1property. This, garnished with a considerable profusion a of sarcasm and illustration, ...
... particularly I felt in rural districts in which factories are situated, where few persons are resident from' whom voluntary contributions for t schools can be obtained; and as the children employed in the factories must attend school daily, they are often sent ...
... acceding to a term of less than twelve hours, d but more than ten, as the daily limit of the employment e e of women and children in factories. This compromise, v how-ever, they were absolutely determined not to attempt, being thoroughly convinced that a lower ...
... aI ?? James Graham obtained leave to bring in a bill for fr took the regulation of the employment of women and children it 3oin- in factories. Remembering the disappointment of last y year, he does not now attempt an extended scheme of ma education, but ...
... occupy a factory to send pe- notice thereof to the office of the factory inspector. Cer- II our tifyinig srgeons to be appointed by inspectors. Fees to to be fixeduby inspectors. The certificate of age, &c., toI any I r-apply to only one factory, and may ...
... FACTORIES. Bill for Regulating the Employment of Children, Young Per- sons, and Women, in Factories.' Brought into the House J' of (Comnions by Sir Janmes Graham anwl Mr. Manners Sutton. n' Ordered to be printed Gth February, 1d44. a U This Bill. in ...
... is -S. neither directly nor indirectly limited by limiting the v. hours in which~women and children may attend it ; and to at meet this competition, the factory owners feel themselvesi at constrained to dischbarge their femnale operatives, and sup-- pl ...
... Inspector for sc~otland : Factory Office, London, November 1, 1846. t SirIhare thle honouir to report to you, that dormg theti half-n-ear, from the 1st of' May to the 30th -of October incunive, t IO have inepocled the following-factories, in Scotland adrelsad ...
... tsvo new' flax factories, one new silks n this factory, five new coutten factories, one of thens to contain 215,1(11 I sptindles, tivo cotton factories recently occupied, fitting up, and 1 auditions in progress to three cotton factories. I ...
... the registers. C In 6cases, for einilioving children w-ithout requiring themi to Y atticid shobt Io. on In i3 cuites for enspiovieg children both foienoon and afternoon, h in2 oases for ove~r-ork-ing children, sit Inr )cae o working young persons more ...
... statutes, occasioned by- the Inattention of the overseers of factories, in which the factory ,occupiers themselves had always shown every disposition to obey 'the lawv. The number of children employed in Print-works has consider- ably decreased, Owing ...
... FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 22. The House of Commons again wvent into committee on I the Factory Bill on Monday, when the adjourned discus, the tactory bill on Ceoncavy, wien the adjourned iTscus- sion of Lord Ashley's amendment, limiting the working day, so ...