... could not, on the other hand, deny on the part of the Government that some regulations for the labour of the children employed in these factories were necessary. Ile should, therefore, give hie consent to the second reading of the bill, and in doing so ...

... a living of any sort in Ireland, ami that they are coming over to England to see if they can find work for their children in the factories, and for themselves in any other way. Many of these poor people are most decent and respectable in their manners ...

... of the Factory Acts, and which is of course obtained by them in consequence of the facilities they have in communicating with the factory managers, to be altogether unwarranted by the factory statutes, and to subject the occupiers of factories engaged ...

... Leeds in favour of the measure he had brought under the notice of the House tor regulatiug the hours of labour by children in factories. The petmonere staled facts within their own knowledge, and which they had witnessed for a number of years. Indeed ...

... considered and discussed. ir The same lion. Member also obtained leave to bring in a Bill to regu- Ylate the labour of children in factories. The Bill was read a first time, aslid the secrnd rceadinsg fined for ?.Iondayse'ennight. a The Census Amendment Bill ...

... workhouse, should be t a general order. The amendment was agreed The House then resumed. | Mr Fox Mavute broug! | of children in factories, which were HE PERTHSHIRE Al omplete writings have made us acquainted. The same cau yas not ever prodace the same effects; ...

... children in factories, and to devise the best means for tho curtailment of their labours. He hail been induced too long to delay this motion. The committee of last year examined eighty-one persons, hut they were all on one side, and were brought together ...

... get a living of any sort in Ireland, and they are coming over to England to see if they can find work for their children in the factories, and for themselves in any other way. The beet-root crop in the north of France is with contagious disease almost ...

... MAY. THE !FACTORIES SILL. Mr P. THosISON. on Moving wend el the Factory Bill, entered into some statements a view to remove mireonceptions which had I gone abroad re-pecting its nature. By Act at present in after Isl March Indri. children between the ...

... y - vexed to the sill: manufacturers, of the intention rf Ministers to bring in a Bill, empowering them to work the children factories ten hours a day, in place of eigi, erap.ing them from the prohibition to employ 'as no. have attended at school six ...

... bill to amend an act parsed with view to the better taking of the census, also bill lor regulating the employment of children factories. Both were read a first time, and the house adjourned half-past twelve o'clock. ...

... present. Lord Asisititers, on the question for going into a committee of sopply, brought forward the question of the children in factories. After some introductory 010- - ersatioi.s on the circumstance. and magnitude of the sulijeet, he went on to deal will ...