... oif eigict hours. It. U licwfutl to employ any chcilds without a certificate. in. Inspectors to be acpcoituted. 1. Children icl Factories toc be taught readiiig, writieg, and arithi etic. 20. Means Oa prooidieig additional Schools. Pmaishes to be carge(il ...

... that d the hours of sworkisg it Factories shall be reduced to ten hotsrs, for atllts as p well as children. This is absurd, atd for a very good reason,' that adullt ;sre Is - able to take care of themselves, while children are not. Many ufelittlg pa. n ...

... one huntred and ten passengers. P_ FACTORY COsMMISSION.-Sir David Barry, to M.D. atl] 3fesssrs Stuart and Mackintosh, Corn- list missioners for inquiring into and reporting. on the condition of children in factories, have already vi- !ad sited all the ...

... Supply was moved by Air SPRLNG RIcE, Lord ASILEY rose to bring forward his motion in respect to the hours of labour of the factory children. The Noble Lord went over the details he urged in his former speeches, in order to induce Ministers to alter the law ...

... FACTORIES REGUL.ATION BILL b -CI.-A A10-ori,' bill The I following is a sumainry of Lord Altbor p's bill as amendediY the Ccmeilittec. The Preamble states, ( * Whereas it i d weessary that the hours of labour of children and n young person s employed ...

... geons is faithfully and correctly dischargeds;the statutory attendance at school of children emplu~ed in factories, of whiou the number is small unless in the large factories,, in country situations, is strictly enforced, and the schools unex- ceiptionable ...

... on his re-elc- tion fir Westrninster. Nr SraTlcarsA:n presented a petition from Halifax against the over working of children in factories. lir HUaNT presented a similar petition from Preston. rlr O'CONNSLL remarked, that an erroneous notion pre- vailed ...

... the Legislature of Great Britaiti j Ia. bouring ineffectually to make a law for tili re gulation of the labour of children ill factories that would prove satisfactory to ithe Itinglom a large, and while tens of thousands of the pull lie money are expended ...

... - dhit the petitionsi had not been entruted to hint-( Ilear.) MIr FxItGousON condemned lie hours of labour of children in these factories. Ten hour. a day ivas quite sufficiert for labour. s Mr Saerits said, it was a matter of surprise that Siach X; ...

... 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 ...

... been permanetlly stationed there for a number of years past. Mr Sadler's bill for regulating the hours of labour of children in factories, is to apply to Scotland as well as England. Mr Sadler affirms, that no part of the country stands in greater want ...

... by the admission of children into the factories under 13 years of age. The man replied, that in order that the machines of the cotton spinners should be kept in moaion, children under 13 years of age had been taken into the factories of the cotton spinners ...