... (Hear, heart. This state things etMtetl, and exist, until ercrymau engagt the work of beouming a wdf-ln ...

... very creditable manner in which the children had acquitted themselves, and that he was sure such a report would be received by Sir Thomas Downman with the utmost satisfaction. The national anthem was sung by the children, which clesed the proceedings. Dec ...

... Only twelve months have elapsed since those children were removed from residence at Tooting. For the last nine months there has not been one child under the doctor's care. The Elms at Mitcham, where the children now are, is only a temporary residence, a ...

... :lical Gent and it is now , in operation ill MACCLESFIELD (PubWC RESTER (Public Baths), and in various Factories in nd Kilmarnock. t the numerous Testimonials which Mr. R. has re_ he followir Tarvin sall, Chester, Dec WATCHES MONEY LENT on PLAT h , JEWELLERY ...

... degraded class of children—that is to say, such children who would otherwise have become degraded and helpless. Hear, heir.) The object of this institution is to go down to the closes and alleys of the city, and to draw from thence children without the means ...

... gifts you recall, That Grandmother's thimble would cover them allI r A DECISION UNDER THv FACTORY AcCT.-A judgment os~ the question of working relays in factories was deli- vexed by the Salford magistrates on Wednesday, which I is somewhat remarkable. ...

... country, and tell those Manchester conspirators, in nnswer to their insslent challenge, that — beyond that circle of smoking factories, which they falsely imagine to be the heart of Britain — there exists a majority ol loyal British subjects who, despite their ...

... exercised. The United States were invited to become a party to these treaties ; bnt, for . jasons which they deemed satis- factory, and growing out of the peculiar character of their institutions and systems of government, they declined doing so. They deemed ...

... UNDER THE FACTORY In the Guardian of Oct. 81, we noticed the case et the Salford Borough Court, before Mr. H. L. and Mr. E. Brandt, in which Mr. David Benson appeared to answer several informations against him obtained bv Mr. Leonard Homer, factory inspector ...

... would have (in addition, presume, to the payments for the board and clothing the children) to contribute about 2/. lOj. per annum for each child the common charge. The children appeared neither healthier, nor more cheerful, nor happier, than those in the ...

... Gallician peasantry from th* grievances of thcircountrv. and stirred them ui» to niHsaacree the nohles. with their wives and children. not mean that our Government would like to 50 far that, even for the sake of keeping itself in office. Hut as the judicious ...

... The trial of Rush for the murder of the Messrs. Jermy at Stanfield Hall commences at Norwich. A Mrs. Henrichson and her two children are murdered at Liverpool in a most appalling manner. 11. A controversy arises in the Established Church about the choice ...