... near Carlisle, a girl poisoned by taking a Preparation for killing rats. against the The factory protesting paper recen informed its readers that children in factories. the “ wife crop of The next Gasconade County in 1860 was 25,000 error by putting in the ...

... condition attaching to these privileges is anthorities. that their place of residence should be made known to the children in factories. A bill was brought in to regulate the of employing the agreed to a reaolution te restore the law of arms. 1860 which ...

... from Grassendale THE BOMBAY FACTORIES, Lord G. Hamilton, in reply to Mr. Anderson, said that a report was last year received from the commission appointed by the Bombay Govern- ment to inquire into the condition of the factories in that Presidency and the ...

... Agnew, who wae to speak for Mr. Kay, said that Mr. Kay was in favour of affording every protection to females and children employed in factories ; was in favour of baving trades in prisons pruportionally limited, and the number clearly defined in tbe Prisons ...

... are concerned. WOMEN AND CHILDREN BOMBAY COTTON FACTORIES. Lord George Hamilton, in reply M*. Anderson, stated that early last year Major Moore, chief inspector of cotton factories at Bombay, had reported that women and children were extensively employed ...

... overwork of adults, as well as of women and children, in factories And, again, though you are inconsistent enough to check Lord Shaftesbury's philanthropy about needlewomen, to whom you are less tender than to factory women, yet you are bound to propose a better ...

... ” rays ‘one ofthese, “something like a flaw in the Act of ‘Parliament that prohibits the employment of very ‘young children in factories, that. while the parents are at work, their offspring are to grow up “wholly uneducated and. neglected, ‘and. accus- ...

... districts. The Central Relief Society had informed the guardians that remunerative employment could had by women and children in the factories, and the relieving-officers had made selection of the persons for whom such work would be suitable. These had been ...

... HALF-TIMERS FACTORIES. DEPUTATION TO THE HOME SECBETABY. La« treeing the Howe Secretary received, at the House ot Cow moos, influential deputation members Pnrlinmant tad others cm the subject the age employment foe half-timers in factories. Mr. introduced ...

... States. We publish this morning reading of the important Act of last session relative to the employment of women and children in factories, entitled The Workshop Regulation Act, 1867. a vast number of people will in all probability find themselves in some ...

... was that the Agricultural Children’s Act had only been a few months in operation, and that the about to be appointed to inquire into the extension of the Factory Acts would deal with the employment of children in factories in small towns and villages ...

... them was given, they were then led for a_ week, in the hope that others’ of the gang will be CHILDREN.—There is a constant effort to children into factories as soon as possible; and there a will there is sometimes a way. Commissioners mentions a In the ...