... Employers of Lehner, and to the Parents and Guar. diens of Children affected by the Workshop. Regulation get. or by the Act regulating the Employment of Children In Factories, that such Children will he admitted to the bestroellon given In the above Reboots ...

... upon the Government the necessity for adopting Mr. Mundella's bill for shortening the hours of labour to women and children in factories, the second to urge a contrary view, that no such legislation was required. The chief speakers of the first deputation ...

... there must be plenty To clothe, feed, and shelter all— Were they multiplied by twenty, They never could use the whole. Children in factories are toihng, Wizen they ought to learn and play; Livings for men they are epoiling, Whilst driving themselves to decay ...

... houre biS, paned in 1817, and in eupporting the meennee obtrined a few years ago reducing the workingtine of women and children in factories to 564 hoers per week. In reply Lord Shafteebury made • speech, in which he dwelt upon the beneficial effecta of the ...

... for Woodgreen, moved following resolution: In view of the recognised educational hurtfulness of children leaving school prematurely to work in factories under what is known as the half-time system, this Board welcomes the introduction into Parliament ...

... FACTORY HOURS INDIA. Tho Earl of Shaftesbury will ask the Secretary of of State for India in the House of Lords on Friday whether the Government of India has passed any measure for the regulation of the labour of women and children nulls and factories ...

... protection afforded by the factory act is altogether ignored. The general question, however, applies more to : the textile trade than any other, and there are those who, while objecting to the employment of children in factories, alno without any knowledge ...

... other penalty than that imposed as the maximum by the statute; 5, the limitation of the hours of labour for women and children in factories and workshops to nine hours a day; 6, the acknowledgment of the principle that the direct parliamentary representation ...

... Committee for the Protection of the Ten Hours Factory Act, held on the a 4th of May, 1850, it was resolved:- - ?? i 1. That the government proposition to ?? time of - work In factories of women and children is an unjust and cruel Y attempt to deprive them ...

... proposed for examination, VIZ The prohibition of Sunday labour ; the fixing of a minimum sge for the admission of children into factories : the ing of a maximum limit of a working day for young person,; the prohibition of employment of women and young ...

... that he was not prepared off-hand to bring in a bill for the reduction of the hours of labour cif females and young children in factories, especially as, since the adoption of the nine hoots limit, the hours a extra work were much greater than before. The ...

... into the employment of children in factories, on the 19th of April, 1833. On the 30th of the same month, he commenced his inquiries, and the first report of the commission was dated June 25th following. On this report the Factory Act was founded, and passed ...