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... carried, calling on the Government to remedy the inecnsistencies of clausos in tba Edi cation and Factory Acts, regarding th3 enp!..y- rent of children in factories and mines. A deputation waited yesterday aftrnoon-on ?? Postmaster-General, at St. Tartil'-le-GCraa ...
... his age. Ho was well known as the factory king.'l He was prominently and actively associated for many years in efforts, in Yorkshire and Lancashire, to reduce the hoursx of labour of women and children in factories, and at one period with an agitation ...
... attedance of children at school, under the Ag~riculturl Children Aet, 1873, it is desirable that tho amount of school attendunce reqxured of children employed in agrriculture should be assimited more closely to that required of children employed under ...
... down Orce or twice. Did not see who did it. Her dress was torn whilst going down that street. Went down as far as the Moss Factory, which is in Fylde-road, and a.young man took her into a house; but the crowd surrounded the Poor, and shouted and called ...
... Llverpoel. i DAITT 01 IMR. ALNRE'DT Atsop-lDr: Alfred Alsop, who was well known in connectioh with the Manchester and ?? Street Children's Mission and Boys'e ome, Wood-street, Deansgate, died yesterday morning. Mr. Alsop has been in ill health for some co- siderable ...
... ordinary working hours in a textile factory were from 6 30 o'clock in the morn ing to six at night, or from six o'clock in the morning to half-past five at night. It wis's required that the occupier of any factory should place notices at the entrance ...
... e wrongful employment of children as beggars and hawkers wase still continued by a certain class of I parents, cbiefy of the idle, thriftless, and dissolute T e kind. Owing to the absence of factory employ- A e ?? for children in Liverpool, there had always ...
... han that of murder, As the la'vr now Is, I have 'seen again and 'again women dealt with d imore severely for 'cruelty to children a little a 'advanced In life than they would' have been had c 'they murdered them as soon as' born. The pro. I Isent system ...
... has been ?? in the neighbourhood. He and has done but litti to support his wife end hter children, who Said have been maint mned by her own labotir in the factory, and W have been o a , on several Occasions, to receive temporary saw ralief from t, rsih ...
... on Saturday fully conemitted mat to take her trial for the offence of wilful murder. .genii On Friday,#vening, two other children, both males, the were found neurdered, one at Methisly, near Wake lie field, and the other at Malverley, near Shrewebury ...
... FEB. 8. IMPORTANT JUDGMENT ox THE FACTORY ACT. RYDER V. MILtS. Mr. Baron Parke delivered the judgment of the Court in this case, which came before their lordships on a special case involving the construction of the Factory Act, 7th and 8th Victoria, chap ...
... MURDER OF A LADY AND HER I I FIVE OHILDRBEN. A Paue correspondent gives the following details of the murder of a lady and five children at Pautin, a viage a few miles from Paris:- On Monday morning, o labourer about to resume his weok of digging ip his field ...