... 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 ...

... would be unavailing; it is, however, unnecessary. Parliament passed an act to restrain the employment of women and children in factories, but it would not interfere with the right of an adult male to work as long as he chosen. But no act is needed. There ...

... THE TEN¶HOTURS' ACT. me-.A . _ The act passed for the limitation of the hours of labour for women and children in factories has been a priceless boon to the inhabitants of the manufacturing districts. We are glad to know that in this town its provisions ...

... amendment to include among these exceptions legisla tion respecting factories, workshops, and mines, or the reduction of the hours of labour of men, Women; and children in factories, workshops. and mines, was continued by Mr. RiELD, who assured the mover ...

... union ht was able to give much valuable information to the Royal Commission on Labour regarding the R . employment of children in factories and workshops. I An deatsn/c roq'ddivotexists between theoflicers of the o union and the Education Department, and ...

... workers. employed in textile fac-tories. The clause was pro- posed to be brought into operation gradually, an3i would not alfeot the workers prejudicially for a long time if it did at ?? The plan hie proposed would give i the children a chance of a. better education ...

... favour of legoislation for the protection ofi . children in factories and elsewhere. I wvas againstI , it when it interfered with adults. I am so now. IA large section of the Tories voted for the Factory X 3 Bill to revenge themnselvesa upon manufacturers ...

... were presented for estab- lishing gratuitous and compulsory educa- tion, and for regulating the labour of women and children in factories. Senor Moret is to be siscceeded by Senor Rubio as 8panish minister in London. The new ambassador will be styled in ...

... it, 44. The bill then passed through committee. The Transportation Bill was read a second time. The Employment of Children In Factories Bill passed through committee. The Encumbored Estates (Ireland) Acts continued Bill was read a third time and passed ...

... Cruelty and Protection of Children Act passed in 1889. In one of the clauses of that Act pecial exemption was made with regard to children who were to appear in public entertainments or circuses, and it was pro- vided, that such children should have a special ...

... sufferings of poor little children in factories and mines half a ceniury ago. Yet we regard, if not witch indifference, at least with a certain kind of re-ignation as to the inevitable. tue litne half-fed, Ihalf-naked children crying for bread in ouretreets ...

... Seea ils ?? Solad ltr AOwere read a third time and passed. to, Tiso Merchant Shipping Bill, and the Employment of me Children in Factories Bill, were passed through com- le ars umittee. ti- The Universities (Scotland) Bill was passed through 2 committee ...