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... EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. Mr. E. Carelton Tufnell read a paper at the recent Social Science Congreas on the employment of children in factories, and the proposed extension of factory legislation. to which attention has been called ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... amplover+ of Islam, and to the Parent. and Guar. titans of Children affected by the “Woritah.m . Re.eh.tim, Act. 1e87. or be the Art reoulatine the ifmnloyment of Children to factories that such Children will be admitted to the Inetruction given in the above ...
... 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 ...
... icfory labourers of Massachusetts, General Oliver, a report to the Legislature of that State upon the imployment of children in factories, made in 1869, aYS : Certain parties are called the great manufacturers of New ngland, and they have been engaged ...
... believed would be greatly benefitted. He alluded to the system that was applied to children in factories and other places, by which parents were obliged to send their children a certain number of hours to school. However, it had to be borne in mind that ...
... agreed to. . . , ~.. , . , Mr. Baxter obtained leave to bring bills to make farther provision for the education of children employed factories, and to amend the Bleaching and Dying Works Act, and the House adjourned at 12-40. and fbafits. MARRIAGES. On Wednesday ...
... labour factories. 8 & 9 Vict. c. (30th June, 1845). An Act regulate the Labour of Children, Y Persons, and Children Print Works. 10 & 11 Vict. c. 29 (8th June, 1847). An Act to limit the hours of Labour of Young Persons and Females in Factories. 10 & 11 ...
... rate that at which home produce now being sold. The above mills produce 2,000 yards per day. Meeting Factory Delegaies*. —On Sunday a meeting of factory delegates was held Manchester, to consider the question of employing pauper chUdren, and the support ...
... provisions of the Factory Act and acts to those which may considered the larger factories; the other for tiie purpose of regulating workshops, or those which may be considered as the smaller factories, far the principles of the Factory Acts can be properly ...