... CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. On Monday a de| on, representing the Midland Association fx G%u{m the National Society of Flint Glass Makers, and other bodies, had an interview with Mr. Cross at the Home Office on the subject of the Factories and Workshops Bill ...

... CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. Mr. Matthess's action in relation to the full-time employment in factories and workshops of children between the ages of thirteen and fourteen would no doubt hose excited considerable attention were it not for the political crisis ...

... CHILDREN IN FACTORIES Tim Press Association is officially informed that the Home Secretary, by an order made under the Factory and Workshops Act, 1878 has fixed standard five of the code of 1893 as the standard .of proficiency, on the attainment which ...

... CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. This day is published, Bvo.. price 3s. 6d. sewed, ON the EMPLOYMENT of CHILDREN in FACTORIES, and other Works, in the United Kingdom and in some Foreign Countries. By LEONARD HORNER, F.R.S., Inspector of Factories. ...

... CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. At a meeting of the Enfield Education Committee last night it was stated that there had been • record number of lib-, stentimis from tchool of childree under' year' of age. was said to be doe to the employment of children in the ...

... CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. The resolution which was proposed on the subject expressed the belief that the employment of children in factories was injurious to the children and a crime against the human race, and that the time had come for Great ...

... there was outcry because children under twelve could not he permitted work mills for more than eight hours a day. new Factory Act came into force on I March—one of the numerous Factory Acts that have come in from time to time. Though the Act did more ...

... CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. The revised Factories let was before the Legielature yesterday. and both Mr. Rowell and Mr. Studholme made a brave fight in defence of the women and children affected by the bill. but without aviJ, Rir James and his brae majority ...

... CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. On Monday a deputation, representing the Midland Association of Glass Manufacturers, the National Society of Flint Glass Makers, and other Bodies, had an interview with Mr. Cross at the Home Office on the subject of the Factories ...

... CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. The Government of the Province of Quebec has introduced a bill raising the minimum age for children employed in two classes of factories, as follows: No male child aged leas than 14 years, and no girl aged less than 15 years, may ...

... CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. For some time past the fate of the Welsh Disestablishment Bill has been doubtful, and the Welsh members have been • prey to keen anxiety on its behalf. They are uot at all pleased, though probably uot in the least surprised, at ...

... CHILDREN FACTORIES. The Goverment of the Province of Quebec has introduced a Bill raising the minimum age for children employed in two cla-ses of factories follows :—“ male cnild aged less than years, and no girl aged less than 15 years, may be employed ...