... the the kiddies, and after enjoying H. Adey, included 10 children switch-off next day. They were party arrived in Morecambe cakes and lemonade the children from Moorflelds in the care of children of employees of the shortly after 8-30—in a down- were taken ...

... by the Home Secretary inquire into the working of the law relating to the employment of women, young persons, and children in factories. ;'f, I The committee will investigate particularly the two-shift system, and will advise the Home Office whether this ...

... a letter to Mr. Medley, of Devonport, in which he says, was always in favour of legislation for the protection of children factories and elsewhere. I was always against it when it interferes with adults. And yet find in Hansard (vol. lxxiii., p. 1151) ...

... Saving is doing this region now is the cultivation new neighbourliness. There are groups accept the savings the men and children factories and workshops and schools. Now the street savings groups are developed everywhere. One wo.tan in a Lancashire town did ...

... employment of children in factories and workshops and their con- sequent exploitation the capitalist! injurious to the children, unjust to their parents, and crims against the human race; considering the infamous fact that the children of the working ...

... remarked, the relief of those employed in shops is as much a case for legislative interference as that of women and children in factories. Our readers are probably aware that an attempt is being made, from the Conservative side, to remedy the grievances ...

... from the records of children’s labour fifty, sixty, or seventy years ago. is indeed a terrible story which comes down in report, published in 1833, of the Parliamentary Committee on the Bill for shortening the Labour Children in Factories. Whatever may the ...

... PUBLIC CONSCIENCE. It was not long since children worked in factories nine and ten years of age, but the public conscience was aroused, and the warrior's spirit showed itself, and that thing ceased be. There were those who said that men could pot made ...

... Jackson described the treatment that time meted out to children in the factories by overlookers, and pointed out thnfc terrible were the sufferings of children in the factories, still the lot the children who were employed chimney -weepers ...

... employment of children in factories, the drawbacks of which system they were well ('acquainted with, and which they could, they (chose, rid them sc. (yes erf. The fathers and (mot hers of families could prevent the half-time t work children if they chose ...

... not tied his hands on any question. Denmark sinoe 1913 the law forbade the employment of. children of mh'jol age work any kind, forbade the employment children under 1® On machinery of any kind except as assistants, and limited the hours labour of a child ...

... P'ice Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. Ictcbers Store* : Francis and ; Sagar, Nelson; Hirst and Co., EDUCATION AVD EMP' OYMENT OF CHILDREN' IN FACTORIES. This formed the subject of paper read on Monday evening in the Blue Ribbon Mi-* ion Hall, Sabien, before special ...