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... Na. ICONDELLA . B FACTORY BILL. The CHATMILN (Mr. Tweedsle retained the chair) said the first business on the agen la paper was to consider Mr. MandeLa's bill to amend the Factory Aet it was very short, . And sweet too.) It ro pposed to loosen the hours ...
... the Industrial Law Committee. The cubing. are: Women and !children in factories and how to help them, by Miss Gertrude tuckwell; The law relating to factories and The employment children. The Public Health Acts; their (power in the home •nd workplace ...
... HO M.P..ON THE AGE OF IMERS. A of wntes — Str,— writtes to mowter for division. ask: bis on the clause ia the ment children tm factories Bill raising the age for baif time ten to I have been favoured with the and I much obliged uf you will kindly insert ...
... nobody's business to leek after the education of the rising generation, with the exception of those who employed young children in factories, and new we are to be an *dented people. We cannot, however we en&trete., ignore the fact that the recent legis'Mee ...
... of the meeting, it was highly requisite a petition in favour of the reduction of the hours of Labour of women and Children in factories should bo handed to the tier , Mr. Philips, for presentation to the Hones of Cammose. The strike of bricklayers at ...
... To Factory Workers and the Public generally of Rochdale and surrounding neighbourhood. PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Town Hall, Rochdale, on Tuesday evening, June 4th, for the purpose of taking into consideration Mr. Mundella'e New Factory Bill ...
... parallels our own Two hundred years ago, apparently, • Were parents and children of all kinds, there are to-day. Some parents - fatuously indulgent; some were harsh. Some children were hopespoilt: others were treated with a which would appear to us to ...
... an an tbe oda gelation ..f the present century, and that a further curtailment of the hour of labour of women and children in factories was essentially necessary and might be at once .needed without any danger ter our manufacturing supremacy. I'l AsAAULT ...
... interference of the legisla, ture, the reearring Acts of Parliament lessen, the working hours of women and children, the inspection of factories and workshops, aud labour. devices for manacling capital and resty, ‘cuing ‘The most prosperous period for ...
... Bright, M.P., was one of a deputation which waited on the Home Secretary, last Saturday, relative the employment of children in factories. Liverpool assizes are fixed to open on the 11th of Angnst. The Chief Baron of the Exchequer, and Baron Martin will ...
... presented a petition from a public meeting at Rochdale, in favour of restricting the hours of labour of women and children in factories. DISSOLUTION Or PANTNIRSNIP.—The following dissolution of partnership was officially announced in 'roesday's Gazette ...
... deputation front the various committees representing the Yorkshire Factory Acts Reform Association, who urged their reasons for the reduction of the hours of labour for women and children in factories to 54 per week. A CHI:HeII BY FIRE. —Al)berley Parish Church ...