... 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 ...

... not only m^bers—exprewedthe oplnton that factory work was not In fact beneficial occupation and education was more suitable to children that age than working In a factory. We ate Inclined to think factories terms of what they disgracefully were than ...

... CHILDREN IN FACTORIES, Mr. SaLg, the Government Inspector, has performed an act of duty in bringing a case before the magistrates in which it was shown that = parent bad connived at a misrepresentation of the age of his child, in order that it might be ...

... CHILDREN FACTORIES. THE SOUTHAERICAN TEXTILE WORKERS ON DEFENCE ...

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

... THE EMPLOYMENT CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. Tiie Factories and Workshops Bill was farther considered by the Standing Committee on Trade the House Commons to-day. A discussion took place on the following danse movvd Sir William Houldsworth: On aod after the ...

... 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 ...

... WOMEN & CHILDREN IN FACTORIES On Monday two deput., tions at t onded the Homeoffice—one to urge npon the Government the necessity for adopting Mr. Mandella's bill for shortening the hours of labour of women and children in factories; and the second to ...

... Women and Children in Factories. The London Gazette of Friday publishes the following notice:— Factory and Workshop Acts, 1878 to 1895.—The Secretary of State for the Home Department hereby gives notice, pennant to Section 3 (3) of The Rates Publication ...

... Committee to get a clause in- • serted in the Factory Acts to prevent any I children being employed in any textile or non-textile factories under the age of 15 ' years. He said the employment of children was spreading practically in every industry. and ...

... ah EMPLOYMENT F CHILDREN IN FACTO Ss. ACTION OF THE ROYTON MAGISTRATES. A ease came up at the Royton Police-court, on Wednes- day, which aroused much interest. On the 22nd of May last year the Belgian Mills y Limited, whose premises are in Biackshaw-lane ...

... couid M orell uo, bad tarned up in the . iy been factory lew. in which they now had adopted to that ihe deputation ac the cur- &ud w.th tois the Americans were better abi ‘nail ve atterthe of the children. In the 1 in your aye the ch.idren could not be ...