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... THE EMPLOYMENT CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. The following memorandum the employment of children between 10 and 14 years of age in factories workshops iu {Scotland lias just hern issued by the Kducatiou Department A is defined to a child the age of 10 years ...
... THE EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN IN FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS. Yesterday a petition was to Parlia- ment by the Western Committee of the Scottish National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to against clause 19 of the Factory and Act Amendment wi to do away ...
... EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN IN FACTORIES IN SCOTLAND. Mr Redgrave, the Chief Inspector of Factories, has issued the following memorandum as to employment of children between 13 and 1-1 years of age in factories and workshops in Scotland A child ...
... MR ASQUITH S FACTORY BILL. THE OF HALF-TIMERS. There is a very strong feeling among English schoolmasters and educationists in reference to one point in Asqnith's Factory Bill. In a few days a deputation from the National Union of Teachers will ask Mr ...
... the employment of child labour in American factories will be amont; the subjects be debated most keenly Congress during.the next few months. The reformers desire to make it illegal to emplov children in factories under the age of fourteen. Their opponents ...
... and in the meantime he furnishes any- thing but @ soseate account of the condit Ol children in factories and workshops. Acenrding to the French Factory Act of 1874 children are twelve hours a day, with employed intervals fur rest aud refreshment. patrons ...
... n of the existing was astrong prima facie case work in favour of enlisting the services of women in the women and children in factories and imspection, so far, at any rate, as hops ment, to a were concerned. He intended, by way of experi- int two new ...
... The next wifebeate? Court was William ll '> J » ' East Wynd. According William had been I both go '^i' 1 had three children. '' K, factories, but William S c 1 Saturday. About ten ' night be came home dr n g bed suffering from ?, abuse their eldest girl- ...
... proposed, but they will chiefly aim at imnrovW the and enforcement of the law. So far as the education and ages of children employed factories and workshops, and the hours labour for women and young persons, are concerned, there will be no very material changes ...
... ATTAINMENTS OF FACTORY CHILDREN The Home Secretary, by an order made under the Factory and Workshops Act, 1878, has fixed Standard V. of the code of 1893 as the standard of fici iency on the attainment of which children of ime in factories ...
... 4-lb. loaf. Wheat per quarter. . rf idj 1847— Mr Fielden obtained leave to „i» Bill limiting the hours of labour ot children in factories to 10 hours day- 1849- The Lord-Lieutenant Il '*'*J upon the Home Secretary the necessity suspending the Habeas Corpus ...
... not send their children to factories if they can avowl it. Few country people will let their children co within a factory door; and the mills are generally supplied from towns. Thoug), there is a great deal of sickness among the children, no ...