... London coal and wine duties. Mr Baxter obtained leave bring in bills make further provision for the education of children employed in factories, and amend the Bleaching and Dyeing Works Act. Mr Hennessey obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend the law ...

... Mundella gave notice that after Easter would move for leave to bring in a bill to reduce the hoars of labour of women and children in factories. In answer to question put, Mr Cardwell said that the autumn manoeuvres would take place this season, but that the ...

... Pellatt, leave was given bring in the bill. LIMITED LAItOCU FACTORIES. Mr. COBBETT moved for leave to bring in a bill to limit the hours uf labour of w omen, young persons, and children, in factories, to ten hours a-day during the first five days of the week ...

... by the Seidel' Education Department which makes an important change on the principle regulating the empkynient id children in factories and public worksline as half-timers. Hitherto the half- timers louder the age of 13 years were obliged to attend ourliod ...

... except in respect to horses used in licensed stage or hackney carriages. The New Factory Act.— On Thursday next, tho new act further to regulate the employment children in factories (which has just been piinted) will come into operation. this act child is be ...

... named are a few of but secondary character—as small pieces of patchwork legislation, the act protecting women and children in factories; the authorising grants of money for public works in tile manufacturing districts, and that fur giving increased facilities ...

... 1, 1353 IUO Yeans Ago FBOU THE BRECHIN ADVERTISER August 80, 1853 The New Factory Act.—On Thursday next the new act further to regulate the •employment of children *n factories will into operation. By ths act no child be employed before six o’clock the ...

... Years Ago FROM THE BRECHIN ADVERTISER OF AuGun 30, 1853 On Thursday next the Act further to regulate the employment of children in factories will come into , operatflon. By this Act no child is to be employed before 6 a.m. nor after 6 p.m., nor after 2 o'clock ...

... AUGUST 6, 1901 The Chief Inspector Factories bus taken the .measurements and weights of a number balltimers employed in the Dundee and Brechin nulls and the Brechin children show a marked superiority physique to those of Dundee who are feeble and diminutive ...

... gave notice that should, on the 16th of March, move for leave to bring in a hill lo limit the hours labour of young children in the factories the United Kingdom Mr GLADSTONE, reply to a question, stated that a new Ordnance Survey the United Kingdom was in ...

... THE EMPLOYMENT OF HALF-TIMERS IS ! FACTORIES ASI> WORKSHOPS. The following memorandum an to the employment and education of children factories and workshops has been issued by Her Majesty’s Chief , Inspector Factories. The regulations therein set forth ...

... -Women s wages are higher iu Brechin than ia Forfar. You uieutloiied that yon were not content with the factory inspection. Hava yon ever written the Factory Inspector ?—I have not. Or cumaumkated with the home Office ?—I have You have not complained the individual ...