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... some misconception appears to exist to the regulations governing the employment of children in factories and workshops, Mr A. P. Vaughan, H. M. Inspector of Factories and Workshops fur this district, requests us to state that no child can be Laken into ...
... brought back to France for that purpose. THE Home Secretary says that legislation on the subject of the employment of children in jam factories is desirable. A howling green and club-house provided at Hill of Beath out of the profits of the public-house there ...
... question, this of factory regulation by the State must be considered by others than those immediately affected. No part of the subject can be so generally interesting as that of the regulation of the labour of children in factories, booed up as it is ...
... yon to take part in the outside school. Long ago. rl' had few the opporare given to boys and girls if the poorer children The lay in factories and nil went to school for only Alf: but nowadays new laws to inside it possible for every 1 be given the elianre ...
... the age limit for children in mills and factories should be thirteen years, thus bringing the age-limit in this country into conformity with that prevailing in continental countries. Mr J. Quinn, who is representing the Forfar Factory Workers' Union, and ...
... FACTORY ACCIDENTS. COMMITTEE'S PROPOSALS FOR GREATER SAFETY. The report of the Departmental Com , mittee on Accidents in Factories contains several important recommendations. The evidence, the report states, points to the conclusion that in mnny branches ...
... THE FACTORY INSPECTOR. In a Lancashire town an inspector visited a mill to see that the owners did not employ children under a certain age. The manager telephoned through the mill, and all the little ones who were wrongfully employed were hidden in various ...
... Factory Cup This Sunday for the first time since 1968 the final stages of the Factory Cup will take place on a Sunday. With the first eleven’s scheduled game with Stenhousemuir off because of the latter’s Scottish Cup involvement the committee struggling ...
... FACTORY WORKERS PREVENT SKIN DISEASES caused by Oil Dust and Grime—USE FISSAN ICHTHAMMOL POWDER Personally Guaranteed to be a Satisfactory Product by WALKER'S 45 EAST HIGH STREET, FORFAR Forfar Women Citizens' Association LANTERN LECTURE ON YUGOSLAVIA ...
... to 12 for children and 14 in all cases for full time. Many of the children he found working in I hindoe, carrying heavy weights t , o, were particularly diminutive, and certainly would lie better to have another year's freedom from factory life. ...
... THE NEW FACTORY BILL Tin: text has been issued of the new Bill of the Governmeut for the amendment of the Factory and Workshops Acts. It is it simpler measure that Sir M. Ridley's of last year, and is, perhaps, not quite so sweeping. It confer-son the ...
... Factory Cup Fixtures Monday - 6.30 p.m. Chinatown ‘B’ v Balmoral Big Hits; 7.15 p.m. One Out All Out v Friock Six; 8.00 p.m. S.R.G.v West End S.C. Tuesday - 6.30 p.m. Has Beans v Chinatown ‘A’; 7.15 p.m. Railway Children v Six Hits; 8.00 p.m. Tea Totallers ...