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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 ...
... Progress for some generations has been owing the creation of slums, the employment ...
... 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 FIFTY-FOUR HOURS BILL. It is natural for the mill and factory operative' be disappointed with the pogrom, or rather no pewee; which the Fifty-Four Hours Factory Bill made in the two sermons in each of which it wan introduced. Whatever view may be ...
... se« HOURS BILL. A deputation of factory workers from ?? Dundee, and the English manufactuunj district, waited on the Home Secretary yesterday mofZ. ., urge him to support Mr Mundclla's Km Hoar, B, for Women and Children. After hearing me Z speeches, Mr ...
... 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- ...
... first quarter of last century. as the following will show. A factory overseer in Dundee, giving evidence before • Parliamentary Committee in 1833, as to the treatment of children • in factories, said he was entered to a flax mill at five years of age by ...
... Heather Week in aid of the Scottish Children’s League has this year realised £315 7s 9d. I should like to express, through the courtesy of your columns, our sincere thanks to everyone—the school children, the factories and works, and the public —who answered ...
... 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 ...
... them. These subjects are :— The prohibition of Sunday labour, the fixing of a minimum of age for the admission of children into factories, the fixing of a maximum limit of a working day for young persons, the prohibition of the employment of women and ...
... Indian Factory Legislation.—The Lieutenant-Governor of the Punjab has under consideration the question of issuing revised rules requiring the maintenance attendance register and providing for the identification of children working in factories. A circular ...
... 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 ...