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... Factory labour in Factory Labour India is not likely to in India. be interfered with for some time. The report of the Commission appointed to inquire into the conditions under which men, women, and children work in Indian factories deprecates the application ...
... ordains that bank clerks shall have statutory holidays ; it lays special conations upon the employment of women and children in factories and workshops ; it insists upon parent giving his child a prescribed amount of education, and it forbids him, no matter ...
... health and lives of those engaged in factories. Mr Coghill said lead-poisoning was diminishing, and there was no necessity for further rules or legislation. Mr John Burns pointed to the growth of fatalities factories evidence that some more protection was ...
... revolutionising India a Minister of the Crown.—lmperial Review. Children Factories —The Monlteur publishes a report to the Emperor from the Minister of Commerce concerning the employment of children in manufactories, and proposing to substitute for the present ...
... having been passed with tke avowed object of improving the health and strength of the women, young persons, and children employed in factories by shortening their hours of labour, this Association resolves from Ist January, 1875, to work follows : On Mondays ...
... harvest was got the women and children. All factories which could be utilised for producing things for the Army have been , organised for that purpose, and work night and day, as also do many of the sugar-making factories. As the rest of the I' rench trade ...
... that the cruelty the masters of factories to the children employed by them is to be ascribed altogether the tax on bread. Co one Torrens having presented a petition from Bolton against the over-working of children in factories, Mr Fryer, tic member for W ...
... mothers, and children under thirteen years, to factories. On this matter they speak out with unanimity and in a decided manner. The doctors are of opinion that nursing mothers. or the mothers of yousg children, ahould not be employed is factories at all, and ...
... reasonable care to protect children attending a science lesson. Magistrate Mr Archibald Whitesmith told Parkes, of Storth Bank, Simmondley, Glossop, Derbyshire, The consequences could have been disastrous for some, if not all, the children involved. Inspector ...
... avalanche that will sweep ' opposition and build a bettor trolled by the Co-operators of Scotland, operates you and your children. 120 factories, making practically all the necessities asideCn future i for w°un. all qf fife. S.C.W.S on the Label ...
... THE FACTORY BILL. The tens of thousands of persons employed in mills and factories throughout the United Kingdom have good reason to complain of the treatment which Mr Mundella's Bill for the reduction of their hours of labour to fifty-four a-week received ...
... of the hours of work in factories and the better education of factory children. The report ot Sir John Kincaid, the Scotch Inspector, says— The laws which regulate the employment of women, young persons, and children in factories, continue ...