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... 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 ...
... to obtain copy of the report, published in of the Parliamentary Committee on the Itill for Shortening the Labour of Children in Factories. Whatever may be the terrors of slavery—and they are indeed terrible—they can acamly be ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... FACTORIES BILL. Mr W. Patten brought forward a motion for an address his Majesty, •* to appoint a commission to collect information in the manufacturing districts to the employment children in factories, and as the propriety and means of curtailing the ...
... was always in favour of legislation for the protection of children factories and elsewhere. I was against it when it interfered with adults. lam now. A large section of Tories voted for the Factory Bill to revenge themselves upon the manufacturers who were ...
... second head is Fixing the minimum age for the admission of children factories, and the programme proceeds follows:—Is there occasion to fix minimum age for the admission of children to factories? Should the minimum age be the same in all countries, or ...
... MUNDELLA'S FACTORY BILL, DEPUTATIONS TO BRUCE. esterday two deputations waited upon Mr Bruce at the Home Office, one to urge upon the Government the necessity for adopting Mr Mundella's bill for shortening the hours of labour of women and children factories ...
... The law had been enforced, and they got warning from the Factory Inspector some time ago that the Government were prepared_ to enforce the law most rigidly in the future affecting exempted children work. Councillor Mackinnon seconded. Mr Robert Barclay ...
... concluded discussion on its programme, having voted in favour of compulsory education, regulations for the employment of children in factories, ke., the separation of Church and State, the equality of military charges for all citizens, re- form of the system ...
... REPORT OX SCOTTISH FACTORIES. The Report of Sir John Kincaid, Inspector of Factories, for the half-year ending the 31st October, 1858, has just been printed. He says: It is a great satisfaction to me to be able to repeat so often that the laws which regulate ...