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... AND THE FACTORY ACTS. PEOPLE'S OPINIONS. TO THE EDITOR THE PEOPLE’S JOURNAL. Sir,—“ Junior Liberal” will find tb»t John Bright, on March 15th, 1844, opposed, in eery long epeech. Lord Aehley’s Bill for limiting the hour* during which children of tender ...
... 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 ...
... opinion them. These subjects are :—The prohibition of Sunday labour, the fixing of minimum of age for the admission of children into factories, the fixing of maximum limit of working day for young persons, tho prohibition the employment of women and young persons ...
... 4-lb. loaf. Wheat per quarter. . rf idj 1847— Mr Fielden obtained leave to „i» Bill limiting the hours of labour ot children in factories to 10 hours day- 1849- The Lord-Lieutenant Il '*'*J upon the Home Secretary the necessity suspending the Habeas Corpus ...
... EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. aolution -— ...
... THE FACTORIES BILL. The bill for the amendment of the Factory Acts, in the interest of women and children, now only awaits its third reading in the House of Lords, and the Royal assent, to become law. It not such a large 'measure as Mr Mundella tried ...
... THE FACTORY BILL Mr Cross made an important announcement on the subject of Mr Mundella's Factory Bill in the House of Commons on Wednesday. The Home Secretary suggests a compromise which virtually limits the hours of work to .56i hours in the week. Ten ...
... HAPPY CHILDREN EVEN THE FACTORIES WERE. DECORATED.—Factories and workshops in the town were all gaily A DAY CHILDREN W ILL, REMEMBER. —One thing that the children will not forget in connection with DAINTY CHILI/RE N WITH DECORATED CYCLES ...
... some misconception appears to exist as to the regulations governing the employment of children in factories and workshops, Mr A. P. Vaughan, H.M. Inspdctor of Factories and Works hops for this district, desires it to be understood that no ehild can be taken ...
... THE FACTORIES BILL. Thje bill for the amendment of the Factory Acts, in the interest of women and children, now only awaits its third reading in the House of Lords, and the Royal assent, to become law. It is not such a large measure as Mr Mundella tried ...
... the factory workers will not be equal in their hours of labour with working men generally, even after this bill becomes law. And it is scarcely to be expected that legislation for settling the hours for labour of women and children in factories will ...
... THE FACTORIES BILL. The bill for the amendment of the Factory Acts, in the interest of women and children, now only awaits its third reading in the House of Lords, and the Royal assent, to become law. It is not such a large measure as Mr Mundella tried ...