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... CHILDREN IN FIrENCH FACTORIES. The Amnia/ pubiliskes • deers. containing sir articles, relating to the ensployment of children in French factories. It ie absolutely forbidden henceforth to employ children in the manufacture of certain ...
... in his Report to Parliament on the employment of children in Match Manufac- factories (just publiehed), alluding to Bryant and May’s says, There is nothing anpleasant or objectionable here; the factory is remarkable for the excellence of its arrangements ...
... FACTORIES IN SCOTLAND. Tat report of Sir John Kincaid, Inmpector of Factories in Scotland, for the half-year ending 31st October, 1858, has just been presented to Parliament. The following are ex triseta It is a great satisfaction to me to be able to ...
... employment of children in theatres. lord Granville thought the provision in refer,•ec • to the employment of young children in theatres followed from the legislation whleh.had taken place with respect to the employ. ment i , f children in factories. The bill ...
... young children in factories. Thst commission inquired into the state of the children employed in the manufacture of inciter matches, of percussion caps, in paper staining, and in the potteries, and they recommended that in all places where children wore ...
... print-works, and moved a resolution declaring that their hours of toil ought to be assimilated to those of women and children in factories. Mr explained that the matter was being inquired into, and the motion was withdrawn. Leave having been given for the ...
... agitation, and Mr Plimsoll need not be dismayed. When, years ago, it was contended that we should protect women and children in factories and life in the mines, there were reports published which acknowledged all the injurious effects sought to be put down ...
... —Morning Herald, Report PARLIAMENTARY RePorT.—Mr White, in bie Parliament on ue employment of children in Ma'ch factories (jast to Bryant and May’s 887% factory There is nothicg or objeciionable here; the f for is remarkebie for the excelience of its a ...
... Shipreeked Mariners' Society. EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN IN FACTORIES Me E. Caateros TOFFILL read a paper at the recent Social Science Congress on the employment of children in factories, and the proposed extension of factory legis. !mina, to ...
... enforcement of tenemenrt house and poor laws, and the reform of the rules that govern the employment of women and children in factories and shops, the woman’s hand should be felt, and her special knowledge be utilised. In all these directions, the best ...
... THE FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS LAW CONSOLIDATION BILL. The Government l' ,l for the of tho Factories a:,J Acta has printed, and copies were obtained Wed.u night. bill consists (if clauses, extends to to take effect the Ist January next. the lirst part of ...
... 10s 1d against the London average- of 295 2d. In most Continental counciries, the statutory ace at which children may begin to work in factories 1s 12 yvears, but s Germany it is 13, and in Austria and Switzerland 14; in Srain, Bulgaria, aud Hungary ib ...