... NOTICE. THE Commissioners appointed his Majesty for inquiring as the employment of Children in Factories, arc to at Perth, in the George Inn, on Tuesday 21st May, and ready communicate with A 1.1. Persons desirous to give them Information or Suggestions ...

... 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 ...

... was rejected by | against clones moved be Mr Brown. to rive at a—_ 4 Mr Crom of Lord ¥. 4 4 children, whether in factories or edocational clauses of the Factory his io ‘Progress wae three or the us to move an addre Crown for an inquiry Barbadoes and the ...

... Bible Ik- read under the sanction of the respective clergy of the children ; that it allowed to the National, Sunday, and other Schools, to give certificates children employed factories, if found efficient, &c. &c. Sir James Graham was unprepared for the ...

... address theJKingfor a Commission to collect intermation in the manufacturing districts with reapett to the employment of children in factories, and to devise the best means for the curtailment of their labours.’ He denied that the object of this motion was defeat ...

... labour in curing are added, the aggregate amount would fully X'iU.OOU. Tim: Factory Act.—On Thursday last tho new art further to regulate ihe employmoul of children in factories came hit operation. this act child is to I before six o'clock the morning ...

... there was a strong prima facie favour of enlisting the services of women in t! of-inspection, eo far at an rate as wom children in factories and workshops were con He intended, by way of to appo pew women inspectors, one for London and | Glasgow. As to the ...

... law relating the employment of children in factories. Me have not space to follow his Lordship through all the topics of his speech, but in the course tin- debate that followed, his statements regarding the factory children were characterised many well-informed ...

... ment of women and children in factories and shops, only women could tell where the shoe pinched and suggest remedies which did not occur to men. Mr Asquith did a great service to his country by instituting women inspectors of factories. (Applause.) These ...

... round. The fruit grower has plenty of pleasant work during the season for men, women and children. the canning factories create work at good Fay botn at the factory and in the fields gathering the crops. Most farmers are glad to hire a man with family. ...

... lepers. That not the kind of thing men do for motley. No I The kind of things men do for tiimwy is to crush little children in factories 'it India and China in the interest of gold. The kind of thing men 40 for gain is to subject.human beings to horrible ...

... and that account should resist them. Mr. Crauiurd accordingly withdrew them, and tho bill passed. The Employment of Children in Factories Bill was read a third time and passed. Lord J. Russell proposed postpone the second reading of the Colonial t'hnrch ...