... CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. The report of Dr J. H. Bridges and Mr T. Holmes to the Lorel Government Board. gi% ing the result of their inminee into the health of women, children, and young persons engaged io factories, with ryeecial reference the ages and ...

... MR JOFIN KINCAID'S REPORT ON FACTORIES. Sir John Kincaid, in his report for the half-year ending 30th April, 1860, says: — The laws which regulate the employment of women, young persons, and children in factories, continue to be olserved by the willow:oars ...

... Cranfurd not to press his amendments. Mr Craufurd then accordingly withdrew them. The bill then passed. The Employment of Children in Factories Bill was read a third time and passed. Lord J. Russell proposed to postpone the second reading of the Colonial Church ...

... succeed than it did last year. His Lordship on the same day brought in a bill to promote the education of young children employed iu factories at night. LORD PALMERSTON, on Tuesday night, in answer to a question put by Mr Ewart, whether the Government intended ...

... that Dimly factories were. previous to the limitation, at work for a shorter number of hours thou those author. lied by the Act of June the Bth. The regulations of the Factory Acts, as to the state of the children employed in the factories, and the ma• ...

... Scotland, which was similar to the mounter intmatired last iseminn ; and the ether to promote the education of young children employed in factories at night. THR ReCLIMUTICAL COURTS. The LORDCHANCIMLOR. in veer long 'Mech, galled attend ion to the aolijeet of ...

... years old that was not found to be able to earn a living for itself. When they went back to the time when children were employed in factories, they had reason to be very much gratified at the progress made in the last hundred years. When they thought ...

... leadership which being analogous to Acts for the protection of —for want of a better word—may be called women and children in factories and to the tact. He has rever been a masterful Truck Acts. It is an attempt to organise leader, though he las been ...

... by the late heavy failures in Aberdeen. In the event of the resumption of works on that railway, is it the puny children of the factories and the muckiest% half fed weavers that the contractors will be likely to employ ? It's very like& whale, or rather ...

... purchase suitable clothing for his children, defray the expenses of sending them to schema Then, moth, there are man) widows depeadeist almost solely fur their support on the earnlogs of ir children employed in factories, and the miserable pittances doled ...

... issued by the Scotch Education Department which makes an important change on the principle regulating the employment of children in factories and public workshops as half-timers. Hitherto the half-timers under the age of 13 years were obliged to attend school ...

... Income-tax to 2a the pound, made a grant in aid of local rates. brought iu a bill to improve the health of women and children in factories, amended the licensing laws. MA carried a measure dealing with patronage in the Church of Scotland. During the present ...