... to the secretary to lap before the chamber was Mr. Mundella's bill for restncting the hones of labour for women and children in factories, and having for its object the substitution of 54 fur the present 60 hours In the course of a brief discussion Mr. ...

... to further regulate the employment of children in factories. The opponents having been silenced the Act pissed without opposition. In 1850 colonel W. Patten Lord Stanley carried an Act to again amend the Factory Acts. In 1867. Mr Walpole, Sir' l ion ...

... orders, for 56 children ; amount of fees paid, £ll 2s. Bd. Church al 17 orders, for 29 children ; amount of fees paid. £5 17s. Od Clover-street, 1 order, for 1 child ; fees paid, 2s. Bd. ; British school, Baillie-street, 2 orders, for 3 children ; fees paid ...

... am fully acquainted with the extent to which the half-time employment of children in factories is in practice in Rochdale and the d strict, but it is no doubt a half-time factory district. 1 suppose it is very well known that in the of the districts of ...

... the Government the necessity for adopting Mr. Mundella's bill for the shortening of the hours of labour of women and children in factories, the second to urge that on the contrary no such legislation is needfui, and that any further restriction of the hours ...

... idle children, was not intended to interfere with the children in factories, who were already provided for. The confirmed the derision of the justices, and maintained that the School Board arc not entitled to menu their bye-law against children between ...

... %walla and Mr. Hughes for the very zealous and able support they have given the Nino Hours Bill for women and children employed in factories. It was also resolved that in the opinion of that meeting sue h a bill would produce:the benetic ial resu Its ...

... to offer such persistent and incompromising opposition to legislation for the relief of the overwrought women and children in factories and bleachworka. Our general views regarding other portions of Mr.ltatoirr's speech arc so well expressed by the London ...

... the secretary to lay before the chamber was Mr. Mundella's bill for restricting the hours of labour for women and children in factories, and having for its object the substitution of for the present GO hours. Iu the eour=e of a brief discussion Mr. E ...

... to aid the most helpless and unprotected classes of society by putting an end to the overworking of women and children in mines and factories, for he was not one of those employers of labour who held that such a limitation would in any way endanger or ...

... Belgian Chamber of Representatives a petition from the communal council of Marchiennes, relative to the employment of children in factories, was discussed, but no decision come to, and the heads of manufactories remain at liberty to act as hitherto in the ...

... here and children factories employed not more six hours per day Night work for abolished Labour provided A few ago there practically no protective legislation fur Japanese workers interest being in such legislation the employment of children under prohibited ...