... PARLIAMENT. OF LORDS.-Friday. Lord F WOMEN AND CHILDREN FACTORIES. ' a reply question from Lord Shaftes?°n3i ...

... administering chastisement. The Education of Children Employed in Factories in Lancashire and Scotland.-Iu the annnJ Factory Inspectors’ Report, just issued, Mr. Walker one of the assistant inspectors of factories, mentions fact which will come as a surprise ...

... the Bench committed the prisoner to take his u pon the hams of 'Omer of women and trial at I he Assizes. young children by the Factories Act Amendment Act, PROPERTY CO3I- • 1874, was unnecessary and itiexpedieut ; and further, -- As maybe ac- e n from ...

... the Woman’ tive Agency, the Bureau of Justice, and organisations, to investigate the condition of wamen and children in workshops and factories. in Paris. M. Noveau, editor of the Barbers’ Gasette, says that the art of the barber had its is still in the ...

... the trade re- the factory, hear no ob- —Mr. W. idea was School Board det with all these the same Factory Acts, &c., cases.—' Yes.—Colonel Weuld referred to?—Mr. Watson said the same as ander sets to have that as school the children. — and would be to ...

... Improved position of co-operative and friendly societies Brought in the first public health act Restricted employment of children in factories Reduced the statutory hours of work for all workers Strengthened the workers’ right combine in trade unions Restored ...

... at 12, or if engaged in agriculture at 11. It is shrewdly suspected that many celfish parents wiil take their children out of the factories at 12, and gend them into the mines where their carninga wi!l 'e undoubtedly though the conditions of the work ...

... That refuted bv fact often while in Parliament his to a principle of time “Sybil east of the appalling the children laboured fields factories Oiie-tentJi the in cellars of families were supported charity were rampant It wonder Disraeli indignant the ...

... about the adoption of 54 immediately the fire broke out, he took an armful of the hours se the limit for women and children in factories, burning material to throw it down stairs. Probably in after having organised meetinses all over the manufac- so doing ...

... serving in such energy and of themselves FACTORY COMMISSION year also appointed set as result of Lord Ashley afterwards Lord Shaftesbury report Chadwick responsible July 1833 the ndutiona lhat no children under of factories between should work eight tie should ...

... time—(cheers)—on a factory workers question, and he was now here to support the 54 hours' movement. He was one of those who had thought a great deal of the blessings which the factory operatives had bestowed upon them by the Ten Horns Factory Bill. Until long ...

... 1870 most of the voluntary ; schools would have fallen under the school than English operatives, they will not a children to work in factories till they are four- boards. He took very great pains to provide the machinery for this process. But, see.ng the ...