... EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. THE BELGIAN MILL CASE, In the Queen’s Hench Divisional Court, on Tuesday, an important question came up for the decision of Lords Justices Lindley and Kav as to the proper interpretarion of section 9 of the Factories and Workshops ...

... of this division for his activity and zeal in vindicating the laws passed for the protection of all females and children employed in factories, This proof of the high cstimation in which they hold the law, and of their gratitude to every one who befriends ...

... training children should be adhered to. On the Continent children were employed at from 10 to 15 years of age, and labour was cheaper from top to bottom than it was here. If what they objected to was merely the working of long hours by the children, their ...

... presenting the certificates given the Society of Arts. said he believed it would be found that children in factories, —those children who un'der the Factory Acts were on the half time system, and came for a certain number of hours a day to educational ...

... Scotland (which was similar to the measure introduced last session), and to promote the education at night of young children employed in factories. JURISDICTION OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS. The LORD CHANCELLOR, in very long speech, called attention to the ...

... schools; secondly, on charities; thirdly, children employed in factories ; fourthly, pauper children; fifthly, criminal children ; sixthly, schools mpgonrd from the funds of the state for the education of the children of soldicrs and sailors ...

... the Factory Act. Mr. John Wilson, who occupies a factory for grinding woollen rags, in East-street, was summoned for having neglrcte?, within one month of his entering upon the factory, to give information of the fact to the inspector of factories, o 8 ...

... Ficlden, who, by his noble disinterestedness and perseverance, obtained protection for the women and children working in factories. There were one or two remarks made by Mr. Swann, who moved the first resolution, which deserve some attention. He said that ...

... history of industry, and it were the veriest thoughtless ingratitude to forget it. Next comes the relief women and children in factories, for the procuring of which Oastler and others fought hard. The history of the Ten Hums’ Bill agitation weed not recounted ...

... were required. The whole business of the Factory Acts was the protection of life and health of women and children employed iu factories, and It was on those prin. doles alone that it was to b derided whether factory legislation was requisite for India or ...

... child. e magistrates a ml!! 5. and costs, which came nearly to 30s. male defendant said he would have no more children at his house. - - . . Children are often poisoned by eating poisonous plants in mistake for non-injarious ones, and a very good preventive ...

... proseuting agricultare, would, I sm satisfled, be glad to recommond the clause interi ring witn the employment of children is factories and on farms, At & recent meetiog of the Executive Committee of the Lancashire Conaervative Workingmen's Federation ...