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... starving point. Fathers to carry their children to the factories minim, and then it tern for tbinr little ones long after At this period, there according to Lord Ashley who mbeequenUy became Earl of lithafteeburyi. children wuidering on the street. of Loudon ...
... Warwick, Durham, Northumberland, and TLondon—all industrial counties with a large proportion of the mothers of their children working in factories and workshops. The textile and pottery counties, as might be expected, are all in a group at the head of the list ...
... it 1s not dead for people who lie upon hed- tormentrd with dropsies, fevers, and cancers. Tt ic not dead for the children in factories, and f-r the men who are working in mines, and for prizoners who never see the licht of the sun. To all these the news ...
... regulated. But they propaed to replete the work of child who of ege no didn't deal with children employed as bet factories and workshore were allowed to employ children 12 of age. Led in under 13 With to street by child's. the COMMIi•- viot that shoald be ...
... working classes a measure called the Poor Man's Capital. This was the Factories Act, which was to improve the condition of women, young persons, and children employed in factories. When the Tories came into office, they legislated upon the very lines ...
... Warwick, Durham, Northumberland, and London—all industrial —counties with a large proportion of the mothers of their children working in factories and workshops. The textile and pottery counties, as might be expected, are all in a group at the head of the list ...
... SCHOOL OR FACTORY. Tot British Medical Jaurnal observes, with regard to the recent ballot of the member, of the Northern Counties Amalgamated Association of Weavers, which ' resulted in the rejection of the proposal to raise the minimum working age to ...
... along • corridor, and k av , found myself in a huge full of semis children and grownup children shrieking with delight at the comic d e ssenfiture those who try to ride performing mules. I have passed from the rireiss along a crowded and down a gight ...
... obtainink hands in oonnecton with the worsted milrs, great inconvenience would ensue if the clause of the Factory Act prohibiting the employment of children under twelve years of age were at once enforcd. It was not asked, nor desired, that the Act should be ...
... :.. . . . . Mr. H. Clark, Factory and Workshops In spector. Preston, mist defendants respesting the employmont of children on from Sunday. Auguat 4th. to &inlay. August 11th. There weer five cape. for employing in a factory a child looter twelve year ...
... J. W. BENSON, • THE STEAM FACTORY, LITDGATE HILL, LONDON, E.C. Illustrated lists of Watches from £2 2s. to £2OO free. Agents, Secretaries of Societies, Foremen, and others, required to establish Watch Clubs for the above. TO BE WELL AND KEEP WELL, TAKE ...
... A FORMER LIBERAL CANDIDATE FR THE BLACKPOOL DIVISION. REMARKABLE CAREER FROM FACTORY WORKER TO PARLIAMENT & KNIGHTHOOD The death of Sir James Duckworth, at one time candidate for the Blackpool Parliamentary Division, white oesurred at as New Tear's Day ...