... measure prohibiting the importation of prison-made goods inte this country, the Act reducing the hours of women and children in factories, the Master and Servant Aect, the measures for improving the dwellings of the working classes and the Public Health ...

... the child, while others think ! that it shonld be left to the individual. The lemvkvyuont of the mothers of young children in factories is at once a blessing and an evila blessing when the wages of the mother are an economic necessity of the family, an ...

... harvest was got in by the women and children; all factories which could be utilised for producing things for the Army have been organised for that paurpose, and work night and day, as also do many of the sugar making factories. As to the rest of the French ...

... 000 ‘ ——— CHILDREN WANTED IN FACTORIES. At Wednesday’s meeting of the Bury Beard of Guardians Mr. W. C. Robinson (Heywood) suggested that the Children’s Committee should see if something could ot be done outside the workhouse forthe children who had reached ...

... positions in factories to be chivalrous aud defend young wamen from the temptations which must surround them. | Women and Children, | ' Miss Gertrude Tuckwell drew attention to the low wages and heavy burdens of women and children in factories and workshops ...

... TOPICS. I GOLDING & SON, 27, Knowsley Street, 64 Hours American Factory Bill. Delighted Bolton 11. P. After a or .of of exciting and naiMia &UM Fitty•four for woman and children In tbe factories it Ma, sachusees been by lb. Governor. end soon the a iiirktna ...

... amount of its exports and imrorls rather than by the happiness and weifare of its people. And so we have little children working in the factories, and women, to get back to work, neglecting their duties of motherhood, for which alone they were created. The ...

... the North, Children who work in factories are quite mecapable, mentelly and physically, of receiving any education of value. Of course, 1 speak in gencral terms. The Labour Members must be prepared fo ancrifice votes in favour of the children. The Siate ...

... The formation of theso, he declared, with heartfelt gratitude, was attained altogether ut a Sunday school. Poor children, immured in factories 14 hours per diem, are too Tatigned to learn any close or intense science, under the exhausted powers of body ...

... present notifying to the secretary cases of total rejec state of the law in which a limited company tion of children from employment in factories can legally employ managers as licencees of any and workshops which eo”: to their notica of its public-houses ...

... FACTORY PERILS. At no time has the health of the factory worker been of greater importance to the State than it is to-day, says a medical correspondent to the * Times.” For this reason much avxicty has been caused by a recommendation contuin d in the ...

... mechanical expert tham the factory inspector could not Le sustained. Under the present circumstances the country every year paid for 50,000 reports from certifying eurgeons, which, in the opinion of the experts of the Factory Department, were in the vast ...