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... FACTORY CHILDREN. There is a constant effort to get children into factories as soon as possible; and there being a will there is sometimes a way. In the report on primary education in Ireland, one of the commis- sioners mentions a case at Belfast., in ...
... ; CHILDREN INT F@ACTORIES. th series of resolutions on the Faactory and Educa- tion Acs wrere submitt~ed by the Hon. H. Strutt, of , Derby, and adopted. Among the proposals con-I - tamed in the motions wore thie following: - That I all children, whether ...
... of children in factories and r in workshops and their consequent exploitation by a the capitalist is injurious to the children, unjust my to their parents, and a crime against the human :or race. considering the infamous fact that the r children of the ...
... mental develop-i ment of children in Lzancashire ware not aware of the facts. Hle was rn a position to shate that t idthen n children Therwh carrie oS the hget eduatioa prizes loaly, .jid ome in open corn- petition among children in all perks of the king- ...
... nonteatile factories as regard theE hoer at which the employment of children, young perso-as, amd women is now reqlired to end on SaturdaY. In hosiery and woo en factories in Oxford. Wilts, Woroester, GloUcester, adm Somer8e0n and factories in which the ...
... FACTORIES MD WORKSHOPS. A blue-book hab been ifsaed, compiled by the inspectors of factories, showing, county by eoounty. the number of 'factories and manufacturing estab. Iihiments coming under the supervision of the inspectors of favtories by the Factory ...
... IIALFYEARLY REPORTS OF THE FACTORY INSPECTORS. The reports of Mr. Alexander Redgrave and iMr, Robert Baker, factory inspectors, to the Home Secretary, for the six months ended October 31 1870, have just been published. The joint report of the two inspectors ...
... court foran alleged infringement of the Factory Act. The inspector of factories, with a thorough misconception of his duty, as he (Mr. Cope) thought, interfered with the hours of labour as worked at the Richmond factory. Those hours, as they all knew, were ...
... headtd'ce od t deputation, pointed oat the inconvenience m factory owners arisir;g from the operation of it 14th section, AU10-se'lon 2, of the Foctory A which provides that wormen or children :hnl-dct be continucusl, employed for more th1D fon: am a half ...
... it W'W -? emphatically condemn the &ovarnflec 5 tion policy. The resolution olanit e- Opportinity for all children: the food to starving children: the ?? e- 1alf-time system; the raising of e s0 5.s 14; the nlacing of secondary educs. the reach of every ...
... the mitau Many of the members of his union sent their children to the factory as half-timers. Mr. Mann asked whetber a five years' appren- I ticeship would obviate the necessity of sending the children to work as half-timers.-Witness: No; a ( five years' ...
... that if anyone, for the love of children, would like ito help us, will lie or she send me a dona- tion? We should like a second Christmas tree if we can get one. Perhaps boys and girls, better off than our poor children, who are looking for- ward to a ...