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... lBiley, chlarged by Mr. Festce, wvithl employing a girl, anamed Anil Bradshaw, under sixteen veetrs of'age, at wvork il his factory for n greater number of' ihours noer 8 rthan is altlowedt by the actn uo partlia-mest. in support of his case, he called the ...
... I REPORTS OF THE FACTORY INSPECTORS. I The half-yearly report of the inspectors of factories, ,which has just been issued, gives a very encouraging account of the working of the Factories Acts Extension Act of 1864, and speaks hopefully of the results ...
... forbiddvn for girls and women ?? of age. Sunday work is forbidden for dldI clanses of workera in factories. Tile -ago of admissiot of children to factories is 13, bult only if they have fulfilled the legal requiremenrts as to sohool attendance, which vary ...
... younger children had more work. ing, no doubt half-timers would show a better result. ?? was supposed, in the first instance, that the exercise of the compulsory powers of school attendance would take many children from the workshops and factories, but the ...
... explained, to place ti old factories in exactly the same position as new r factories. Why, he asked, should not tho same oppor- tunity for escape be afforded to workpeople in old factories as were to be given to those in new factories ? They ought not to allow ...
... QtTEI'SrI'ONS sUBMI'1rED TO TIHE OWNERS OF FACTORIES BY TIHE F-ACTORY COMhMISSION. The following questions have been sentt to the wi owners of factories by the Factory Commission. It will be seen that the answers are required to be exhibited to the ...
... in order that the Factory Ants r might be properly carried out, and, among other I things, they also wished that workshops and factories might be put in the same category. There was no hard-and-fast rnle to determine what was a factory l and what a workshop ...
... 'I 1Jot S I I FACTORIES, 1 - e~~~,~utiLr %was held iII tileI z~d0, I' poht ~ 100 to LACij 151qtistiol Ilos-t 0 I)ili~ll4 ibtfl, ot s I: i ol IlUe opit dto take tU1 1efetv u~llt P1Wi 1toIalur ill cottonl, AWool len, I 110015 (it- o e ao hloi ohpoiibit ...
... certain statements which had been rnade, during the contest for parliamentary honoure in the borough, respecting- the recent factory legislathm. Mr. D. Holmes, president of tho Northern Countie., Weavers' Association, who presided, swid it bad been stated ...
... PROPOSED AMENDANT OF THE I I FACTORY AND WORKSHOP ACT. I The delegates of the United Textile Factory Workers' Association, comprising the whole of the cotton spinning trades, met yesterday in conference I at the Westminster Palace eHotel, London. Sir ...
... AND WALES. COTTON, WOO-LLEN, WORSTED. AND ?? ?? MIM, VVVJtljLA -j1* 2 WRSTDAND FLAX. RETURN OF CoTTON FACTORIES. Amount of No. of No. Moving Children No. of No. ?? TtlNbe I of No. of No. of Power, lande 13Noe ?? ml~d cour2TrES. Fall- Spindles. Power er ...
... evidenc giamhefore the SeRlec ppi- Conmatittee of the House ofCiiuolsto'ethtb renct, thise law of nature, if children were to b eta oh e.in factories as they bad been, anl end vould80n11. Cor- put to the infint population in thle mainasfacthOrillg dis- cient ...