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... hours of rest — nine hours in all ; their children, from 14 to 16 years of age, are employed only six hours a day ; While it now appears, from indisputable testi- mony, that the children employed in the factories, many of them mere infants, are kept at ...
... ALL the various kinds of FACTORY CERTIFI- CATE BOOKS may be had at the Standard Office, Blackburn. SAVE YOUR MONEY! First-class FTJNIEAL BISCUITS, 4s. per doz. Orders received by J. GREENWOOD, No. 3, Brown^treet, Blackburn. WANTED, a YOUTH as an APPRENTICE ...
... Nurses. Contents.— D et of infancy — children prematurely born — rnles during and after weaning — wet nursing qualifications and duties of a wet nurse — diet after eight. months of age — dry nursing, or bringing up children by hand — the different kinds of ...
... EMBROIDERED SKIRTS, FRENCH CORSETS. INFANTS' PELISSES, INFANTS' and CHILDREN'S MILLINERY, MERINO VESTS, DRAWERS, AND COMBINATIONS IN EVERY SIZE. THE BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED IN LADIES' AND CHILDRENS* RIBBED AND PLAIN HOSE, AND IN ALL CLASSES OF HOSIERY. TRUNKS ...
... Wyexsdale, by ap- j y^ c Vjpsm-J_i^'- *_ MIFEAriNG FACTORIES, &c. MM KIKKBV STEPHEN and SEDBERGH, llu.- a'e to commence at three o'clock, and Cata- Kf login - had et the factories. hIHEI'Y STF.PHI N FACTORY, $c. WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, B n M ...
... mcaster. MASON, Wll - - ? and JENKINSON, Solicitors. TO RE SOLD, ty run /.L CO tiACT, A LL the MACHINERY of WILLOW .Z.t. MILL FACTORY, in Caton, n^r Lan- es !* . ; ...
... Cent. do. FACTORIES EEGULATION ACT, 7 victoria, c. 15. nm I N Further Notice respecting the securely fencing qf Hori- zontal Shaft* above Seven feet from the floor. Factory Inspectors' Office, London, 15th March, 1854. npHE Inspectors of Factories have been ...
... Aid-de-Camp ; Mr. Pownall, Storekeeper, and all his Family ; Mrs. Woolen, the Master- Attendant's wife, and two children; Mrs. |ephson, and two children ; f ' Nugent and 1 * Ross, Esquires; with a most lamentable Sec. &c. Sic. whose names tlie gentle- man who ...
... treme provision of the Factory Act after it has been once withdrawn, leaves to the Occupiers of Factories no secu- rity that any representations which may be maA* to the Government, as to an objectionable provision of the Factory Act, though successful ...
... ase has been given ; and children, in most cases affec ing the Chest and Lungs, the plasters have proved the fnest protectors imaginable ; and I con- sider, if parents would make use of them generally, many lives of children would be preserved. I am, ...
... Mothers were crying out for their children ; children were shrieking wildly for their parents; and husbands were doing their utmost to save their families. The accident resulted in the loss of eight lives —all women and children. One man, named Leach, a shoemaker ...
... solicitors, in Lancaster. June 26, 1832. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CORNHILL, LONDON. For Insurance of Lives and Endowments of Children, and also for purchasing Annuities on Lives. Capital 750,000. PERSONS Insuring for the whole term of life, will participate ...