... nobody's business to leek after the education of the rising generation, with the exception of those who employed young children in factories, and new we are to be an *dented people. We cannot, however we en&trete., ignore the fact that the recent legis'Mee ...

... of the meeting, it was highly requisite a petition in favour of the reduction of the hours of Labour of women and Children in factories should bo handed to the tier , Mr. Philips, for presentation to the Hones of Cammose. The strike of bricklayers at ...

... To Factory Workers and the Public generally of Rochdale and surrounding neighbourhood. PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Town Hall, Rochdale, on Tuesday evening, June 4th, for the purpose of taking into consideration Mr. Mundella'e New Factory Bill ...

... an an tbe oda gelation ..f the present century, and that a further curtailment of the hour of labour of women and children in factories was essentially necessary and might be at once .needed without any danger ter our manufacturing supremacy. I'l AsAAULT ...

... deputation front the various committees representing the Yorkshire Factory Acts Reform Association, who urged their reasons for the reduction of the hours of labour for women and children in factories to 54 per week. A CHI:HeII BY FIRE. —Al)berley Parish Church ...

... pound, made a grant from Imperial funds in aid of local rater, brought is a bill to insprove the health of womeu cud children in factories. atnetulml the licensing laws, promote,' sanitary and legal reform., and he had himself carried through the HOMO` of ...

... resolution brought forward at a meeting of the Associated Chambers, in reference fu the factory and Workshops' Act, to the effect that children employed in factories and workshops should lie sal)ject to the same hours of schooling. The resolution was carried ...

... prevails amongst female factory hands and their children, the principal food of both parties, as is wet known, being weak and wash y tea. Morning, noon, and night, is this beverage eansumed, and in the homthe es of most of our factory hands, the teapot, if ...

... to the secretary to lap before the chamber was Mr. Mundella's bill for restncting the hones of labour for women and children in factories, and having for its object the substitution of 54 fur the present 60 hours In the course of a brief discussion Mr. ...

... to further regulate the employment of children in factories. The opponents having been silenced the Act pissed without opposition. In 1850 colonel W. Patten Lord Stanley carried an Act to again amend the Factory Acts. In 1867. Mr Walpole, Sir' l ion ...

... orders, for 56 children ; amount of fees paid, £ll 2s. Bd. Church al 17 orders, for 29 children ; amount of fees paid. £5 17s. Od Clover-street, 1 order, for 1 child ; fees paid, 2s. Bd. ; British school, Baillie-street, 2 orders, for 3 children ; fees paid ...

... the Government the necessity for adopting Mr. Mundella's bill for the shortening of the hours of labour of women and children in factories, the second to urge that on the contrary no such legislation is needfui, and that any further restriction of the hours ...