... TORY PARTY AND THE 48 HOURS' WEEK. WHAT NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS OWE TO THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT. Since the definite announcement made by Mr Edmund Robertson, M.P., Civil Lord of the Admiralty, m the House of Commons, that the 48 hours' ...

... the actual hours worked during the year will be about 2,439 as against 2,496, which would be the aggregate of an average week if 48 hours were worked. The nominal total is, of course, 2,498, but from this must ...

... THE 48 HOURS WEEK AND MR. I MATHE'S REPORT. Mr. A. H. Hope, General Secretary of the Iron j a Trades Employers' Association, criticises in a long letter 1 the recort issued by Mr. W. Mather, M.P., upon the experimental trial of the 48 hours ...

... establishment at llassley to be trained for future engagements. Rodomont goes to Newcastle to run for the Northumberland Plate next week. The course at the present time is beautiful going. Droopinjr Lily is the name bestowed upon the two-year-old filly by Despair ...

... Vorked, Seventy Hours a Week. v Was thoroughly run down, when Scott's Emulsion was pecribed by the doctor. GORDON SCOTT. ?? a pholowaphbi Health is always uncertain. The strongest persons are often uniible to withstand the in- ;luenees at work to undermine ...

... asch strengthening properties, atild hnF hen isuvslualbls to me. At mlly bnsiness I have verv long hoti's, often working sv'ntc' hours a week. ane I1 am sulre that hlod it ntut been fhc the marvellous effeots derived by taking Scott's Emulsion I should ...

... EIGHTY-FOUR HOURS' WORK PER WEEK. At Newport borough police-court, on Monday, John Roberts, It years of age, one of the con- ductors in the employ of the Maindee Omnibus Company, was charged with embezzling Is, the moneys of the company. Passengers pay ...

... shorter hours might be met without danger to t the mechanical trades, or whether it must be r resisted in the interests of all concerned. The 9 experiment has proved satisfactorv, no less to the I men than to the employers, and the 48 hours a week will ...

... certain stations where shunting work is heaviest, an eight hours' day for shunters has been in operation for many years, and that brakesmen on the Nortii-Westeru have enjoyed for at least a quarter of a centurj a 60 hours' week. ...

... mutt be done in the IS 35 ia, tbre 51 hours week to earn the Name tume, T he wr ri'f etall will onbtinue to work 1D houlrs, brt nvwrdra rateri will only be paid after IS houre ?? worked, instead of after 51 ...

... seven hours, this period being between six in the morn- ing and five in the evening. Another direction is that all persons employed in shops shall be allowed for meals and absence from work during their periods of employment not less than an hour and a ...

... boys work than 7 hours. The daymen employed underground work as a rule 10% hours per day. underground work as a rule 10% hours per day. So far as regards the working of shifts, it ...