... g the London coal and wine duties. EDUCATION OF CHILDREN EMPLOYED IN FA4 TORIES. Mr BAXTER obtained leave to bring in bills to make further provision for the education of children employed in factories, and to amend the Bleaching and Dyeing Werke Act ...

... is a most oppressive one. The employment of children in factories in Scotland is rare, and the number of young persons engag.ed in them is limited ; but in Lancashire, Yorkshire, and Staffordshire every factory teems with them. It would be quite impossible ...

... their of soil, in the opinion of thin Howe, the Haan{ toil of the women and children ern- print works ought to hr weizoilated to of toil the women and children employed factories. A (tee a short debar., Mr BRUCE said that a WAS now inquiring into the quention ...

... reading of the Factory Acts Extension BilL He said the bill had been introduced in consequence of the report of a oommiasitei which had been appointed by the Sir G. Lewis to inquire into the simploynient of young children in factories. That commission ...

... the legislation to secure for the children of England, whether in laid or factory. the advaataps of a good education. By an odd perversity, however, soma of three foremost to insist upon the culture of the juvenile factory population, are indifferent alma ...

... protection and education of children employed in bust-11Ciall now regulated by law, but also the protectien and education of children employed in business which at present are not so regulated. Recognition by the Legislature that children have rights. and thst ...

... women and children in factories, to use your influence, and, if returned to Parliament, to vote for an increase in the number of factory and workshop inepectore (Cheers.) ' Mr Mounters-1 ant perfectly prepared to provide for any number of factory inspectors ...

... India to take into immediate consideration the necessity of poising a law for re' gulating the labour of women and children in the and factories throughout her dominions in I tithe. In the House of Commons, Mr Braggy will move that the Indian import duty on ...

... but it is doing much good in our large towns. The other measaree were the Act for Protecting the Health of Women and Children in Factories, the Labour Laws, the Friendly Societies AM, the Sale of Food and Drags the Elementary Education Act Amendment, the ...

... paper-hangings, and pottery, the same protec. tion already secured to the children employed in cotton factories. It was stated that some of the children now to be legislated for were employed from six o'clock in the morning till nine at night. Mr Bruoe added that ...

... workisg of the Education Acta with regard to the employment children in factories, Ac., and also of putting all employers on the same footing as regards age and educational qualifications children to be employed. The Chamber discussed a resolution in farms ...

... or employed. EDUCATION OF FACTORY CHILDREN BILL.— This bill, brought ihto the House of Commons by Mr Baxter and Mr Buchanan, provides for the employment of children in factories, bleaching and dyeing works, or lace factories, on three ...