... against, 44. The bill then passed through committee. The transportation bill was read a second time. The employment of children in factories bill passed through committee. The encumbered estates act (Ireland) bill was read third time and pawed. Mr. Ker Setmer ...

... notice thet he should, on the Ibth March, move for leave to bring in hill to limit Ihe hours of labour of young children in the factories of the united Kingdom. CHAPLAINS FOR THE EASTER* EXPEUITIOW. In answer a question, , , . » j Mr. Std>et Herbert th»t ...

... one for the bettor management of Parochial Boards in Scotland, and another to promote tho education at night of children employed in factories. The Lord Chancellor then, iu speech of great length, proposed several measures for tile improvement of the E ...

... ihe labour llieir children and fe. wale*, and permit diem, if they chose, lo work ihorter hours. nil events, they say— and in this thev are surely right—lhal would well, before lorn women out of collieries, and children out factories, to have some provision ...

... three separate factories at Dundee. The educational condition of the children of the poor the manufacturing districts of Scotland seems no repect improved. The same large factories have continued to employ about the usual number of children, with the usual ...

... — Scotsman. Sir John Kincaid, Inspector of Factories, in his report for the half-year ending 30th April, 1858, says, “The laws which regulate the employment of women, young persons, and children in factories, continue to be observed in the most pralsworthy ...

... Injured. The regulations regarding children were not present the same in silk mills In emton other factories, and now proposed to bring silk Mills under precisely the same regulations, in respect lo children, other factories. He had mentioned the principal ...

... schools in Scotland, which was similar to the meamre in troduccd last scssi n, and to promote the education of young children employed in factories at night. ECCLESIASTICAL COCRTs. Tiic Lord Chavcku.oh, in very long .-j -eeb, cal.etl at: ntion to the subject ...

... miscellaneous trades of the country which were embraced by the Factories. Act of 1961 end 1967 are in no way affected by the new law. In textile factories it is now illegal to employ children finder any below ten years of age, and a child on reaching the ...

... factories bill. On tire motion ol Mir Graham, the house went lu.o committee on (lie factories brll—Mr. Greene in the chair. The debate on Ashley’s motion, for reducing tbs hours labour in facturies to ten during tire day, being remand. Mr. Wabbl’RTON ...

... THE FACTORIES BILL. majority, Thursday for the clause^ol I.m, th.t S« ,■ ...

... HOURS OF LABOUR IN FACTORIES. Mr. Cobdett moved for leave to bring in bill to amend the Factory Act of 1847*, by limiting the hours of labour to ten and a-half hours per day, except Saturday, when they should seven and a-half hours. Tbe bill would also ...