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... South of Scotland Chamber of Commerce, a Chamber which had petitioned the Home Secretary to the hour* of women and children in factories ...
... Scotland, which was similar to the measure introduced last session; and the other to promote the education of young children employed in factories at night. THE ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS. The Lord Chancellor ' in a very long speech, called attention to the subject ...
... is an increasing tendency to employ women and children in factories , but the pay is not high as a rule ; at tho present time- there is a good demand for them in ¦ boot ,- clothintr , and other . factories . In Victoria employment continues to bo very ...
... _i-hoiild be _maitf _known to tlie _authoritiea . A bill w ; m _brought in to _rcsulnte _. _tliesyKtem _of _employing children ill _factories . _Tlic _Ai'semblya _. ' _^ reed to a _resolutnin t _ ...
... • PABIS , • February 7 . —The Chamber of Deputies today adopted t ' he bill regulatingemployment of ' . women and children in factories ^ '; fixing the working day at ten'hours , with' oneday ' ofrest . weBkly . ; . . • ' . NISSIES , February 2 . ...
... SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1833. FACTORY CHILDREN. Tins is not the first time that we have endeavoured, in the pages of the Schoolmaster, to draw attention to the miserable condition of the greater number of the children employed in factories. To bring facts under ...
... back to the old days in Japan and China when the children were brought up in the factories.” Creches were being provided in some Scottish factories which were hundreds of years old and unfit for children, she said. ’ Mrs H. Geddes, an advisory council ...
... question haTOg arisen in the S « CdA School Ecaid , • whether -fa ll attendance cazx T » enforced in the case of children employed in the factories there s . test casa iras ' brought lip in the Selkirk ShsiE Cocrt yesterday , in which » millworker waa tb ...
... the Government the necessity for adopting Sir . Mundella ' s bill for shortening the hours of labour of women and children in factories ; the second to urge the contrary view , that no gnch legislation Wa 3 required . 1 'he chief speakers of the first ...
... 02 M» Holms' motion in Parliament, a Royal on the Factory Acts was appointed, which led to the consolidation of all existing Factory Acts, provided for the education of all children employed in factories. In the same year Mr who took a . great interest ...
... 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 ...
... Edition, thoroughly revised and partly re-written. London: H. G. Bohn. 1859. Report Scottish Factories. —The report of Sir John Kincaid, Inspector of Factories, for the half-year ending the 31st October 1858, has just heen printed. lie says“ It great ...