Great Britain. Commissioners for Inquiring into the Employment of Children in Factories
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Books by Great Britain. Commissioners for Inquiring into the Employment of Children in Factories
Total count: 19
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Protest of the Rev. G.S. Bulladdressed to the Commissioners for Factory Enquiry[s.n.]1833-01-01
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Instructions from the central board of Factory Commissioners to district civil and medical commissionerss.n.1833-01-01
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The Factory Commissioners at Leeds[s.n.]1833-01-01
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Observations on a pamphlet by Messrs. Drinkwater and Power the Factory Commissioners, purporting to be "replies" to Mr. Sadler's protest, against the said Commission[s.n.]1833-01-01
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The Commissioners came in last night under the cover of darkness, which they love, they are at the Talbot[s.n.]1833-01-01
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Conversation among factory children about the Commission[s.n.]1833-01-01
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Factory Commissioner's reportmedical opinions, &c. &c. &c[s.n.]1833-01-01
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Verdict of the London PressFactory Commissioners' report[s.n.]1833-01-01
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Speech delivered at a public meeting held in ... Huddersfield on ... June 18, 1833, to petition the House of Commons against the report of the Factory Commissioners being received, and also to pray that the Ten hour factory bill may passwith an address to the Queen[s.n.]1833-01-01
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"Get away!! get away!!!" said "King Richard"[s.n.]1833-01-01
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First report of the Central Board of His Majesty's Commissioners appointed to collect information in the manufacturing districtsas to the employment of children in factories, and as to the propriety and means of curtailing the hours of their labour : with minutes of evidence, and reports by the District Commissionerspublisher not identified1833-01-01
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Factory commissioncorrespondence between Mr. Wilson, secretary to the central board of Factory Commissioners, and Mr. Stuart, one of the Commissionerss.n.1833-01-01
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Extracts from the medical evidence of the Factory Commissiondelivered to the House of Commons, this evening, July 17, 1833[s.n.]1833-01-01
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To the commissioners for collecting further evidence on the condition of the children employed in factories[s.n.]1833-01-01
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Great meeting in Leeds, on Thursday the 16th of May, 1833, of the factory children to present their protest to the Commissioners appointed through Mr. Wilson Patten's motion for further enquiry, &c. &c..[s.n.]1833-01-01
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The Commission for perpetuating factory infanticide[s.n.]1833-01-01
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On the report of the Factory Commission, and the great West Riding meeting on the present state of the factory question, on Monday, July 1sts.n.1833-01-01
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Factory commissionthe legality of its appointment questioned and the illegality of its proceedings proved, addressed to Lord AlthorpeL.B. Seeley1833-01-01
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Reply to the two letters of John Elliot Drinkwater, Esquire, and Alfred Power, Esquire, Factory Commissioners[s.n.]1833-01-01