The Commissioners came in last night under the cover of darkness, which they love, they are at the Talbot.

Protest of the Rev. G.S. Bull : addressed to the Commissioners for Factory Enquiry.
by: Bull, George Stringer, 1799-1865
Published: (1833)

Remarks on the objections which have been urged against the principle of Sir Robert Peel's bill.
by: Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834
Published: (1818)

"On Tuesday evening, June 11th, 1833, in consequence of many misrepresentations which had been industriously circulated respecting the advice given to the factory children about the Ten hour bill by the Rev. G.S. Bull : a large meeting of the children took place ...
by: Bull, George Stringer, 1799-1865
Published: (1833)

"On Tuesday evening, June 11th, 1833, in consequence of many misrepresentations which had been industriously circulated, respecting the advice given to the factory children about the Ten hour bill, by the Rev. G.S. Bull."
by: Bull, George Stringer, 1799-1865
Published: (1833)

Englishmen and men of Huddersfield.
Published: (1833)

The Proceedings of a public meeting of the people of Bradford, Yorkshire, held ... July 25, 1833, to deliberate upon the position of the Ten-hour bill : with the address of the Rev. G.S. Bull.
Published: (1833)

Great meeting of the West-Riding in support of the Ten-hour bill.
Published: (1833)

Public meeting : to Mr. W. Barcroft, Constable of the Township of Wadsworth ...
Published: (1833)

Oastler and the factory children's rights for ever!!.
by: Oastler, Richard, 1789-1861
Published: (1833)

Manchester, the Factory Commission arrived, memorial to the factory children presented.
Published: (1833)

Conversation among factory children about the Commission.
Published: (1833)

Slavery in Yorkshire : to the editor of the Intelligencer.
by: Oastler, Richard, 1789-1861
Published: (1833)

Child murder no crime!!.
Published: (1833)

Infant slavery : report of a speech delivered in favour of the Ten hour's bill by Richard Oastler, Esq., at a numerous meeting held at Preston, on the 22nd of March, 1833, with extracts from his speech at Bolton.
by: Oastler, Richard, 1789-1861
Published: (1833)

"In presuming to address [blank] regarding Lord Ashley's proposed bill to limit the labour of children and young persons."
Published: (1833)

Protest against the parliamentary commission, to collect further evidence on the factory system.
Published: (1833)

Public meeting in Halifax, on the Ten hour bill : held on Saturday, July 13th, 1833.
Published: (1833)

A speech delivered by Richard Oastler at a meeting held in ... Manchester on ... April 27th, 1833, to consider of the propriety of petitioning the legislature to pass the Ten hours factories regulation bill, without waiting for the report of that 'mockery of inquiry,' the Mill-Owners Commission.
by: Oastler, Richard, 1789-1861
Published: (1833)

The address of the operatives of England and Scotland to all ranks and classes of the land.
Published: (1833)

Ten hours' bill : the public set right.
Published: (1833)

West Riding meeting on Wibsey Low-Moor, on Monday, July 1st ... : address of the delegates of the Short Time Committees of the West-Riding of York, to the friends of justice, humanity, and industry.
Published: (1833)

The Short Time bill : an address to the inhabitants of Holmfirth & its vicinity.
Published: (1832)

Marshall & Macaulay : a conversation between them and an elector of Leeds.
by: Marshall, J. G.
Published: (1832)

To the inhabitants of the agricultural districts of the United Kingdom.
by: Bull, George Stringer, 1799-1865
Published: (1832)

The Ten-hour bill.
Published: (1831)

A letter addressed to the Right Honourable Sir James Graham, Bart., M.P. ... on the ten hours factory question.
by: Walker, William
Published: (1841)

Observations on the effect of the manufacturing system : with hints for the improvement of those parts of the system which are the most injurious to health and morals : dedicated most respectfully to the British legislature /
by: Owen, Robert, 1771-1858
Published: (1815)

Petition to Parliament for a restriction of the hours of labour : for children in factories, to ten hours a per day.
Published: (1831)

The ten hour bill : an address to the inhabitants of Huddersfield and its vicinity.
Published: (1832)

Justice and humanity!! : "let every man do his duty" : men of Sheffield, sign the petition for the regulation of the hours of labour for children employed in mills and factories, throughout Great Britain and Ireland.
Published: (1832)

Slavery in Yorkshire!.
by: Oastler, Richard, 1789-1861
Published: (1832)

Humanity against tyranny : being an exposé of a petition presented to the House of Commons by Lord Morpeth, August 3d, 1831, from ten factory-mongers, resident in Huddersfield and its neighbourhood, against Sir J.C. Hobhouse's factories bill, as amended by the Committee, and ordered to be printed by the House of Commons, July 18th, 1831.
by: Hanson, John, socialist
Published: (1831)

To the inhabitants of Keighley.
Published: (1832)

Mr. Oastler's speech at Huddersfield, on his return from London.
by: Oastler, Richard, 1789-1861
Published: (1832)

The Leeds General Committee for promoting the bill now before Parliament, for restricting the hours of juvenile labour in the factories of the United Kingdom.
Published: (1832)

The Operatives of Bradford and its vicinity, who can spare time from their long hours of toil, to attend Mr. Thompson's lectures on Negro slavery on Wednesday, Aug. 15 : would be glad to learn a few particulars from the worthy lecturer on the occasion ...
Published: (1832)