BILLS; 1878. Inclosure Provisional Orders [H. L.]: 192. Bill, intituled, An Act to confirm the Provisional Orders for the Inclosure of certain Lands in pursuance of Reports of the Inclosure Commissioners for England and Wales Inclosure Provisional Order (Llanfair Waterdine): - p. 503 190. Bill to confirm the Provisional Order for the Inclosure of certain Lands situated in the Parish of Llanfair Waterdine, in the County of Salop, in pursuance of a Report of the Inclosure Commissioners for England and Wales 515 189. Inclosure Provisional Order (Orford): Bill to confirm the Provisional Order for the Inclosure of certain Lands situated in the Parish of Orford, in the County of Suffolk, in pursuance of a Report of the Inclosure Commissioners for England and Wales Inhabited House Duty: 61. Bill to amend the Law regulating the Levy of the Inhabited House Duty Innkeepers : 211. Bill for the further Relief of Innkeepers 279. Lords' Amendments Intermediate Education (Ireland) [H. L.]: 249. Bill, intituled, An Act to promote Intermediate Education in Ireland 215. Same [as amended in Committee] Interments in Churchyards: 519 123. Bill to enable Incumbents of Parishes or Ecclesiastical Districts, or Ministers in charge of the same, to permit Interments in Churchyards with a Religious Service other than that of the Church of England, or without any Religious Service Intoxicating Liquors (Ireland): 553 38. Bill to amend the Laws relating to the common Sale of Intoxicating Liquors in Ireland Intoxicating Liquors (Licenses) (Ireland): 557 70. Bill to amend the Law relating to the granting of Licenses for the Sale of Spirits and other Intoxicating Liquors in Ireland Irish Church Act (1869) Amendment: 116. Bill to amend the Irish Church Act, 1869 Irish Church Act (1869) Amendment (No. 2): 244. Bill to amend the Irish Church Act, 1869 Irish Peerage: 78. Bill to amend the Law concerning the Peerage of Ireland 274. Bill to provide for the Remuneration of Jurors in Criminal Cases, and on Coroners Inquests, and for the better Remuneration of Jurors in Civil Actions 583 VOL. III.-Sess. 1878. (1.) Sanitary Provisions. 3. Sanitary condition of factory and workshop. 4. Notice by inspector to sanitary authority of sanitary defects in factory or workshop. (2.) Safety. 5. Fencing of certain machinery. 6. Fencing of other dangerous machinery of which notice is given by inspector. 7. Fencing of dangerous vats or structures of which notice is given by inspector. 8. Fixing of grindstones securely and replacing of faulty grindstone when notice is given by inspector. 9. Restriction on cleaning of machinery while in motion, or working between parts of self-acting machinery. (3.) Employment and Meals. 10. Children, young persons, and women to be employed only during period of employment. 11. Period of employment, time for meals, and length of continuous employment for young persons and women in a textile factory. 12. Period of employment for children either in morning and afternoon sets, or on alternate days, and length of continuous employment in textile factory. Clause. 13. Period of employment, time for meals, and length of continuous employment for young persons and women in nontextile factory and for young persons in workshop. 14. Period of employment for children either in morning and afternoon sets, or on alternate days, and length of continuous employment in non-textile factory and workshop. 15. Period of employment, time for meals, and length of continuous employment for women in workshop. 16. Period of employment and time for meals for children, young persons, and women in domestic workshop. 17. Meal times to be simultaneous, and employment during meal times forbidden. 18. Regulations as to period of employment on Saturday of women employed only eight hours a day. 19. Notice fixing period of employment, hours of meals, and mode of employment of children. 20. Prohibition of employment of children under ten. 21. Prohibition of employment of children, young persons, and women on Sunday. (4.) Holidays. 22. Days to be observed as holidays and half holidays to be allowed in factories and workshops. (5.) Education of Children. 23. Attendance at school of children employed in a factory or workshop. 24. Obtaining of school attendance certificate by occupier of factory or workshop. 25. Payment by occupier on application of sum for schooling of child, and deduction of it from wages. 26. Employment as young person of child of 13 obtaining educational certificate. 6. (9.) Certificates of Fitness for Employment. 27. Certificate of fitness for employment of children and young persons under 16 in factories. 28. Certificate of fitness for employment of children and young persons under 16 in workshops. Clause. 29. Power of inspector to require surgical certificate of capacity of child or young person under 16 for work. 30. Supplemental provisions as to certificates of fitness for employment. Accidents. 31. Notice of accidents causing death or bodily injury. 32. Investigation of and report on accidents by certifying surgeon. PART II. SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO PARTICULAR CLASSES OF FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS. (1.) Special Provisions for Health in certain Factories and Workshops. 33. Limewashing and washing of the interior of factories and workshops. 34. Limewashing, painting, and washing of the interior of bake houses. 35. Provision as to sleeping places near bakehouses. 36. Provision as to ventilation by fan in factories and workshops. 37. Protection of workers in wet-spinning. (2.) Special Restrictions as to Employment, Meals, and Certificates of Fitness. 38. Prohibition of employment of children and young persons in certain factories or workshops. 39. Prohibition of taking meals in certain parts of factories and workshops. 40. In print works and bleaching and dyeing works, period of employment and time allowed for meals. 41. Power to require certificates of fitness for employment of children and young persons under 16 in certain workshops. (3.) Special Exceptions relaxing general Law in certain Factories and Workshops. (a.) Period of Employment. 42. Period of employment between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. in certain cases. |