-----+-------------------+--------------+------------------------+ | | Class of | | | Industries | Workers | Nature of | Date.| affected. | chiefly | Regulations. | | | protected. | | -----+-------------------+--------------+------------------------+ 1802 | Cotton and 'other | Apprenticed | 12 Hours Day. | | mills' (applied | Pauper | Night-work regulated. | | exclusively to | Children. | Education, sanitation. | | cotton). | | | | | | | 1819}| Do. | Children | Prohibition of work | 1820}| Do. | (not | under 9 years. Young | | | Paupers). | persons (under 16) a | | | | 12 hour day. | | | | Regulation for | | | | meal-time. Amendment | | | | of 1802 Act. | | | | | 1825 | Do. | Do. | Shortened Saturday | | | | labour. Penalties | | | | provided for breach | | | | of Factory | | | | Regulations. | | | | | | | | | 1833}| All Textile | Children | 48 Hours Week for | 1834}| Industries. | and Young | Children (9-13), 69 | | | Persons. | Hours for Young | | | | Persons (13-18). | | | | Prohibits night-work | | | | for Young Persons. | | | | Children in Silk Mills,| | | | 10 Hours Day. | | | | | 1842 | Mines. | Children and | No underground | | | Women. | work. | | | | | 1844}| | Children, | Factory Acts applied. | to }| Printworks. | Young | 'False relay' system | 1846}| | Persons, | for children checked. | | | Women. | 6-1/2 Hours Day for | | | | Children. Female Young | | | | Persons age raised to | | | | 21.