rom looms. I was able to report that shuttle guards were applied in some form or other almost universally in Ireland, and that from the speed of the looms being less in Scotland than in England there were but few accidents from shuttles in those countries. Such accidents, however, continue to occur… … place arise from women and young persons cleaning the processes of manufacture, and by prohibiting the overcrowding machinery when it is in motion. Children are prohibted from of work-rooms. In a great number of occupations — I may say doing this by Section 9 of the Factory and Workshop Act, in the…
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