The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-05-19 00:00:00

3. at the Unitarian
reference to the
)x and Miss Brow"
Protection League
were a number of
t the bulk of the
['he Rev. T. ripe
Pet of the met flog
I bill, and discuss
3 of the bill, and
,red better by .
pie than by lea's'
iere was a consider-
g among the people,
Lust's bill. He be
the agitators for
altogether from
h a bill was not
Ts of Parliament,
now seemed to be
iii girls under four-
t was a foul slander
.oductive of inanor-
nee in that district
3 were as ruoral and
;land. (Hear, hear.)
,tie wages for what
lait was the case;
improve 'natters
help them if they
iu thtir girls frk.,"

meeting, pointed
working men 119(1
y years, there
work of wometl•
at men were asseci.
)cated that a strong
)3, women, which
tor a proper Vice
rs working for leso
round that mornia
people were 0011
possible for a mau,
upon 3s, a week.
of Mr. Broadhurst
y the Elemental"'
I sho believed girl!
ese Acts. it seeznea
tit was shockiuf;
i•tain size, but 810
or them, and that
(eking for them t°
d do men's v9'o'l4
h a less price for it
however, t armed
comfortably, sli°
would any longer
k they now did, a 5
3es, and cooks--
T. (Applause.) If
trade .society and
r,ite to demand a
work, She moved
!ding, further in-
in nailmaking 35
(Applause.)
)ell any intention
men to do away"
nied that any all&
3en made againit
a shops. It was
Female labour
rrong for wowen
.ote of small work

not think there
male labour alto-
'nt on, he knew a
Is brought from
use it could be
price the masters
vn districts. Re
r abolished alto-
. washed, and at-
Lad enough to do

well for Wee-
p, to say s); but
wig) had to pro.

e solution, and said
-cry much in th!
or than the niul
bear on .the nail
a philanthropic
nen working on
could do without
ander present cir-
Le believed, was a
cation Act and

; laid down b•
that neighbourhould not make
E women would
make above No.
ther legislation/

he Oldewinford
tdhurst's bill WBS
as they could,
es of work. It
hey wanted to
en trying some a
leir union, but
t• A few only
nendment,"That
ation with re-

the intention
tclude women's
ado congresses,
y that showed
been said by
y wished to re-
aem showed the
abolished alto-
) men to FAY
to abolish le-
vant to do them
m. (A laugh-)
parents might
confer an ad'
at was the way
efit for them-
not get on, be
them, Save
emen had said
/nd she did not
en. were only
1 said, too, leg-
had this fine
them had to
was the beet
y should try
Wherever men
raised their
tilt, they 'nal
non composed
td she believed

them if they

rd'ouneil were
he women a
es Lion of im-
's friend, and
Iputation, and
a tions which

is made the
workers in
3 and chain—
egad to that

with regard
a they \ „ro

in separately
e resolutiou
ing for the
men in the
Simoox and

• be the more
for master
acrifices wet
ig with the
; cannot ap-
, can be made
expedients is
•reserves the
•—renders it
ch way have
I atmosphere
To be ob-
ghonht the
14 and 14.
'y pains in
t sleep does
'ter eating
he side and
is alter eat-
!eable tasre
zziness,
eeable feel
-
malady, or
are some

but they
s Curative
Syrup will
3nt to the
sgula rity.

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