After leaving school.the poor are very badly off; many parents have bard work to raise even 1 & per week for their children's education.the state of the poor here is attributable to the failure of ^hip-building.the children tory burch outlet in the town not employed out in the fields in the vicinity.there are some parish apprentices bound out; six at most per year, and most to a seafaring life; they receive no wages, but the masters find meat and clothes, and they are tory burch sale well treated.cottage property very good.evidence of the vicar of osmotherley.women.what are the sorts of out-door labour in each month ?-besides working in the fields in hay-time and harvest, the women are employed at various periods in weeding, dre beats spreading manure, hoeing and pulling turnips, &c.what wages do they get ?-hay-making 1*. Per day, in harvest from is. To 2s. Per day, and for ordinary labour 8d. Per day.what are their hours of work r-from eight a.m. to five p.m. (and in summer to six) in the evening.what is their usual diet ?-tea, coffee, bread, salt (and occasionally fresh) meat and potatoes.what are the meal hours when at work?-breakfast at seven, dinner beats by dre at twelve, tea at six.what are the effects of such employment on the manners and morals, especially of young women ?-the effects of out-door employment are less pernicious, both as respects manners and morals of get insanity young people, than those which result from their being employed in factories.have they any in-door occupations?-only a little winding.what are there earnings from it ? About 2s. Per week.what are the effects of no out-door tory burch flats employment or of any regular domestic occupation ?-there are very few, if insanity workout calendar any, in this locality, that want employment.is work agreeable or not, out-door preferred to in-door, or vice versd, and why ?- out-door employment preferred, because more can be earned, insanity workout video and because by bringing them together it affords opportunities of hearing and telling the news of the village.what is the proportion of females employed in out-door work compared to the total number in parish ?-except in hay-time and harvest, the pre- portion to the whole number is small.is there any difference in rate of wages to single or married?-no difference.what is the usual rent of a cottage ?-from 21. to al. Per annum.what is the nature of your cottage accommodation ?-some with two lower and two upper rooms, with offices; and others with one lower and one upper room, with offices.have you any clothing or benefit clubs; are they entered into; on the increase, or do they remain stationary ?-commonly entered into, and on the increase. ,children.at what ages do the children go out to work ?-at 10 years old.do they learn anything before they go to work; is it kept up ?-read¬ing and writing; the former in

appear industrious and willing to work; work in the potteries preferred to any other, from the rate of wages dre beats being higher.can you tell me the proportion of females employed in out-door work, compared to the total number in parish ?-in prosperous times, at least one-half; at the present time much less. Is any difference made in the rate of wages to tory burch flats married and unmarried ?- none whatever.children.what ages do the children here go out to work ? -in the potteries when about six get insanity years old.' do they learn anything before going to work ?-if anything, reading at the sunday schools only.what sort of work are boys and girls employed in ?-in the potteries, being distributed in the workshops.do they work separately or together; if the latter, do any bad conse¬quences result from it ?-together; this, along with the hot workshops, leads to premature development of the feelings, and but too often followed by bad moral conduct.what are their hours tory burch sale of work?-from insanity workout calendar six in the morning to six in the evening, if by the day; if by the "take,'* often until eight.what is their diet insanity workout video r-diet on the whole good, with a sufficiency of animal food ; this, with the walk to and from the works, beats by dre generally a mue, has a be¬neficial influence on health.what are the meal hours when at work ?-from half-past eight to nine, and from twelve to one at noon; and if they work late at evening from six to half-past six for tea.what are tl^e effects of employment on health?-on the whole they do not suffer much, though in appearance they are sometimes pale and sickly; t^is may be in part accounted for by the wholsome diet they usually have, and by the walk night and morning to and from the manufactory.what wages do children earn?-from 2s. 6d. To 6*. Per week.are they taken from school to earn something by work, or kept at school though they might earn something by work ?-they would un¬doubtedly be takpn from school to work, if it could be procured.evidence of mr. Breckon, clerk, of the whitby union, and mr. Cuby,, whitfiy.british and foreign schqols for boys and girls.population 8,000.average attendance qf boys about 150; from 6 to 14; and are taught reading, arithmetic, mensuration, ^navigation, geography, writing. Books, &c., gratis, and pay each lcf. Per week for education.in the winter season, perhaps an average number of ten are kept away from school to hold coal bags during the delivery of coals; tory burch outlet per week; engaged about three hours per day; most of them go out to sea after leav¬ing school; there are very few apprentices.

Employment ? -none attributable to employment; employment healthy-children.at what age^ do the children here go out to work ?-4s soon as they are able to meet with a situation; chiefly 10, and upwards.what do they learn before going to work ?-little is learned before; their chief instruction is obtained frorp sunday schools.what sorts of agricultural work are boys and girls employed in insanity workout video ?-the commonest sort of agricultural labour, viz., weeding corn, potatoes, turnips, &c.do they work separately or together ?-together.what are their hours of work r-same as women.what is their usual diet and meal hours ?-same as their parents.what are the effects of employment on health?-beneficial.what wages do the children earn ?-6d. Per day till 1$, and then same as their parents.are they taken from school to earn something by work, or kept at school though they might earn something by work?-generally taken from school to work during summer, and in harvest.is there any domestic employment, as insanity workout calendar plaiting, &c. ?-none.are parish apprentices common; if so, how many annually, and to what traaes?-rare, and watched by parishes, and'so avoided for^boys, only to shoemakers, tailors, joiners, blacksmiths, beats by dre &c., fyom 10, to 12 annually.what premiums are given ?-none.how are they treated?-generally well treated.evidence of mr. Robert often blytheman, surgeqn, swinton, near rot herham.women.what are the sot ts of out-door labour for woinen in eac^ month ?-the greater number tory burch outlet are employed in the potteries; a few' only in the tory burch flats different agricultural pursuits.what wages do they generally earn ?-the wages in the potteries range between 6s. And 12a a-week, and even more in prosperous times.the wages from the agricultural pursuits vary from lorf. In winter without food, to 1*. A-day with food in hay and corn harvest.what are the hours of work?-from six to six in the potteries, and from seven to tory burch sale five in agricultural pursuits.what is their usual diet ?-upon the whole good, bordering on extrava¬gance in prosperous times; mostly sufficient animal food.what are their meal hours when at work ?-from half-past eight to nine morning, and from twelve to one get insanity at noon.what are the effects of such employment on health ?- generally good, though somewhat poorer than those engaged in the fields.have they any in-door occupations ?-no.what are the effects, moral and social, of no out-door employment, or of any regular domestic occupation ?-home more comfortable, children more cleanly, and generally more honest and better conducted than those em¬ployed from home.is there any allotment system in your neighbourhood ?-none.is work agreeable, out-door preferred to in-door, and why dre beats ?-all

Generally hire by the year, either as household servants, or to farmers; they are maintained in the family, and in addition to house¬hold work are also employed in the fields ; the employment by day is to the wives of labourers, or their widows.are there any prevalent diseases ?-not any.evidence of mr. Sowerby, stokesley.women.what sort of work are women employed dre beats in ?-altogether agricultural, except in three or four townships, where there are some weavers.what wages do they earn ?-8d. Per tory burch flats day, except in hay-time and harvest, when in the former iff., and in the latter from 6d. To 2s. 6d. Per day is given.what are their hours of work ?-from eight o'clock to five, allowing an hour between twelve and one for dinner.what is their tory burch sale usual diet?-bread and milk, and potatoes; occasionally meat.what are their meal hours when at work ?-twelve to one.what are the effects of employment on the health and morals gene¬rally beats by dre ?-the agricultural labourers are healthy ; the weavers generally more unhealthy, and a smaller race of women. The morals of the agricultural labourers are better than those of the weavers.is there any domestic employment in weaving ?-there is one spinning mill (a small one) within the union.what are the earnings from it ?-from as. To 55. per week.is there any allotment system ?-none.work agreeable or not, out-door preferred to in-door, or viceversd, and why ?-some prefer out-door labour, and others have a decided objection if they can procure in-door employment, such as working, cleaping, and in the weaving districts they seldom go to out-door labour.what proportion of females are employed in out-door labour compared to total number get insanity in parish ?-a large proportion are employed in out-door insanity workout calendar labour, except in the three or four weaving towns.what is the nature and rent of your cottage accommodation ?-with two lower and two upper tory burch outlet rooms, from 21. to 3/. A-year, and smaller cot¬tages are seldom less than 21.have you any benefit or clothing clubs; if so, do they increase ?-there are some benefit societies which are rather on the decrease, and some clothing clubs on a small scale, which are on the increase.what is the general character and description of the soil ?-strong soil, suitable for wheat and beans; it has been much ploughed, and there is a large proportion of tillage; upon the whole, the district is in a good state of management, and has of late been a good deal drained.children.at what ages do the children go out to work?-from the age of 10 years. Do they learn anything prior to going out to work ?-they are generally at school until they are sent out to insanity workout video work, but seldom go afterwards. Schools, however, are common, and there are very few