Expenditure of Government Departments. See Civil Service (Estimates, &c.). Government. Experiments on Living Animals. See Dogs. Vivisection. Expiring Laws. See Laws, Expiring. Explosions-Explosives : Reports: Annual: Thirty-fourth Annual Report of His Majesty's Inspectors of Explosives, for 1909; 1910 [Cd. 5311] XXVI. 569.-Thirty-fifth; 1911 [Cd. 5685] XXII. 1.-Thirty-sixth; 1912-13 [Cd. 6240] xxv. 1.-Thirty-seventh; 1913 [Cd. 6958] xxIII. 1.-Thirty-eighth; 1914-16 [Cd. 7650] xxI. 207. -Thirty-ninth; 1914-16 [Cd. 8029] xxI. 261.-Fortieth; 1916 [Cd. 8272] Ix. 17.-Forty-first; 1917-18 [Cd. 8609] xiv. 155.-Forty-second; 1918 [Cd. 9050] vii. 681.-Forty-third; 1919 [Cmd. 278] xxii. 13. Carbonaceous Dusts: Reports on the inflammability and capacity for transmitting explosions of carbonaceous dusts liable to be generated on premises under the Factory and Workshop Acts, by Dr. R. V. Wheeler; 1912-13 [Cd. 6662] XXVI. 29. Electric Mains. See Electricity. Explosions in Mines: First Report of the Departmental Committee; 1912-13 [Cd. 6307] xxv. 245. Second Report; 1912-13 [Cd. 6431] xxv. 281. Third Report; 1913 [Cd. 6704] xxxv. 529. Fourth Report; 1913 [Cd. 6791] xxxv. 585. Fifth Report; 1914 [Cd. 7132] xxix. 277. Sixth Report; 1914-16 [Cd. 7638] xxI. 165. Seventh Report; 1914-16 [Cd. 8122] xxI. 183. Explosions, &c., in Mines, Factories, Shops, &c.: Reports on the Circumstances attending Explosions in Mines, Factories, Shops, &c.: 1910.-Maypole Colliery, 18th August, 1910; 1910 [Cd. 4980] xxvI. 713. Darran Colliery, Cardiff, 29th October, 1909; 1910 [Cd. 5112] XXVI. 737. ; Factory No. 86, East Dean, Gloucestershire, 4th April, 1910; 1910 [Cd. 5208] xxvi. 753. Glenboig, 23rd February, 1910; 1910 [Cd. 5209] xxvI. 759. Ferrybank, near Arklow, County Wicklow; 1910 [Cd. 5330] Roundhay Park, Leeds, 25th June, 1910; 1910 [Cd. 5381] XXVI. Factory, 137, Streatly, near Birmingham, 5th August, 1910; 1910 [Cd. 5383] xxvI. 783. 1911.-Arniston Colliery, Gorebridge, Edinburgh, 27th November, 1909; 1911 [Cd. 5495] XXII. 159. Blowick (Eclipse Fireworks Co.), Lancashire, 19th September, 1910; 1911 [Cd. 5496] xxп. 165. Cliffe (Curtis and Harvey, Ltd.), Kent, 26th July, 1911; 1911 [Cd. 5928] XXII. 177. Hulton Colliery, 21st December, 1910; 1911 [Cd. 5692] xxx. 193. Kynoch's Factory, Arklow, County Wicklow, 4th August, 1911; 1911 [Cd. 5974] xxii. 185. Swadlincote (Granville Colliery), Derby, 24th March, 1911; 1911 [Cd. 5702] xxii. 277. 59374 F 4 Explosions-Explosives-continued. Reports-continued. Explosions, &c., in Mines, Factories, Shops, &c.-continued. Uplees Marshes (Cotton Powder Factory), Kent, 8th June, 1911; 1911 [Cd. 5931] XXII. 285. Whitehaven Colliery, 11th May, 1910; 1911 [Cd. 5524] XXII. 293. 1912-13.-Primrose & Sons, Centre Street, Glasgow, 10th November. 1911; 1912-1° [Cd. 6223] xxv. 211. Bibby & Sons, Formby Street, Liverpool, 24th November, Bignall Hill Colliery, 25th November, 1911; 1912-13 [Cd. 6152] Dickson & Co., Blackbeck, Lancaster, 14th December, 1911; M.B. Powder Co., Clayknowes, Stirling; 1912-13 [Cd. 6115] Armstrong, Whitworth & Co., Newcastle, Northumberland; 1913.-Ardeer, Ayrshire, 10th March, 1913; 1913 [Cd. 6814] xxIII. 231. Bramble Island, Essex, 11th March, 1913; 1913 [Cd. 6760] xxIII. 225. Cadeby Main Colliery, 9th July, 1912; 1913 [Cd. 6716] xxiii. 179. 1914. Senghenydd Colliery, Glamorganshire, 14th October, 1913; 1914 [Cd. 7346] xxix. 351. Auckland Park Colliery, Durham, 27th October, 1912; 1914 Messrs. I. Laing, Son & Co., Holt Town, Manchester, 11th Kynoch, Ltd., Holford Mills, Birmingham, 29th July, 1913; Nobel's Explosive Co., Ardeer, 20th February, 1914; 1914 [Cd. Curtis & Harvey, Ltd., Cliffe, 29th April, 1914; 1914 [Cd. 7453] Cadder Colliery, Lanark (Fire), 3rd August, 1913; 1914 [Cd. 1914-16.-Henry Ellison, Ltd., Heckmondwike, Yorks., 2nd December, 1914; 1914-16 [Cd. 7774] xxi. 155. Wharncliffe Silkstone Colliery, 30th May, 1914; 1914-16 [Cd. 7720] XXI. 131. 1918. Springhill Colliery, Ayrshire; 1918 [Cd. 9053] VIII. 673. 1919. Stanrigg & Arbuckle Colliery; inrush of moss; 1919 [Cmd. 146] XI. 247. Explosives used in Mines. See above:-Annual Report and also Mines (Statistics, Part II). Gasholder Accident. See Gas. Nitro-Glycerine Explosives Accidents, 1871 to 1910. See Report on See also Boilers. Mines. Munitions. Exports. See Coal. Statistical Tables. Trade. Colonial Export Duties See Colonies (Imports). Expulsion Orders. See Aliens. Extradition : Bill: Fugitive Offenders: Bill to enable the Fugitive Offenders Act, 1881, to be extended to Protected States; 1914-16 (71) 1. 667. See Judicial Statistics. Treaties (Belgium) (France) (Germany) (Greece) (Guatemala) (Netherlands) (Paraguay) (Siam) (Spain) (United States). Ex-Service Men. See Army. Colonies (Empire Settlement). F. Fabrics: 1. Bill: Flannelette, &c.: Bill to deal with Misdescription of Fabrics; 1912-13 (359) 11. 179— 1913 (123) Iv. 739.-Amd. by Com.; 1913 (286) Iv. 749. II. Report of Committee: Report from Standing Committee A, with the proceedings of the Committee; 1913 (244) vII. 913. Factories-Workshops, &c. : 1. Bills. Law Amendment (No. 2): Bill to regulate Night Employment and to prohibit Week-end Employment in certain Factories and Workshops; 1910 (90) 1. 653.-1911 (92) II. 191.-1913 (265) II. 559. Bill to amend the Law relating to Factories and Workshops; 1910 (76) I. 647. Cotton Cloth Factories: Bill to abolish the infusion of steam and other forms of artificial humidity in cotton cloth Factories; 1913 (304) 11. 565.-1914 (116) II. 443. Cotton Factories. Bill to amend the Factory and Workshop Act, 1901, by making provision for reducing the number of hours of employment in Cotton Factories to forty-eight per week; 1911 (213) II. 197.-1912-13 (106) II. 197.-1913 (199) 11. 555.-1914 (74) II. 439. Bill to give power to make Regulations with respect to Cotton Cloth Factories; 1911 (319) 1. 627. Cotton Factories (Fines): Bill to make it illegal for any employer in a Cotton Factory to impose a fine on a workman for alleged spoiled work or for any other cause; 1911 (241) 1. 633.—1912-13 (110) 1. 559.—1913 (121) 1. 859. Bill to abolish the system of fining in Cotton Factories; 1914 (117) I. 669. Hours of Labour. See below:-Women. Night Work: See above:-Law Amendment: Overtime: Bill to restrict the Overtime worked in Factories within certain limits; 1911 (169) г. 989. Factories-Workshops, &c.-continued. 1. Bills-continued. Textile Factories (Hours): Bill to amend the Factory and Workshop Act, 1901, by making provision for reducing the number of hours in Textile Factories to forty-eight per week; 1912-13 (225) I. 215. Underground Premises [H.L.]: Bill intituled an Act to amend the Factory and Workshop Acts of 1901 and 1907 in respect to Premises Underground used as Factories, Workshops or Workplaces in which Persons of either sex are employed in certain Trades and Industries; 1912-13 (305) 11. 207. Underground Workrooms: Bill intituled an Act to make better provision for the Protection of the Health of Persons employed in Underground Workrooms; 1913 (230) v. 931. Bill to regulate the use of underground workrooms; 1914 (18) vi. 529. Workshops (Men's): Bill intituled an Act to repeal section one hundred and fifty-seven of the Factory and Workshop Act, 1901; 1912-13 (103) г. 201. Women (Tailoring Trades): Bill to amend the Factory Acts in relation to Hours of Labour; 1912-13 (352) 11. 189.-1913 (235) 11. 547. II. Reports of Inspectors, &c. : Annual: Annual Report of the Chief Inspector of Factories and Workshops for 1909. Reports and Statistics; 1910 [Cd. 5191] xxvII. 589.-For 1910; 1911 [Cd. 5693] xx. 407.-For 1911; 1912-13 [Cd. 6239] xxv. 565.— For 1912; 1913 [Cd. 6852] XXIII. 283.-For 1913; 1914 [Cd. 7491] XXIX. 541.-For 1914; 1914-16 [Cd. 8051] xxI. 399.-For 1915; 1916 [Cd. 8276] Ix. 37.-For 1916; 1917-18 [Cd. 8570], xiv. 161.-For 1917; 1918 [Cd. 9108] XI. For 1918; 1919 [Cmd. 340] xxii. 31. Special Reports contained in the Annual Reports: 1909 Conditions of work in Worsted and Cotton Spinning Mills. Truck Act in the Shetiands. 1910: Conditions and hours in Typewriting Offices. Dust and Lead in air of workrooms. Conditions of work in Clothing Factories and Woollen Mills. Explosions in the Dowlais, Cardiff Blast Furnaces. Dermatitis caused in manufacture of Roll Tobacco. 1911: Industrial Poisoning. Illumination in Factories. 1912: Cotton spinning and Weaving, Conferences. Artificial Light in Iron Foundries. 1914: Women and girls in Industry. Emergency overtime. Results of five years' notification of lead poisoning. Tetrachlorethane poisoning. War conditions. 1915: Emergency overtime. Munition factories. Release of men for the Army. Accidents Committee: Women and girls. Report of the Departmental Committee on Accidents in piaces under the Factory and Workshops Acts; 1911 [Cd. 5535] xxш. 1. Minutes of Evidence and Appendix; 1911 [Cd. 5540] xx. 71. Bronzing: Report on the conditions under which Bronzing is carried on in Factories and Workshops. By Messrs. E. L. Collis, W. S. Smith, and Miss R. E. Squire; 1910 [Cd. 5328] xxix. 19. Cotton Weaving Sheds: Second Report of the Departmental Committee on Humidity and Ventilation in Cotton Weaving Sheds; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendices; 1911 [Cd. 5566] XXIII. 807. See also below:-Flax and Linen. Factories-Workshops, &c.-continued. II. Reports of Inspectors, &c.-continued. Flax Mills and Linen Factories: Report of the Departmental Committee on humidity and ventilation in Flax Mills and Linen Factories (mainly in Ireland); 1914 [Cd. 7435] XXXVI. 1.-Evidence; 1914 [Cd. 7446] xxxvI. 107. Industrial Fatigue: Interim Report on an investigation of Industrial Fatigue by physiological methods, by A. F. Stanley Kent, M.A., D.Sc.; 1914-16 [Cd. 8056] XXIV. 1.-Second interim report; 1916 [Cd. 8335] xI. 9. Linen Trade (North Ireland): Report of the Committee on the conditions of employment in the Linen and other making-up trades of the North of Ireland, with evidence; 1912-13 [Cd. 6509] xxxiv. 365. Lighting: First Report of the Departmental Committee on Lighting in Factories and Workshops. Vol. I.-Report and Appendices; 1914-16 [Cd. 8000] XXI. 539. Vol. II.-Evidence, &c.; 1914-16 [Cd. 8001] XXI. 639. Nightwork (Boys): Report of the Departmental Committee on the night employment of male young persons in factories and workshops; 1912-13 [Cd. 6503] xxvI. 41.—Evidence; 1913 [Cd. 6711] xxiii. 585. Outwork (1908): Summary of Report on the administration of the Factory and Workshop Act, 1901, by Local Authorities in respect of Workshops, Outwork, &c. in 1908; 1910 [Cd. 5110] XXIX. 1. "Particulars " (Foundries): Report by Sir E. F. G. Hatch as to the application of the "Particulars" section of the Factory and Workshop Act, 1901, to Foundries; 1913 [Cd. 6990] XXIII. 877. Patent Fuel (Briquettes): Report by A. H. Lush on the Draft Regulations proposed to be made for the manufacture of patent fuel (briquettes) with addition of pitch; 1911 [Cd. 5878] XXII. 697. Second Report; 1914 [Cd. 7051] XLIV. 69. Pottery (Lead): Report by Judge Ruegg, on the draft regulations for the manufacture and decoration of pottery, and any process incidental thereto, with a copy of the regulations in the form suggested for promulgation; 1912-13 [Cd. 6568] xxvI. 59. Shipbuilding Yards (Accidents): Report on Accidents occurring in Shipbuilding Yards, by Messrs. H. M. Robinson and H. J. Wilson; 1913 [Cd. 7046] LX. 115. 66 Shuttle-kissing": Report as to the alleged danger of the transmission of certain diseases in weaving sheds by means of "shuttle-kissing," by Messrs. G. Bellhouse, W. W. E. Fletcher, and D. J. Shackleton; 1912-13 [Cd. 6184] XXVI. 81. Tinplates: Report on the conditions of employment in the manufacture of Tinplates, with special reference to the process of tinning, by E. L. Collis and J. Hilditch, 1912-13 [Cd. 6394] xxvi. 105. IV. Papers: Notices of Accidents Act (1906): Preliminary Tables of cases of industrial poisoning, fatal and non-fatal accidents, and dangerous occurrences in Factories, Workshops, &c., during the year 1909; 1910 [Cd. 5048] LXXXIII. 781.-For 1910; 1911 [Cd. 5548] LXXXIX. 15.-For 1911; 1912-13 [Cd. 6072] CVIII. 623.— For 1912; 1912-13 [Cd. 6646] cvII. 631.-For 1913; 1914 [Cd. 7309] LXXI. 469. |