The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Education Act [£20,000 per annum voted for building schools in
Great Britain]. 1833.
Factory Act (Lord Ashley, later Earl of Shaftesbury). 1833.
Wood’s Bill to open universities to Dissenters. 1834.
Act to facilitate the conveyance of sites for school rooms. 1836.
Grammar school Act. 1840.
School sites Act (to afford further facilities for the conveyance and
endowment of sites for schools). 1841.
Mines regulation Act. 1842.
Factory Bill (Sir James Graham). 1843. Modified and accepted in
1844.
School sites Act (extending Act of 1841). 1844.
School sites Act (to extend and explain the provisions of earlier
Acts). 1849.
Education Bill (W. J. Fox). 1850.
Factory Act (restricting hours of employment of women and young
persons). 1850.
Act to amend the granting of sites for schools. 1851.
Charitable Trusts Act. 1853.
Factory Act (further regulations for the employment of children in
factories). 1853.
The Literary and Scientific Institutions Act (to give greater facilities
for procuring and settling sites and buildings in trust for institutions
established for the promotion of literature, science, or the
fine arts, or for the diffusion of useful knowledge). 1854.
Oxford University Act. 1854.
Education Bill (Sir John Pakington). 1855.
Act appointing a Vice-President of the Council of Education
(repealed by the Board of Education Act 1899). 1856.
Cambridge University Act. 1856.
Act to bring the employment of women, young persons and children
in bleaching works and dyeing works under the regulations
of the Factory Acts. 1860.
Act to prohibit the employment of women and children during the
night in certain operations connected with bleaching by the
open-air process. 1862.
Act to amend the above Act. 1863.
The Factory Acts Extension Act. 1867.
Workshops Regulation Act (restricting age of employment of children
to the age of 13 and obliging attendance at school for at least
10 hours a week). 1867.
Public schools Acts. 1868.
Endowed schools Act. 1869.
Elementary schools Act (W. E. Forster). 1870. See National Education
Union: a verbatim report with indexes of the debates in
Parliament during the progress of the Elementary Education Bill
1870, together with a reprint of the Act, 1870.
Factory and Workshop Act. 1870. Extension of earlier Acts.
Factory Act for Jews (restricting employment on Sundays). 1871.
Act to amend the Acts relating to factories and workshops. 1871.
University tests Act. 1871.
Metalliferous mines regulation Act (prohibiting employment of
boys under 12, or of any female, below ground). 1872.
Agricultural children Act (prohibiting employment of a child under
10 unless he had attended 250 times at a certified school within 12
months; exemption granted to children who held a certificate of
having passed the Fourth Standard). 1873.
Elementary education (amendment) Act. 1873.
Further Factory Act (repealing former Acts, fixing hours of employment
of children and extending the obligation of school attendance).
1874.
Education Act (Lord Sandon). 1876.
Oxford and Cambridge Act. 1877.
The canal boats Act (securing the education of children on such
boats). 1877.
Factory and workshop consolidation Act. 1878.
Elementary education (industrial schools) Act. 1879.
Act to make further provision as to bye-laws under the elementary
education Acts (requiring every local authority to make byelaws).
1880.
Education Act (Mr Mundella). 1880.
City parochial charities Act. 1883.
Factory and workshop Act (amendment Act). 1883.
Canal boats amendment Act. 1884.
Coal mines regulation Act (extension of previous regulations).
1887.
Mortmain and charitable uses Act. 1888.
Victoria University Act (to enable graduates of the Victoria
University to hold offices where previously only graduates of
Oxford, Cambridge or London were eligible). 1888.
Technical education Act. 1889.
Welsh intermediate education Act. 1889.
Education Code Act (permitting extension of the curriculum of
evening schools and to make Parliamentary grants in certain
cases). 1890.
Factory and workshop Act (employment of children raised to 11
years). 1891.
Free education Act (extra grants made to schools in which fees were
abolished). 1891.
Schools for science and art Act (to facilitate transfer of such institutions
to the School Boards). 1891.
Mortmain and charitable uses Act amended. 1891.
Technical and industrial institutions Act (freeing such public institutions
from the operation of the Mortmain and charitable uses
Act). 1892.
Elementary education (school attendance) Act (raising the leaving
age to 12). 1893.
Elementary education blind and deaf children Act. 1893.
The prevention of cruelty to children Act (to prevent boys under 14
and girls under 16 from begging or receiving alms under pretence
of singing, playing, performing or offering goods for sale).
1894.
Education Bill (Sir John Gorst). 1896.
School Board Conference Act (expense of travelling to conferences
chargeable upon the rates). 1897.
Voluntary school Act (special grants to Voluntary schools, freeing
them from the payment of rates). 1897.
Elementary school teachers (superannuation) Act. 1898.
University of London Act. 1898.
Board of education Act. 1899.
Elementary education (school attendance) Act (raising leaving age
to 12). 1899.
Elementary education (amendment) Act (amending the Free education
Act of 1891). 1900.
Mines regulation Act (prohibition of child labour underground).
1900.
University of Birmingham established by Act of Parliament. 1900.
Scotland
Most of the Factory Acts applied to Scotland.
Scottish education Act (James IV). 1496.
Education Act (Scotland) (fixing salaries). 1803.
Parochial schools Act. 1829.
Act for endowing schools in the Highlands. 1838.
University (Scotland) Act. 1858.
Parochial and burgh schoolmasters Act. 1861.
Education (Scotland) Act. 1872.
Act instituting the Scotch [later Scottish] Education Department.
1878.
Educational endowments Act. 1882.
Act reorganising the Scottish Education Department. 1885.
Universities (Scotland) Act. 1889.
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