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Children's Employment Commission

Evidence Collected By Jelinger C. Symons, Esq.


Cumberland Coalfield.


Witnesses Examined.

No. 300Joseph Sharp, Under-steward to Messrs. Ross, Fletcher, and Co., at the Broughton Moor Collieries, near Maryport. Examined July 29
No. 301Francis Lightfoot, aged 15¼. Examined at Broughton Moor Colliery July 29
No. 302William Gibbons, aged 11½. Examined at the same Colliery
No. 303David Saul, aged 10½. Examined at the same Colliery
No. 304Joseph Fox, aged 13¾. Examined at the Cookson Colliery, Workington, August 2
No. 305William Fox, father of the last witness
No. 306Joseph Hodgson, 15 years old. Examined July 30, near Whitehaven
No. 307George Tait, aged 17¾. Examined at same time
No. 308Joseph Davidson, 12 years old. Examined at same time
No. 309Anthony Fisher, aged 17½
No. 310George Allen, 10 years old. Examined at same time
No. 311Williamson Peile, Esq., Colliery Viewer, Whitehaven. Examined July 31
No. 312Thomas Mitchell, Esq., Surgeon. Examined at Whitehaven, July 31
No. 313Thomas Westray, Esq., Coal-owner, of Cookson Colliery, near Clifton. Examined at Workington, August 2
No. 314Mr. John Percival, Colliery Agent to Mr. Westray. Examined at Cookson Colliery, near Workington, August 2
No. 315James Sampson, 34 years old. Examined at the same place
No. 316Thomas Kendal, 16 years old. Examined at same place and time
No. 317Mr. Alvan Penrice, Colliery Agent for Henry Curwen, Esq., Workington Hall. Examined August 2, 1841
No. 318John Henry, aged 14½. Examined at the Countess Pit (Lord Lonsdale's):
No. 319Alexander Taylor, 14 years old. Examined, August 3, 1841, at the George Pit, belonging to Mr. J. W. Fletcher of Grey Southern
No. 320Benjamin Atkinson, aged 12 years 3 months. Examined at same time and place
No. 321John Holmes, aged 11 years 3 months. Examined at same time and place
No. 322John Hill. Examined at the same time and place
No. 323John Wynn, aged 7 years 3 months. Examined at the John Pit, Harrington, August 3rd
No. 324John Daly, aged 8 years and 9 months
No. 325Joseph Dunn, 10 years old
No. 326James Gambles, aged 12 years 3 months. Examined together with the three foregoing witnesses at the John Pit
No. 327James Rotherey, 14 years old. Examined at Whitehaven, August 4
No. 328James Atkinson, 17 years old. Examined at same time
No. 329John Rothery, 16 years of age
No. 330Jonathan Johnson, aged 11 years 11 months
No. 331Mr. William Thornton, Under-ground Steward at the William Pit. Examined at Whitehaven, August 4
No. 332The Rev. Henry Curwen, Son of the Proprietor of the Workington Colliery, examined August 3, at Workington
No. 333Joseph Parin, Esq., Surgeon. Examined August 4, 1841, at Whitehaven
No. 334— Dickenson, Esq., Surgeon, Workington. Examined August 5

 

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