| They had a mill worked by bullocks, a general store, an Inn, a blacksmith, a pair of sawyers, several carpenters and a number of cobblers. |
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| No distance separates the audience from the actors, who mill on the dance floor in the thick of the crowd. |
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| I had at last come upon his mythic littoral, with its tide mill and waters which flowed both ways. |
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| Inside the mill dampness is baring the wood made bricks after nearly 150 years, and requires some action. |
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| The all-powerful mill owners were forced to grudgingly accept that their workers were entitled to an annual holiday. |
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| Like any mill that has to dry balsam fir, Mill B likes to keep the fir, which is significantly denser and wetter, separate for drying. |
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| Your local lumberyard can mill these for a nominal fee or might even donate to your school. |
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| The fish is seasoned with salt and a few twists of a mill containing peppercorns and allspice berries. |
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| The original tannery with its vats, bark mill and heaps of spent tan was located between the homestead and the building to the north. |
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| Other buildings in the mill area have been gutted by fire in previous years. |
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| Firefighters battled a blaze at the disused Robert Fletcher paper mill in Stoneclough last night. |
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| This tenant house, 1 of 7, was part of a mill complex that mainly made jeans and beaver cloth. |
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| The 180-year-old mill is set to close with the loss of 53 jobs after a fall in demand for its woodchip wallpaper. |
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| But the mill buildings were still there, now redivided into tasteful modern hi-tech business units. |
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| The ten mill was a bagatelle, Rick said, considering what he could guarantee Tricia for the first three years. |
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| Throughout the essentially tender tale of the brothers reacquaintance, swamp-life in the lumber mill is unrelentingly savage. |
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| The yarn and legs of the stockings were furnished by the mill and footed hose and waste material returned. |
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| Plans to turn an old mill into three self-contained apartments will be considered by planners in Rossendale this week. |
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| The water diverted from the mainstream ends up turning a mill wheel, setting other machinery in motion. |
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| She was a rescue dog from a puppy mill where she spent her first four or five years in horrible conditions in a cage. |
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| As customers mill about, James waddles up the store's main aisle in search of a white dress shirt for his wedding this Saturday. |
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| They traveled by rail, further by horse-drawn wagons over a steep, rugged mill road that ended at Sempervirens Creek. |
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| Outside, scores of people mill about, waiters serve free coffee and soda, and a long queue waits to get into the hall. |
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| Indeed, Ireland has the largest corpus of early medieval water mill sites in the world. |
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| This was an old mill house and coaching inn which was restored in 1987 and now operates as a hotel and restaurant. |
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| Water power will again turn the mill wheel and drive the turbine to provide electricity to light the building. |
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| The mill in Portlaoise closed around that time and cloth had to be sourced elsewhere. |
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| Near the bridge is an old mill complete with a waterwheel which has been restored by the same Trust which looks after the Heritage Centre. |
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| The remains consist of the central mill chamber, where the waterwheels were housed between the two mill buildings. |
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| Firefighters battled for more than three hours to put out a blaze in a Horwich cotton mill early on Wednesday. |
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| The rumour mill is going flat stick about him not lasting the distance this election. |
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| Pass the cooking juices through a food mill into a saucepan and stir in the lemon juice. |
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| By raising the mill structure, the work caused the River Sow to back up upstream leading to flooding in the southern part of the town. |
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| The first step was to chuck it up in the lathe and, using an end mill in the tailstock, remove the nipple portion. |
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| The rumour mill can stop now, it's also been confirmed that Jen is in fact pregnant with whatshisface's child. |
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| By 1907 the mill was a sizable operation employing 11 men and turning out 350,000 super feet of sawn rimu and kahikatea a year. |
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| Inside the restored corn mill we admired a variety of highly decorated canal boats, toleware and artifacts. |
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| Henry had a telegraph in his mill office, he knew before anybody, about the moving armies. |
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| Remove from heat and transfer potatoes to a food mill fitted with fine blade, or a potato ricer. |
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| Finding an old water mill to recommission generally means scouring the listings of rural estate agents and auction houses. |
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| Percentage reduction on tandem mill and final earing relationships of tinplates are researched. |
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| The rayon and cellulose for tampons and sanitary napkins produced at this mill are made with elemental chlorine. |
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| Members of this regular klatch include two retired textile mill workers, a warehouse supervisor, a bus driver and a house painter. |
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| For a smooth sauce, run the applesauce through a food mill or buzz it in a blender. |
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| It was an old-fashioned mill for grinding linseed, expressing the oil, and making oil-cake. |
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| The weir on the River Ayr where the water was diverted into the mill lade was in danger of being washed away in the next big flood. |
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| There was also an overhead ropeway with buckets carrying the ore from the shaft to the mill for crushing. |
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| Once dry, it was again collected on drays, and back it went to the mill to be fed through a machine with wooden beaters, called a scutcher. |
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| For many generations, my forefathers have been lumbermen, loggers and mill workers. |
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| Elko's Joseph says any wood coming from a burn area to his mill will be visually inspected at the scales while on the truck. |
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| But Brooke's timber yard and the pungent-smelling Thompson flour mill is hardly on the tourist trail. |
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| The rumour mill has gone into overdrive this summer, with much excitement and speculation over Arnold Schwarzenegger's next blockbuster project. |
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| Even self-obsessed pop stars didn't want the rumour mill to overshadow their music. |
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| Artists appearing are still to be confirmed but, as ever, the rumour mill has already gone into overdrive. |
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| The mill flourished, with timber trolleyed down to the timber yard and hauled onto a wagon pulled by five stout horses. |
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| During times of business uncertainty, the rumor mill turns faster than ever, often resulting in lower employee productivity. |
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| The internet rumour mill has been working overtime, a game of bluff and counter-bluff spreading like a computer virus. |
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| You get the feeling that daily dilemmas are grist to the mill for Singh, who seems to thrive on the push and pull of the restaurant trade. |
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| It's just a part of who I am, as much as being a third-generation mill worker or a lifelong Mainer. |
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| With that, the rumour mill started turning, with the suggestion that the channel was about to be relaunched under the ITV name. |
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| It often seems that my employees get information through the rumor mill before I am ready for disclosure. |
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| His machines included mechanical devices for dredging, a mill to pump water and a device to pull ships over obstacles. |
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| And after her highly publicized breakup, the rumor mill began to portray her as a Hollywood party girl. |
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| Apparently, word around the rumour mill was that he used to date a journalism major who wrote a weekly column for the Atheneum. |
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| The meadows and crops of corn fell to his mow bar and in the back end he came along with the Garvey Threshing mill to thresh the oats. |
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| It is the only surviving tide mill in the United Kingdom still working and in production. |
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| As shareholder his involvement in the numerous disputes with bargemasters, mill owners and navvies maintaining the canal was quite demanding. |
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| The fact that it was reweighed at the mill does not in and of itself distinguish sugar from cotton in terms of the possibilities for productivity record keeping. |
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| And once we had a true feast in the little mill house, finer by far than I had ever had at the Priory, even at Lammas when the first harvest was brought in late Summer. |
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| Pass peeled potatoes through a food mill or a potato ricer into bowl. |
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| However, since no one at Telewest was available for comment, the rumour mill will continue to work overtime until someone can be bothered to explain what happened. |
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| Remove from heat and transfer potatoes to food mill or potato ricer. |
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| Still, he also points out that because a design is in math, it is a whole lot easier to mill out a model, using post-processed CAD data to run the machine tool. |
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| New Lanark, the most famous early mill village, was created and run by its begetter, Robert Owen, with a blend of benevolence and authoritarianism. |
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| Picture richly wooded hill country possessing beds of limonite with New England's richest iron ore and plentiful streams with abundant mill seats. |
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| But this year there are high hopes for the Mill, an 18th century water-powered cotton and latterly saw mill believed to house the only surviving example of a Thompson turbine. |
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| For those who have not crossed the threshold of a mill for many years, this will be a chance to experience again the sights, smells and sounds of life in a mill. |
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| On one town plan dating to 1610, an area north-west of the mill was known as Tenter Bank, and tenter frames were used for stretching cloth after it had been fulled and dyed. |
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| Peaceful sounds of nature, combined with water running through a mill wheel, set the tone for a soothing, scenic tour around a deserted watermill. |
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| The heated billets shoot out of the reheating furnace and are caught by the fettlers, men equipped with large pincers, and fed manually into the mill roll. |
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| The garda station adjoins the former mill site, which is the focal point of the Council's development and which they bought from Flahavan's last year. |
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| If you have a well-equipped workshop with a table saw, a router, and power sanders, you can mill moldings to imitate or duplicate ones that you've seen in a book or magazine. |
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| A group of local residents and business owners are calling on the council to urgently reopen a disused mill lade and culvert to its full capacity. |
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| One of the points he touched on was how the design of mill buildings changed with the advent of the Luddites and machine-wreckers of the early nineteenth century. |
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| When demand for whale oil waned, the city became a mill town. |
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| Still visible is the mill water race and base of the chimney. |
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| The Hollywood rumour mill has been active with stories of post-production strife, while accounts of the film's lame ending have surfaced on the Internet. |
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| The boys that were charged, let the court system work that out, added Kenny Fazi, another Big Red alum and retired mill worker. |
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| Between bouts of running a portable bandsaw mill and helping local people and businesses with computer problems, he tries to find time to play the violin and cello. |
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| There's plenty of room for the rumor mill to keep turning and every fashionable Washingtonian is in the mix right now asking what the first lady will wear. |
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| The museum tells the story of Bradford's industrial past and includes shire horses, bus and tram rides, machinery, a mill owner's house and back-to-back cottages. |
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| If you don't replace rumors with facts, the rumor mill takes over. |
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| In one ad blitz, former employees at a closed steel mill call Romney and Bain job destroyers and economic vampires. |
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| In addition to sawlogs and veneer bolts, Larry can make four-foot pulp logs, which are collected and eventually shipped to a hardwood pulp mill in nearby Nackawic. |
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| Most mill files are made for right-handed people, and the serrations are angled so they will grip the steel only when pushed in a left-to-right, forward motion. |
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| Cash, an intensely introspective son of a mill manager, was obsessed with how the alchemy of class, race, and gender combined to forge the southern character. |
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| This was the first great Hollywood scandal, and the rumor mill went wild. |
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| By 1881 Gladstone had a population of 729 people, two commercial banks, a savings bank, a flour mill and a well stocked library in their Institute. |
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| The likelihood of Imagine or DreamWorks taking over the film division seems to have diminished, but a bad run could start the rumor mill back up in an instant. |
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| Montague says they are doing everything they can do to control the beetles, and that includes implementing preventative measures at the mill yard. |
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| Once Intel went public, the rumor mill didn't settle down one bit. |
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| Even for Daniel Radcliffe, the rumor mill has reached Elevatorgate-levels of hysteria. |
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| And so he cited Steel Dynamics, an Indiana steel mill once owned by Bain Capital. |
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| One mill was later demolished leaving the other to be used as a Shopping Outlet Centre and Craft Village. |
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| The mill built in 1978 was built on the Howe Bridge mills site and was named Unit One. |
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| Generators were placed exterior to the mill as it was thought that they were a fire risk. |
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| A spinning mill opened raw cotton bales and cleaned the cotton in the blowing room. |
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| The ore was processed by a small stamp mill with pan amalgamation recovery. |
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| In 1770 Arkwright and partners built a water powered mill in Cromford, Derbyshire. |
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| In 1890, a typical cotton mill would have over 60 mules, each with 1,320 spindles, which would operate four times a minute for 56 hours a week. |
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| Hand loom weaving, however, had been a man's occupation but in the mill it could and was done by girls and women. |
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| With a partner Thomas James, Hargreaves ran a small mill in Hockley and lived in an adjacent house. |
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| Operation of weaving in a textile mill is undertaken by a specially trained operator known as a weaver. |
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| The seed is reused for planting or is sent to an oil mill to be further processed into cottonseed oil and cottonseed meal. |
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| They relocated to Nottingham, and in 1769 constructed the first working mill to use the new machine. |
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| The original spinning mill they constructed in Nottingham in 1769 was powered by horses, an expense making the operation unprofitable. |
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| This led to Cort investing in a new rolling mill at an existing iron mill in Titchfield which was later used for the production of bar iron. |
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| The invention of the rolling mill in Europe may be attributed to Leonardo da Vinci in his drawings. |
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| He also explains how rolling mills can save on time and labor because a rolling mill can produce 10 to 20 or more bars at the same time. |
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| While the finished product is of good quality, the surface is covered in mill scale, which is an oxide that forms at high temperatures. |
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| The output from a strip mill is coiled and, subsequently, used as the feed for a cold rolling mill or used directly by fabricators. |
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| A tandem mill is a special type of modern rolling mill where rolling is done in one pass. |
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| If a material is elongated in the same manner across the width, then the flatness coming into the mill will be preserved at the exit of the mill. |
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| Moving wheat from the bottom to the top of the mill to begin the process was the most onerous task of all in contemporary mills. |
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| Disinterest continued even after Evans convinced a Brandywine miller to have his mill converted. |
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| Thomas Ellicott, whose family were early adopters of Evans's designs in Baltimore, contributed a section on mill construction. |
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| George and the mill were highly successful, and generated a great deal of interest in Evans's engines across the interior. |
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| They designed the patterns of the water wheel systems, carved their gear mechanisms, and finally erected the mill machines. |
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| Several cutters may be ganged together on the arbor to mill a complex shape of slots and planes. |
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| Jonquiere, Quebec, a mill that manufactures three-ply coated boxboard from virgin or recycled fibre. |
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| Threshing is just one step of the process in getting cereals to the grinding mill and customer. |
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| The Cromford sough, which Sir Richard Arkwright subsequently used to power his mill at Cromford, took 30 years to dig. |
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| Pulverised coal is a significant dust explosion hazard, as large quantities are suspended in air for transfer from the mill to the power plant. |
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| Fortunately, no one was killed, although several workmen were injured in a mill below the structure. |
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| The museum is housed in Lombe's Mill, a historic former silk mill which marks the southern end of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site. |
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| An undershot water wheel turned by the mill fleam on the west side of the new mill drove the spinning machines. |
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| The Taylor family remained in occupation of the mill until 1865 when bankruptcy forced them to sell the machinery and lease. |
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| A small number have been preserved or restored as museums where the public can see the mill in operation. |
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| Educational classes should be held in a part of the mill or factory designed for the purpose. |
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| A modern paper mill is divided into several sections, roughly corresponding to the processes involved in making handmade paper. |
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| In 1787, the first cotton mill in America was founded in the North Shore seaport of Beverly, Massachusetts as the Beverly Cotton Manufactory. |
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| The new dedicated monogastric feed mill is being constructed on Farm Otjihavera just north of the NPI broiler farm. |
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| Recruiters were hired by mill agents to bring young women and children from the countryside to work in the factories. |
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| Beverly Cotton Manufactory was the first cotton mill built in America, and the largest cotton mill to be built during its era. |
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| Beverly mill suffered from economic problems, specifically with the costs associated with building such a mill. |
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| Much of the funding that kept the mill alive in the beginning years came from the Public Treasury of Massachusetts in the form of a bailout. |
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| None of this is lost on the employees of International Paper's Texarkana mill in Domino, Texas. |
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| However, the Beverly mill laid the cornerstone for mill technologies in the future. |
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| Modern day questions about the commercial viability of Beverly mill were called into question as Slater Mill was founded. |
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| It has been mentioned that the mill may have ceased operation during the Embargo of 1807, when commerce in Salem and Beverly was paralyzed. |
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| It dates from around 1810 and the smock mill itself has been converted with a dining-room on the ground floor. |
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| Samuel put John Slater in charge of a large mill which he called the White Mill. |
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| By 1800, the success of the Slater mill had been duplicated by other entrepreneurs. |
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| Slater's original mill still stands, known today as Slater Mill and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. |
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| In December 2014, the mill was added to the newly formed Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park. |
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| Many wealthy mill owners such as Darius Goff built their mansions in the area. |
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| But unlike numerous older mill towns in the region, Pawtucket retained much of its industrial base. |
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| In less than two years it would become the largest mill in the entire town. |
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| The golf club was based in the old chimney mill on Claremont Road, which was Britain's first five-sailed smock mill. |
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| The K8 conical bead mill has been developed for laboratory and research applications and for small-scale production tasks. |
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| Rivulet Mill Complex, 1814, North Uxbridge, The original mill was built by Chandler Taft, and later owned by Richard Sayles. |
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| Rogersons Village mill worker housing, Rhode Island System of mill villages. |
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| In 1790, Samuel Slater opened the first successful water powered cotton mill in America, Slater Mill, at Pawtucket Falls. |
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| An old mill building on Liberty Street is home to other small businesses and a local farmers' market during both the summer and winter seasons. |
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| The first mill was completed in late 1814, after almost a year of construction. |
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| In the land between the houses and the mill dam there are eight rows of tenters and a tiny figure is visible tentering a length of cloth. |
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| The mill owners recruited young Yankee farm girls from the surrounding area to come work the machines at Waltham. |
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| Incorporated in 1826 to serve as a mill town, Lowell was named after Francis Cabot Lowell, a local figure in the Industrial Revolution. |
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| The mill workers, young single women called Mill Girls, generally came from the farm families of New England. |
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| The mill girls lived in company boarding houses and were subject to strict codes of conduct and supervised by older women. |
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| Eventually, cheaper and less organized foreign labor replaced the mill girls. |
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| They had rooted into their new occupations or moved on in life to the point where the mill was no longer suitable for them. |
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| The Irish community that was building in Lowell, Massachusetts was not exclusively female unlike the grouping of mill girls in the dormitories. |
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| The proportion of male employment at the mill increased which rapidly changed the demographics of the people that work there. |
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| This reliance on foreign workers forced the mills to become what they had been trying to avoid with the mill girls. |
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| These immigrants tended to have families and they did not live in the dormitory style of the mill girls. |
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| The third and final step in determining property taxes is to multiply the local jurisdiction's mill rate times taxable value. |
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| The mill had its health and safety issues, there was a reason why the women tied their hair back with scarves. |
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| Steady growth in TAV along with moderate mill rate increases have resulted in consecutive years of property tax levy increases. |
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| The mill employed 2,000 women at its peak and was awarded a gold medal for its produce at the 1878 Paris Exposition Universelle. |
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| For seven centuries the mill worked continuously, the buildings being many times renewed. |
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| The mill was restored in the 1970s and is now a pottery studio producing handmade ceramics. |
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| In 1931 he married his first wife, Ruth Holden, a mill worker, with whom he had a son Peter. |
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| There were two workings of the mine, the low and high, and as of 2015 the mill of the mine still stood. |
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| The world's first cotton mill was built in the town of Royton, and the county encompasses several former mill towns. |
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| The mill continued spinning cotton until around 1940 but then fell into disuse. |
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| The mill as it appears today is only half of what used to exist when two mills were in operation to produce corn for the whole of Skipton. |
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| The mill has been completely redesigned, from the mill grounds to the buildings themselves. |
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| This made the teachers upset because in the past, the boards would automatically raise the mill rate to cover contracts. |
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| The mill race brings water to the mill pond from the river via a sluice gate about a quarter of a mile upstream. |
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| Next came Middlewood Works, which was a rolling mill and slitting mill, splitting bars of iron into thin strips for the manufacture of nails. |
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| The mill building was separated from its dam by the building of the railway. |
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| Burton Weir supplied Royds mill and wheels, which also operated on two sites, and included a corn mill and cutlers wheels. |
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| The 1950s saw a boom in construction of hydroelectricity and the state built the steel mill Norsk Jernverk and two aluminum works. |
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| Paradise Mill is a working mill museum which demonstrates the art of silk throwing and Jacquard weaving to the public. |
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| At its zenith, it was the most productive cotton spinning mill town in the world, producing more cotton than France and Germany combined. |
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| Rochdale rose to prominence in the 19th century as a mill town and centre for textile manufacture during the Industrial Revolution. |
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| In 1316 there is mention of a fulling mill, a soke mill where all the manor corn was milled and a market. |
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| Bradford Industrial Museum was established in 1974 at Moorside Mills, a spinning mill in Eccleshill. |
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| Shaddon Mill, in Denton Holme, became famous for having the worlds 8th tallest chimney and was the largest cotton mill in England. |
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| The town originally grew up around a corn mill and bridge in the 13th century. |
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| The minute book for the Keighley and Kendal Turnpike Trust shows that most investors were mill owners from the Giggleswick district. |
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| The workers, crammed into tenements and getting mill fever and bronchitis as they laboured hour after hour, did less well. |
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| It was while acting as a curate that he met Grace Taylor, the daughter of a mill hand, then aged fourteen. |
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| Hydraulic mill is used for swarfing the joining edges of parts or sub-assemblies with compound surfaces. |
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| The miller or his donkey pulled at the so-called tailpole and turned the mill into the wind. |
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| They built homes, a church, a wash leather mill, a grist mill, a saw mill and a fort. |
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| To test my hypothesis, I created a wind tunnel and wind mill to measure the different blades' power output. |
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| I also declare that we created and generated more than 2000 MW in wind mill energy. |
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| The new park will be the biggest one of the seven offshore wind mill projects. |
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| Someone who spends two weeks at a cottage will make a huge fuss about seeing a wind mill on the horizon. |
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| The first wind mill in the private sector will be operative next month, he added. |
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| Old Yarr, at Feckenham, was a working needle mill until just after the Second World War, its buildings dating to the 18th century. |
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| Aleris said that its new rolling mill in Zhenjiang, China has attained qualification to supply aluminum aerospace plate to Bombardier Aerospace. |
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| Boeing and Aleris are also currently in the process of qualifying Aleris' state-of-the-art rolling mill in Zhenjiang, China, for aircraft plate. |
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| Small wonder that the Gothic style sandstone mill which has a cast iron frame and brick jack arches, was called Fort Pendlestone. |
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| The next day, when all the paper mill workers came in, they saw Kalamazoo Kelly standing by the machines, working them. |
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| So a series of canals were built to funnel the water to glacial kettle holes that were used for a mill complex. |
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| The 40-foot, flower-covered armature dwarfs the visitors who mill around the museum entrance, as seen in the Art Print and on the Art Notes page. |
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| In addition to the operator trip bar over the mill rolls, two operator kick plates will also stop the drive when actuated. |
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| The Australian Shepherd was about 2 years old when Brad Talbot rescued him from a puppy mill in Northern California. |
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| The mill may operate autogenously, where the rock is its own grinding agent, or may contain grinding media. |
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| There appears to be more than enough harvest area times the residual volume in the Coastal Plain to provide all the wood chip mill harvest. |
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| The company expects to restart the two reheating furnaces at its No 1 rebar rolling mill at the beginning of February, Elfigih added. |
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| The powders were mixed for 72 h using a ball mill with WC-Co balls and pure ethanol as the liquid medium. |
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| A specific feature in running a ball mill is that the grinding mills are big power consumers, since grinding process is power-intensive. |
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| Damsel and dragon flies skimmed over the water and caddis flies dragged their stony homes behind them in the mill stream. |
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| The mill's lease was up in 2008, and no one thought the mill would re-up its lease with the port. |
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| Effects of pulp and paper mill effuents on the microplankton and microbial self-purification capabilities of the Biobio River, Chile, Sci. |
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| Process control instrumentation can help recyclers deliver such a product to their flat roll mill customers. |
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| Oversized particles are screened out and refed to the roll mill for further attrition. |
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| The knowledge accumulated by Hagglunds from over 30 years experience of roll mill drives can now also be applied to mixer drives. |
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| The masterbatches described above were masticated on a two roll mill until a flux was created at the nip of the rollers. |
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| The Saltgrass in Hanover Place, which may have got its name from a nearby mill which used esparto grass to make paper. |
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| This paper describes a study on the treatment of black liquor from a kraft pulp and paper mill using batch and continuous biological reactors. |
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| What evil will not a rival say to stop the flow of grist to the mill of the hated one? |
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| The claim indicates that the Wetsel-Oviatt Lumber Company mill required 50 million board-feet of logs a year in order to operate. |
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| In 1741 they opened the world's first cotton mill in Birmingham's Upper Priory. |
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| The mill agents, it was rumored, supplied the knobsticks with beer and whiskey, fearing to let them walk the streets. |
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| I remember one customer who got very emotional as he watched me mill a century old burr oak log. |
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| The Prince toured the mill after visiting the cathedral in Bury St Edmunds and a local theatre. |
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| The HCPS mill is supplied with a Sidewall Scraper for thixotropic materials and the Anchor Helix Scraper blade for heavier, tackier materials. |
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| The researchers found the flavonoid at 30 micrograms per kilogram in wood pulp and 10 to 13 micrograms per liter in mill effluent. |
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| Marvel's Mill in Northampton was the first cotton mill to be powered by water. |
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| A phalanx of policemen armed with lathis faced a mob of mill workers squatting on the road. |
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| It gained popularity in the mill towns of Lancashire and Yorkshire, and amongst tin miners in Cornwall. |
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| There was a mill named Kings Mill that would have been rented to local slaves and villeins. |
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| The mill is reflected in the name of the modern nearby street Post Lane, where a new housing development has been proposed. |
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| It gained popularity in the old mill towns of Lancashire and Yorkshire, also amongst tin miners in Cornwall. |
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| Paul and Wyatt opened a mill in Birmingham which used their new rolling machine powered by a donkey. |
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| The factory town developed during the 19th century into a significant textile mill town in Poland. |
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| Some former mill towns have a symbol of the textile industry in their town badge. |
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| The county contained several mill towns and the collieries of the Lancashire Coalfield. |
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| A similar mill was built by Daniel Bourn in Leominster, but this burnt down. |
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| Blackpool was a centre for tourism for the inhabitants of Lancashire's mill towns, particularly during wakes week. |
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| By 1398 the mill had been relocated to just outside the eastern castle walls, on the west bank of the River Avon. |
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| Adjacent to the mill is The Mill Garden which is privately owned but open to the public. |
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| Kendal, Keswick and Carlisle all became mill towns, with textiles, pencils and biscuits among the products manufactured in the region. |
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| Salts Mill closed as a textile mill in February 1986, and Jonathan Silver bought it the following year and began renovating it. |
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| Like many former mill towns, Huddersfield has a higher than average number of residents from ethnic minorities. |
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| Despite never handling Charlie the cockatiel, the retired cotton mill worker became out of breath while exposed to the bird in her living room. |
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| They closely protect their private lives and live in a converted mill in Strichen, Aberdeenshire. |
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| In 1776 Arkwright built a second, larger mill at Cromford and, soon after, mills at Bakewell and Wirksworth. |
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| Arkwright moved to Nottingham, formed a partnership with local businessmen Jedediah Strutt and Samuel Need, and set up a mill powered by horses. |
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| But in 1771, he converted to water power and built a new mill in the Derbyshire village of Cromford. |
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| So Arkwright built a large number of cottages near the mill and imported workers from outside the area. |
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| In 1886 Ediswan moved production to a former jute mill at Ponders End, North London. |
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| There are also high numbers in High Wycombe, Slough, Leicester, Derby, Manchester, Leeds and the mill towns of Northern England. |
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| Harrison Birtwistle was born in Accrington, a mill town in Lancashire some 20 miles north of Manchester. |
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| With their very muscular stomachs, gizzard stones function like a mill and break needles and buds into small particles. |
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| The mill owners built a private jetty and began receiving grain shipments from Geelong, and returning processed flour and bran. |
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| When the flour mill closed down in 1874, the brickworks moved into the building. |
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| A waterwheel fed by a mill race is shown powering two frame saws via a gear train cutting rectangular blocks. |
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| Process and cooling water is also abstracted for the paper mill and power station at Shotton. |
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| Sometimes a fulling mill and gristmill would share the same building or the same leat and mill pond. |
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| There would be a tenter yard outside the fulling mill where the cloth was stretched on frames. |
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| Among his many inventions was a reversing rolling mill with two steam cylinders that made the process much more economical. |
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| By the middle of the 15th century, Aberdare contained a water mill in addition to a number of thatched cottages, of which no evidence remains. |
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| The water mill opposite Llangollen railway station is over 600 years old, and was originally used to grind flour for local farmers. |
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| Bones, burnt and mixed with clay, were ground by miller David Jones in a mill adjoining the Cross Keys public house, in the village. |
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| Uranium mill tailings typically also contain chemically hazardous heavy metal such as lead and arsenic. |
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| Vast mounds of uranium mill tailings are left at many old mining sites, especially in Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah. |
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| In terms of socio-economic impact, it appears that the water mill was an oppidan development in the Roman possessions, including Dacia. |
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| Industrialization started at around 1870, with a paper mill and a somewhat bigger shipyard. |
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| The weathered nature of much of the ore meant that primary ball mill grinding was minimal. |
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| He called a panchayat of the village and asked them if they objected to having a mill go up next to their village. |
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| Proaid AC 18-DSA is a saturated stearyl amine primarily used as an internal mill release for rubber articles. |
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| Then the path crosses the edge of Bembridge Harbour on the old mill wall, using Embankment Road to pass the houseboats in the harbour. |
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| Paul Civic Center, a 140-feet-tall grain mill in Minneapolis, and 165 obsolete Department of Defense missile silos in North Dakota. |
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| It also included infrastructure such as castle, well and mill to which local peasants were allowed some access, although often at a price. |
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| Thus, documents from Italy to France to the Baltic were grist for the mill of the MGH's editors. |
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| To generate mill scans, each stem was laid on a conveyer belt at the mill and then run through the NBE scanner. |
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| The larger rivers are navigable up to the fall line, providing a trade route for mill towns. |
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| In March 2009, the plant owner announced the paper mill would never reopen. |
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| Sucrose, extracted and purified in specialized mill factories, is used as raw material in the food industry or is fermented to produce ethanol. |
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| Some water wheels are fed by water from a mill pond, which is formed when a flowing stream is dammed. |
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| A channel for the water flowing to or from a water wheel is called a mill race. |
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| Stream wheels mounted on floating platforms are often referred to as ship wheels and the mill as a ship mill. |
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| Another solution was the shipmill, a type of water mill powered by water wheels mounted on the sides of ships moored in midstream. |
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| The water mill was used for grinding grain, producing flour for bread, malt for beer, or coarse meal for porridge. |
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