- The
Spinning House, also
known as the
Cambridge House of
Correction and Hobson's Bridewell, was a
workhouse and
prison built in
Cambridge in the 1600s...
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called spinning, a form of
exercise Spinning (cycling), an
indoor cycling brand Spinning (motorsport), a
South African motorsport Figure skating spins, a...
- A
spinning wheel is a
device for
spinning thread or yarn from fibres. It was
fundamental to the
cotton textile industry prior to the
Industrial Revolution...
- "
Spin" is the
sixth episode of the
second season of
House,
which premiered on Fox on
November 15, 2005. Jeff, a well-known cyclist, is
cycling in a non-profit...
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starting in the 500s AD the
spinning wheel became the
predominant spinning tool
across Asia and Europe. The
spinning jenny and
spinning mule,
invented in the...
- The
house of
correction was a type of
establishment built after the p****ing of the Poor
Relief Act 1601,
places where those who were "unwilling to work"...
- The
spinning jenny is a multi-spindle
spinning frame, and was one of the key
developments in the
industrialisation of
textile manufacturing during the...
- the
proctor could arrest a
suspected woman and have her
taken to the
Spinning House (for
which Thomas Hobson the
carrier had left an endowment); the next...
- product.
Spinning is
typically a
service provided by paid
media advisors and
media consultants. The
largest and most
powerful companies may have in-
house employees...
- Ring
spinning is a spindle-based
method of
spinning fibres, such as cotton, flax or wool, to make a yarn. The ring
frame developed from the
throstle frame...
