Facility where goods are industrially made, or processed.
1
The lumber manufactories in Detroit and its suburbs are eleven in number.
2
This is the process in all honest manufactories of the cacao products.
3
But not until 1867 were manufactories in general brought under Factory legislation.
4
Mr. Stone aided in the establishment of several manufactories at this point.
5
But I really do not find much pleasure in going over manufactories.
6
The destruction of the enemy's supplies and manufactories had been very great.
7
There are also manufactories of small wares, which include parasols and umbrellas.
8
The churches, diverted from their purpose, were used as shops or manufactories.
9
Iron-manufactories, nail-manufactories, and saw-mills, were projected, and all was hurry and bustle.
10
Mills, moreover, were erected for making gunpowder, and manufactories for making arms.
11
In 1776 manufactories scarcely existed even in name in all this vast territory.
12
There are about twelve thousand foreigners in Tver-operatives in the manufactories.
13
They trade in our cities, and are employed in our manufactories.
14
There are numerous other manufactories in the city, of more or less extent.
15
We saw also buildings and manufactories similar to those at Portsmouth.
16
We visited a number of the manufactories owned by different corporations and individuals.
