Great Britain one person to spindles one person to spindles one person to spindles one person to spindles one person to spindles one person to spindles one person to spindles one person to spindles one person to spindles one person to spindles This comparison, says Mr. Redgrave, is yet more unfavorable to Great Britain, inasmuch as there is so large a number of factories in which weaving by power is carried on in conjunction with spinning (whilst in the table the weavers are not deducted), and the factories abroad are chiefly spinning factories; if it were possible to compare like with like, strictly, I could find many cotton spinning factories in my district in which mules containing spindles are minded by one man (the minder) and two assistants only, turning off daily lbs.