THU RING I AN FOREST

Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 10
fay ae 45’ N., 10° 40’ pila: Set highest range of hills, Germany; Beerberg, 3295 a est Gro er market town, Tipperary, Ireland; see (R.C.); scene of defeat of Irish Danes, X. cent. Pop. 3,900. politician; Sec. of State under Cromwell, 1652; controlled postal and intelligence departments; opposed Restoration. 18T BARON (1731-1806), Eng. man; made his name by speeches in Douglas peerage case other lawsuits; became succe ively Berlin Solicitor General, Attorney - General, goy. Lord Chancellor of England; held 1811-88 Great Seal under three administrations; Religion, retired in 1792. of (1813-95), lawyer and politician; 6. in Lynchburg, Virginia; d. in Columbus, studied Ohio. He was educated at Chilli cot he, of Ohio, taught school and joined the Turkey, bar in 1835. Democratic member of much Congre in 1844, he opposed the Mis especially sour i Compromise, and voted for The and Wilmot Proviso; judge of Ohio Supreme published Court, 1851-56; nominated for governor by of Ohio, 1867. Elected to the U.S. in senate in 1868, and 1874 he became the 1876. leader of his party, and introduced the ‘Thurman Bill,’ compelling the E£.), Pacific railroad to observe the conditions of its franchise. In 1876 he was member of the Electoral Commi ion Rhine; and supported Tilden. Candidate for dairy tion in 1876, 1880, and 1884. Member wine of Paris Monetary Conference, 1881; woolee eS nominee for vice president, of organ8
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