- A
Cotton Gin—meaning "Cotton engine"—is a
machine that
quickly and
easily separates cotton fibers from
their seeds,
enabling much
greater productivity...
- Beer
Street and
Gin Lane are two
prints issued in 1751 by
English artist William Hogarth in
support of what
would become the
Gin Act.
Designed to be viewed...
-
Tanqueray is a
brand of
gin produced by
Diageo plc. It
originated in London.
While it does not
command a
sizable market share in its
native market, its...
- The
martini is a ****tail made with
gin and vermouth, and
garnished with an olive, a
lemon twist, or both. Over the years, the
martini has
become one...
- into a
cotton gin. The
cotton gin separates seeds and
removes the "trash" (dirt,
stems and leaves) from the fibre. In a
saw gin,
circular saws grab the fibre...
- ninety-three
saw gins under the
management of a
European overseer;
merchants and
cultivators were
charged £1 (Rs. 10) a
month for the hire of a
gin. But the...
-
horses in the
gin. The 1841
Nottingham gin from
Langton Colliery,
Pinxton The
Nottingham gin showing the rope drum The
Nottingham gin showing the raising...
- The
original title of the
series was
meant to be "Yorozuya
Gin-san" (万事屋銀さん, lit. "Odd Jobs
Gin-san"), but it did not have any
impact on Sorachi.
After a...
- lonkero, also
called long drink,
refers to a
ready mixed drink made from
gin and, most commonly,
grapefruit soda,
although other long
drink flavours include...
- 8, 1825) was an
American inventor,
widely known for
inventing the
cotton gin in 1793, one of the key
inventions of the
Industrial Revolution that shaped...
