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... Beaufort, Archibald Billing, William Thomas Brando, James Clarke, Philip Cecil Crarnpton, John Dalton, William Hempson, Michael Faraday, Sir Stephen Love Hammick, John Stevens Henslow, Cornelius Hcwett, Thomas Hodgkin, Francis Keirnau, John George Shaw Left ...
... his nails, and thought again. the more prominent names observe-For mining &e he a f ter a longer med.tatio.ithanbelore Michael Faraday, F.R.H.. Royal Institution; food-S,r J. The Queen’s pl Sr fy whatTt once.’ T. Hoileau, F.K.S., Joseph Hooker, Gardens ...
... band. Cbaotrty was journeyman carver Buy, a journeyman printer ; and Sir Thomas Lawrence, tbs son of a tavern-keeper. Michael Faraday, ran a poor blaekatnilb, waa Ufa apprenticed to bookbinder, sad marked at that trade until bis twenty-eeeood year now ...
... in a very subordinate position in a London warehouse. Sir Wm. Cubitt, when a lad, worked at his father's flour mill. Michael Faraday, England’s most eminent chemist, was the son of a poor blacksmith. Sir Samuel Morton Peto worked for seven years as a ...
... preliminary, you make it go through some extraordinary evolutions ing and pushing the top with your hand, contrary to Michael Faraday's theo: ry, by voluntary and not involun- tary muscular action. You then allow the agitated table a little respite while ...
... delivered a capital address or lectors at the Royal Institution, where Sir H. Davy made himself world-renowned, and where Michael Faraday, Davy's first pupil, is now doing so eves more successfully than his illustrious master, the inventor of the Safety Lamp ...
... would cept any measure for securing the members against the pain of sitting openly in judgment upon each other's works. Michael Faraday is unquestionably the greatest philosopher of the present day. His reeearches in electricity alone are enough to render ...
... first became acquainted with Mr Brand., D.C.L„ F.R.S., &c., the great analytical chemist at the Royal Institution. said Michael Faraday to me one evening, at nearly midnight, in the crowded library of the Institution, after a lecture, you come and see us ...
... as one who_through a long life never slackenedl in his devotion to the most abstruse and laborions investi- gations, Michael Faraday was no less distinguished for his high-toned Christian piety, and his childlike'and self- ing disposition, He was at once ...
... The scientific world has met with heavy loss in the death ef Professor Faraday, which took place on Sunday near Hampton Michael Faraday was born in 1791, Newington, Surrey, and was enUrely a self-made man. In his early days was apprenticed bookseller and ...
... with fewer enemies, its discoveries would command more ready nseent. were all it* votartea imbued with the humility of Michael Faraday. flirt Xctus The PaißCns Wales —Rumour* have been afloat during the last few days that her Royal Highness's state of ...
... personalty ; and that of Hugh Munro Vincent Rose, Esq. of Tarlogie, Ross-shire, under £53,000. The will o.' Professor Michael Faraday, D.C.L., F.R.S., F.G.S., of the Royal Institution of Great Britain, AJbetnarle Street, was proved in the principal registry ...