... including mining machinery and transit machinery, is roughly estimated at Curiosities of Industry. Professor Faradav. —Michael Faraday, England’s most eminent chemist, was born in 1704, the son of a poor blacksmith. He was early apprenticed to one Bibeau ...

... paler of the two was a bookbinder's apprentice ; he who afterwards eliminated the first electric spark in England. Great MICHAEL FARADAY. The other, son of a music seller—skilled in phonics—doctrine of sounds. The youth improved many instruments which he ...

... paler of the two was a bookbinder's apprentice ; he who afterwards eliminated the first electric spark in England. Great MICHAEL FARADAY. The other, son of a music seller—skilled in phonics—doctrine of sounds. The youth improved many instruments which he ...

... paler of the two was a bookbinder's apprentice ; he who afterwards eliminated the first electric spark in England. Great MICHAEL FARADAY. The other, son of a music seller—skilled in phonies—doct r i n e o f soun d s . The youth improved many instruments which ...

... character of exhibitors, or as having contributed to the success of the Exhibition, viz. :— To be Commander : Professor Michael Faraday. To be Knights: Messrs. Lawes, of Kotliamstead ; W. Fafrbairn, London; Piatt (senior), Oldham ; Lord Rosse ; Professor ...

... gentlemen, in their hharaclt of exhibitors, having contributed to the success ot the Exhibit; 9n, Commandei: Professor Michael Faraday. lie Knights: Messrs. Lnwes,of Ruihnin.teu.i; \V. Fait bait n, London; Platt (st.nior) Oldham; Lord Ho>sc ; Professor ...

... the Legion of Honour upon contributed to the Commander: Professuceess of the Exhibition, viz. • j» * . Lawe9> of sor Michael Faraday, he K p latt (sen i or ), Oldham; Rothamstead; W. Fairbairn, London , ;, Lord Rosse; Professor Airy, Greenwich, Mr. ...

... character of exhibitors, or as having contributed to the success of tho Exhibition, viz.:—To be Commander: Professor Michael Faraday. To Knights: Messrs. Lawes, of Rothamsteadi W. Fairbaitn, London; Platt (senior), Oldham; Lord Basse; Professor Airey ...

... bad been made for the lectures before Easter, 1857: Six lectures on Attraction (adapted to a juvenile auditory), by Michael Faraday, Esq., D.C.L., F.R.S., &c., Fullerian Professor of Chemistry, R.I. • twelve lectures on Physiology and Comparative Anatomy—viz ...

... constituting and appointing the Right Hon. Lord Broughton; the Very Rev. Henry Hart Milman, D.D. ; Richard Ford, Esq.; Michael Faraday, Esq., D.C.L.; Charles Robert Cockerel!, Esq. ; and George Richmond, Eaq., to be her Majesty's Commissioners to determine ...

... his services by decorating him with the military order and investing him with the rank .if general In the Turkish army. MICHAEL. FARADAY was the son of a humble blacksmith, who apprenticed him to a small bookbinder,ln Blaodford-street, London, when nine ...

... George tephenson from tending coalpit engine to the summit of his profession an engineer. A taste lor chemistry caused Sir Michael Faraday to ascend from the humble position of Glasgow carpenter the moat eminent rank of the philosophers of Europe. A taste for ...