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... been made for the lectures before Easter, 1857 :— Six lectures on Attraction ([l.(ll[‘ted to a jl:\'enil.e auditory), by Michael Faraday, Esqg., D.C.L., F.R.8., &c., Fullerian Profassor. of Chemistry, R. 1.; twelve lectures on Physiology and Comparative ...
... constituting and appointing the Right Ifon. Lord Broughton; the Very Rev. Henry Hart Milman, D.D.; Rl‘chahl Ford, Fsq. ; Michael Faraday, Esq., D.C.L.; Charles Roben‘ Cockerell, Esq.; and George Richmond, E“li' to_be her Majesty's Commissioners to determine ...
... canonised a Protestant phflowrhor yet living, and constituted that eminent man of science who adorns our Royal Institution St. Michael Faraday ¢ ‘ N, -7 Tatest lgumn&, Jb ~Nogailitary news of any importance has been brough by the Nova Scotian, which arrived on ...
... Samuel Johnson—l 7, Gough-square, Fleet-strect. Edmund Burke—3B, Gerrard-street, Soho. George Canning —37, Conduit-street. Michael Faraday —2, Blandford-street, Portmansquare. David Garrick -5, Ad;l‘phi-torruce. Horatio Nelson—l 47, New Bond-street. Mrs. Siddons—27 ...
... on the 29th instant. The death is announced, at the age of 79, of Mrs. Sarah Faraday widow of the celebrated Professor Michael Faraday, who died August 15, 1865, WT— W e W gL ST v At Rotherhithe «n Monday several colliery deputies were fined for allowing ...
... such as the Kidds, the Coates, and the Ife'byl. It is said that the ancestors of the dilting:xi-hed Eoglish chemist, Michael Faraday, were worshippers at the Wenning Bank Sandemanian Chapel. The article may appropriately close with the Latin proverb —Sic ...
... ~cale for light and power. The dynamo is | dependent for its actisn upon one of the most in| teresting dincoveries of Michael Faraday. namely, | maguetic induction ; and its present development was predicted by that great philoropher, who gave his | marvellous ...
... interest he had shown in the centenary celebration. His Royal Hig tess referred in feeling terms to his own recollections of Michael Faraday. In this respect the greatest interest was excited by a letter which the Prince had written over 35 years ago to Faraday ...