... this country, the fault lies in the direction of the national Us e, notin want of genius in its artiste.—Sir A. Alison. MICHAEL FARADAY. England’s most eminent chemist, was horn in 1794, the son ot poor blacksmith. -He was early apprenticed one Ri cau, ...

... into the sea, as they have been hitherto. moi Lord Broughton, the. Rev. Henry Hart Millman, D.D., yes Richard Ford, Esq.,Michael Faraday, Esq., D.C.L., Charle-s Robert Cockerell, Esq., and George Richmond, Esq., are Fo3 appointed Commissioniers to determine ...

... Chantrey I was e journeyman carver; Etty, a journeyman printer; andI SirTlsomas Lawrence,thie son of atavern-keeper. Michael Faraday, the son of a poor blacksmith, was in early life ap. prenticed to a bookbinder, and worked at that trade until hereached ...

... life in a very subordinate position in London warehouse. Sir il-15am Cubitt, when lad, worked at his father’s flourmill. Michael Faraday, England’s most eminent chemist, was the son of a poor blacksmith. Sir Samuel Morton Pcto worked for seven years carpenter ...

... extraordinary evolutions by alternately pros. 'V source sing and pushing the top with your hand, contrary to IT goo~d Michael Faraday's theory, hy voluntary and not isivoluntary late eessiOn muscular action. You theonallow the agitaetd table alittle V~ ...

... ; that John Dalton, who was thought worthy of a public monument, could not have held a chair of chemistry; and that Michael Faraday, who was originally a shopman, if not something rather lower in the establishment, was not qualified to be a Professor ...

... with a heavy loss in the death of Professor Fara- 1~ day, which took place on Sunday week, near Hamptoli 5ca, ICourt, Michael Faraday was horn in 1791, in Newingtoni, quii Surrey, and was entirely a self-made man. In his early muc days he was apprenticed ...

... Life and Character, URE (Foromlhis own Works), .,. 10th Rev. DAVID MACRAE, Gourock. *TH U RSDAY, 21st November, the Michael Faraday, a Non-Scientific Lecture on a Scientific. 'Man, *.Rev. ARTHuRt MURSELL, Lonidon. T H ,U Rt BDXT ANoeie Re.Enwise PAXTO ...

... Baillie James Ross, after which the benediction was pronounced. The next lecture is to be given by Rev. Arthur M ursell, on Michael Faraday.” Wife Desertion for Five Years.— On Thursday, before Sheriff Comrie Thomson, John Murison Morrison, tailor, at present ...

... ursell sad that, as' he had d itaken care to explain in the title of his lecture it was not Of the scientific'side of' 'Michael Faraday's character that 'he vg proposed to deal with, he would consider- him as a, man~andN as a' Christian. He gave a brief ...

... work h calculated to exerciee. have here told simply and well the of the early career each men Lord Mneaolay, CVriee Michael Faraday, Richard and Robert Chambers, and many the distinguished men of our time who have risen ! virtue their own energies and ...

... beg Suudat. *. 22 I 'th Sunday alter Tr nlty Monday of Dyaart diad 1878. ■ Si Bartholomew ma*aac -S.- Wedne»Uv. ?5 Michael Faraday died 18«7 Thursday .. Dec. l»on. Forth. Neas. & Spey Friday 27 fLhing* clo*e Saturday. 2B Dr John d. 1811 Moon— ...