... of the following notabilities, Bph the Right Hon. Lord Cbelmaford. Lord Chancellor; the pati Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown; Michael Faraday, the great Air chemist ; and the Attorney-General, Sir Fitzroy Kelly. W. These are all admirable lilkessesses, and are ...

... life in very subordinate position in London warehouse. Sir William Cuhitt, when lad, worked at his father’s flour-mill. Michael Faraday, England’s most eminent chemist, was the son of poor blacksmith. Sir Samuel Morton Peto worked for sevsn years a carpenter ...

... go through some b extraordinary evolutions by alternately pressing and pushing I the top with your hands, contrary to Michael Faraday's st theory, by voluntary and not involuntary muscular action. ci You then allow the agitated table a little respite while ...

... a very subordinate position in a London warehouse. Sir William Cubitt, when a lad. worked in his father's flour.mill. Michael Faraday, ;ngland's most eminent chemist, was the son of a poor black- smith. Sir Samuel Morton Peto worked for seven years as ...

... public will hear with sincere regret of the death of Professor Faraday, which took place on Sunday, near Hampton-court. Michael Faraday was born in 1791 in the parish of Newington, Surrey, and, like many others who have illustrated the page of British history ...

... with you in quiet Oh ! happiness My into the world in this way only serve to make me esteem that happiness the more From Michael Faraday J H Gladstone The Pio Hearing of this dog’s achievements I was naturally desirous of seeing him and accordingly to the ...

... and took np afterwards the other hand this in point to which he specially wished to draw their attention there the of Michael Faraday Faraday it well known journeyman shoemaker his first of the great with which became so closely associated were from hearing ...

... Africa. by te Price of Tea Tickets and Evening Lecture in future 'I J Advertisement. A e PROFESSOR BARRETT 11 ir ON 'e MICHAEL FARADAY AND HIS ELECTRICAL COS DISCOVERIES. To by e LECTURE HALL, DERBY. cUT tak d TUESDAY, DECEMBER TEH. me Loi e - mil ;S BRADBURNE ...

... 5th. De N Tickets purchased for the last occasion, and nit used, mu will be available. Ap PROFESSOR BARRETT V ON un( MICHAEL FARADAY AND HIS ELECTRICAL ket DISCOVERIES. V LECTURE HALL, DERBY. son WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER GTH. RI 7 BRADBURNE. eitl ( N THURSDAY ...

... Ollerenshaw DEATH OF OLLERENSHAW this morning about eight o’clock Mr W H Whiston will hold an inquest on Saturday ON MICHAEL FARADAY evening last Professor W F Barrett delivered lecture in the Mechanics’ Hall “Faraday some of discoveries Electricity” ...

... MICHAEL FARADAY. . T tt&*f-11 Trn-t- TU'l. A-1 AdWIFTI5O re At the Lecture Hall, Derby, on Wed aesday evening, Mr. W. Fletcher Barnett, ?? ?? ?? &c., and fol- Professor of Physics at the Royal College of Science, at a Dublin, delivered a very interesting ...

... were constantly reminded of. this when they perused the biographies of ouch men as Hugh Miller, George Stephenson, and Michael Faraday. It bad become a settled principle in the not ten that every child should be educated, and Lloverarnest had decided that ...