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... TO GREAT SCIENTIST Mechanical Genius of Michael Faraday Dundee Rotary Club Address The members of Dundee Rotary Club at their weekly luncheon in Kidd's Rooms, to-day paid tribute to the memory of Michael Faraday, the centenary of whose cardinal electrical ...
... wasn't her fault, teacher, said \Vinifred Malkin, of Rodney, Walworth, S.E., a 13-year-old school .girl, who died at Michael Faraday Council School, Walworth, at midday from ail injury received a game of netball. The game was played on the roof of the ...
... by the Court of Appeal of the action brought by Miss Muriel George, formerly one of The Follies, against Mr Philip Michael Faraday for damages for alleged wrongful dismissal from playing in The Night Birds at the Lyne Theatre, London. Mr Faraday held ...
... He Made Light and When Michael Faraday Astonished England with his Breakfast Table Series. Just a hundred years ago the famous scientist made a discovery which has since revolutionised civilisation. * ( L ARADAY'S discoveries and ■I philosophy ...
... restrained her from entering at all. The performance was not carried on by either party, but by the licensee, Mr Philip Michael Faraday. Jenkins said it would bo made clear that the injunction only applied to the plaintiff's part of the theatre. The motion ...
... them to use the great opportunities which education presented to-day to follow the footsteps and emulate the example of Michael Faraday. Lord Haldane spoke of the growth of knowledge in the twentieth century. The Rev. J. S. Stewart. 8.D., Andrew's U.F. Church ...
... sending silver paper, dear. You have worked hard to gather such a Famous Boys and Girls F —Michael Faraday K TT is to the son of London blacksmit —Michael Faraday—that we owe one of our most important discoveries in regard to electricity. Young Michael ...
... 7.4S—NATIONAL—LesIie Henson and Harry Walden and Gresham Singers in variety programme. 9.2O—NATIONAL—Sir W. H. Bragg Michael Faraday. 10.5 —NATIONAL — Orchestral Concert. 10.-5 —GLASGOW—Scottish Concert. 10.5 —MANCHESTER Spindler Banjo Quartet. Foreign ...
... EARLY TRIALS OF A FAMOUS SCIENTIST TO-DAY'S ANNIVERSARY'* Michael Faraday, chemist, electrician, philosopher, born September 1791. The name of Faraday carries its own honours. Every title the world of learning could offer was laid at his feet, but graciously ...
... will be shown side by side with those of Dickens and William Morris, and tlie later census papers of Thomas Carlyle, Michael Faraday, and Thomas These are all being exhibited by the court the Public Records Office. An interesting selection of birth, marriage ...
... real actors and actresses and, what is more important, the spoken word. A company sent out by Sir Herbert Tree and Mr Michael Faraday ought to be a good one. Miss Margaret Unett the leading lady; Mr H. Humberstone Wright is Joe Carson, the leader of the ...