... ■^wnvvvw-: :?•: $ % a*? k Dirty bottles led him to fame YOUNG Michael Faraday was a bookbinder's journeyman who longed to be a scientist. In 1813 the great chemist Sir Humphry Davy, later inventor of the Davy lamp for miners, needed a laboratory assistant ...

... Reformation ? Section 4. —Discuss the achievements of any two of the following:—Edmund Burke, James Watt, Adam Smith, Michael Faraday, David Livingstone, Guiseppe Garibaldi, Florence Nightingale, Charles Stewart Parnell. Give the development of the policy ...

... company met ghosts of about 30 famous people, including Chaucer, Shakespeare, Bunyan, Dickens, Alfred the Great, and Michael Faraday. C.D. EQUIPMENT DAMAGE. There is to be a new drive to prevent damage to shelters, static water-tanks, and other C.D. equipment ...

... English (ages 9-12): Games with Words, arranged Douglas R. Allan. 11.40—Science and the Community (ages 15 and over): Michael Faraday, written by J. A Lauwerys. 12. & Henry Hall and his Orchestra. 12.30—Light Music from Italy by the E.I.A.R. Chamber Orchestra ...

... Satisfy Youth? Come, see and hear. Sunday, 11 —Subject— A Door Open in Heaven. Speaker—Mrs Magee. 6.30 —Subject—''' Michael Faraday's Text. 7.4s—Communion Service. Pastor A. J. K. MAGEE. Come and bring friend. Hall, Li ff Road, Lochee.—Sunday, 11 o ...