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... THE YOUTH OF MICHAEL FARADAY. About eighty years tgg anyons looking into little dingy room at the back of a bookseller’s shop in Blandford Street, London, might have seen a boy busily occupied binding books.. This boy was Michael Faraday. He was blacksmith's ...
... A Scientific Adventure.— lt was just after the death of that great and good philosopher, Michael Faraday, that two young men returned to their native village brimful the scientific information which had been imparted to them in the metropolis, and, being ...
... linked bv «t neorfal. National pre?r»nun* 9. Greenwich. Weather and Seoood New* fl.15— Bulletin. croprjmiar. 9.20—National Michael Faraday. by Sir William IX. Bnts. National procraauc«. 10.5—Th.' B B.C. conducted B. Walton N«Hon«l down. ...
... 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 ...
... been interred in that famous city of the dead.'* After visiting the tomb 3 George Eliot, Dr James Hamilton, Professor Michael Faraday, Karl Marx, and others, he came to tomb concerning whichhe was told that it attracts more visitors than any other in the ...
... a 31p stamp depicts the radar developed by Robert Watson Watt. Two 22p stamps mark the bicentenaries of the births of Michael Faraday, the father of electricity, and Charles Babbage, the pioneer of computer science. ‘Recession peaking’ The UK recession ...
... 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 ...
... the lapse of long centuries. The Lord Mayor of London knighted for the presentation of an address to the sovereign, and Michael Faraday deservedly made an officer of the I>egion of Honour for chemical and other scientific discoveries ; but in the main conception ...
... 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 ...