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... quartette and recitation which on the 6th inst., Fanapay, widow followed took w The duet by Mersrs Deans of the late Michael Faraday, in the 79h year and Marrower from “ Benedict” was capitally her age. sung. The dialogue from Bulwer’s play of “ Money” ...
... Is-llid. Electricians their Marvels. alter Jerrold. author The Popular Talcs of E. S. Phelps (author of The Gates Michael Faraday : Man of Science. &e. lid. Ajar coulains numerous Tales of this popular author, NEW POPULAR BIOGRAPHIES. hiding Annie ...
... under false tences, will be tried soon before the Sheriff. Rev. AbthubMcesell on Michael Faraday -a, Wtdueadajt, the Rev. A Mursell lectured ]»• audience on Michael Faraday. The entire lecture vli in Mr MucaaU's best style—humorous, eloquent. ** Castle ...
... The scientific world has met with heavy loss in the death ef Professor Faraday, which took place on Sunday near Hampton Michael Faraday was born in 1791, Newington, Surrey, and was enUrely a self-made man. In his early days was apprenticed bookseller and ...
... ographies ot We 4 Among the list are the following id Livi we, Henry M. Stanley, john W: eli iffe and Martin Luther. Te Michael Faraday, Carey, the Father and Founder lat, David for Continuation of Wm. Hunter & Co.'s Chy Coleus See Celunnm _ RESS &c. of ...
... very critical condition. The death is announced, at the age 79, of Mrs Sarah Faraday, widow of the celebrated Professor Michael Faraday, who died August 25, 18lio. No. 47 Park Street, Grosvenor Square, has been partially burned down by a monkey. This imitative ...
... the Royal Institution. 2 yols. London : Longman & Co. [Brest Norice} Why, some will ask on looking at the title, not Michael Faraday? Why simply Faraday ? Men say Sir David Brewster, Sir Humphrey Davy ; ve fave had the Lifeand Letters of Dr Thomas Arnold ...
... ship, the Chichester, established for homeless boys of London. 1867, April s.—Annual excise duty of 5s dogs. August 25. Michael _ Faraday, the natural philosopher, died, aged 1868, —Act passed prohibiting railways carrying persons going to a prize-fight. ...
... 1853 he was appointed Professor of Natural Philosophy in the Royal Institution of Great Brit n, succeeding his friend Michael Faraday as Superintendent. While studying in Germany attention had been directed to the problem of the movement cf glaciers, and ...
... occupied the chair, and briefly introduced the Rev. Arthur Mursell, who gave very interesting account of the life of Michael Faraday, who, he said, was born of humble parentage, but by dint of study had raised himself to high position a d'stinguished ...
... occupied the chair, and briefly introduced the Rev. Arthur Mursell, who gave a very interesting account of the life of Michael Faraday, who, he said, was born of humble parent- age, but by dint of study had raised himself to a high position as a distinguished ...
... the Chichester, •stsbhshed for homeless boys of London. 1867, April s. — Annual excise duty of 5s on dogs. August 25.-Michael Faraday, the natnnd Philosopher, died, aged ?5. 1868.— Act passed prohibiting railways carrying pe ?? nB , goin * *° * P«h»*figh* ...