... 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 ...

... GIRL IN THE TAXI. MISS DAISY BINDLEY. When produced The Girl in the Taxi at the London Lyric two years ago, Mr Philip Michael Faraday was described as 'leading a new fashion in the theatre, and the production i tee If was called by one of the best of ...

... 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 ...

... familiar lecture halls of Japan, when he delivers a series of talks to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of scientist Michael Faraday. He told his audience of THE Faraday's achievements as a scientist, despite his lack of professional scientific training ...

... are both attractive and charming. As on the occasion of the first visit, of the play, the company sent by Mr Phjlip Michael Faraday is well equipped for its work. There is little work for the chorus, but what there is was well done last night. Miss Margaret ...

... electric trains and trams, motor cars and aeroplanes, and you will be able to estimate its proper value the genius of Michael Faraday and the debt which the world owes to him to-diy. There might have been Faraday of another name to make the same discoveries ...

... t manager of the Unicorn Preservation Trust. tourist at THIS YEAR we celebrate the bicentenary of a great scientist, Michael Faraday, who discovered the principle of electricity, invented the dynamo and gave us the terms cathode, electrode and anode ...

... of Erromanga, whose life Archbishop of Canterbury he would call the chapter of the Acts the Apostles, was ironmonger. Michael Faraday, England's most eminent chemist, worked at the craft of bookbinder until he was 22 years age. But our list is long enough ...

... because it told us what forces of nature there were for app.i-eation Had it not been for the physicists, Glavani and Michael faraday, we should not have known to-day the nature of electricity. would still have been for the common man merely a flash of ...

... 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 ...

... nation has centuries of re-1 frigerating experience behind it. s The modern method of refrigeration . was discovered by Michael Faraday in 1826 when he succeeded in condensing d ammonia to a liquid by applying pressure and then cooling it. ...